Set directly on Birgu’s prestigious waterfront at the heart of the historic Three Cities and Malta’s iconic Grand Harbour, steps from Valletta ferry. Insulated for comfort and tranquillity, the property offers adaptable sleeping arrangements for varying group sizes.

Spread over a footprint of over 100 sqm, the property comprises three suites branching out from a shared central entrance hall; the layout affords both privacy and togetherness.

Suite Elena and Suite Georgia both feature a king-size bed complete with premium bedding, mini-fridge, coffee and tea-making facilities, a work desk, Smart TV, and en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower. Suite Elena enjoys a patio commanding unobstructed panoramic views of the marina. Suite Georgia features a bay window overlooking Birgu's charming historic streets, capturing the neighbourhood's timeless character.

Suite Maria is the largest of the three suites, measuring approximately 35 sqm. It is designated as a spacious open-plan studio-style suite. The sleeping area featuring a king-size bed complete with premium bedding, generous lounge with sofa and Smart TV, and dining area are all incorporated within the same open space, in a layout that creates distinct comfortable living and sleeping zones. Suite Maria also features a patio commanding unobstructed panoramic views of the marina, access to a fully equipped kitchenette, and its own en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower.

All three suites are exclusively available to your group. You are very welcome to avail of all three suites or, if you so prefer, only two, choosing whichever suites and combination of suites best suit your needs as a group.

Guests, especially families travelling with children or large groups, are encouraged to contact us to advise on the most comfortable configuration with the property's approved occupancy.

There is no reception, daily housekeeping, or on-site staff. Additional cleaning can be arranged for a fee.

Check-in: 1500H Check-out: 10.00.

The neighbourhood offers an authentic glimpse into Malta’s rich maritime heritage. Winding stone streets, centuries-old architecture, and quietly lived-in squares reflect a deep sense of history that has been carefully preserved rather than polished for display. Despite its cultural significance, the area remains remarkably peaceful, especially in the evenings, where the rhythm of daily life slows and the harbour breeze carries through the narrow lanes. This is a genuine local community, where residents still greet each other in the street and tradition sits naturally alongside everyday living, offering guests a calm and immersive experience away from busier tourist centres.