Malta Scuba Diving Vacations

It was generally okay. My biggest two complaints was the food and the lack of warning against other hotel attendees. Thankfully, we only opted for the breakfast option - not all inclusive - the breakfast was edible but nothing exciting. Dinner was not much better. Adding onto this, you’re not allowed to get your own food, there are staff at every food option waiting to serve you. Personally I didn’t like this as I think there’s joy in picking what you like and trying different things, it generally felt awkward. My other complaint is that during our stay there were constant summer camps there, which basically meant relaxing with 13 year olds (7-15 my guess) running around. While they weren’t a massive issue, on occasions they were loud, bothered other guests and got in trouble with the staff. I even spoke to one of the camp coordinators and she said she would hate it if she booked her holiday here. It would have been nice to have been made aware of this as me and my partner came to relax and they were just a nuisance. Overall the hotel is okay, lovely pool and sun loungers, coffee bar was affordable and the shop was useful. The room was also a standard level, very average. I can’t remember how much we payed ( 2 adults, 7 days ) but I would not pay more than ish £100 a night. Thankfully there is a lovely bakery next door which we got dinner from, and is a 20 min walk to the centre of the bay where we had a fantastic meal at Nine Lives. Take this as you will, hope this helps.