Hilton Malta

Very spacious room, dressing gowns and slippers supplied. Loved the drinking water tap in the bathroom. Great breakfast with plenty of choice. Pool and surrounding area all very clean.

I don’t think you should have to pay extra so that you have the option to cancel. It should be free up until a week before you arrive.

Hotel situato difronte il dragonara casino’ , molto lussuoso, bella vista sulla camera .

Avendo prenotato un giorno prima di ferragosto il prezzo e’ stato molto caro , nn era possibile addebitare nulla in camera cosa molto strana rispetto alla categoria dell’hotel , personale troppo attento e a tratti scortese.

Exceptional facilities. Great location. All staff were excellent especially the housekeeping team.

Nothing.

Cocktail bar with zodiac signs was interesting, good gym, clean facilities

Usual hotel, nothing luxurious or higher-level, especially for €460/night in August. Even at breakfast, nothing really stands out — no avocado, no fresh berries. As for fresh vegetables (I need around 80g per meal), I found only cucumber, and on some days there were carrots at the kids’ table. That’s it! After 19:00, there’s basically nothing to do. The pools are closed, and the gaming room (which is very poorly equipped — see photos) is open only until 18:00. A funny thing: we were looking for the gaming room. At reception, the staff sent us to another part of the hotel. At Oceana restaurant, the staff said it was outside near the main entrance. In the Neba yard, a staff member said they had never seen it, but if we found it, we should let them know 😄 Funny. There are also no shows or animations, so basically nothing to do after 19:00. There’s no personal customer care either. We received a WhatsApp message once, and when I replied with three questions, I got what looked like a ChatGPT-generated response telling me to “ask the reception.” But considering our experience looking for the gaming room — walking through all the floors like idiots and being redirected several times in completely opposite directions — we surely didn’t take “ask the reception” seriously.