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# ST Hotels Malta

> ST Hotels Malta runs five hotels and self-catering apartments on the Gżira and Sliema seafront, within walking distance of the Sliema ferry to Valletta: ST Alavits Hotel, ST Azur Hotel, ST Bayview Hotel & Spa, ST Blubay Apartments and ST Valletta View Apartments. Book direct at sthotelsmalta.com.

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## Rooms
- [Three Bedroom Inland](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/three-bedroom-inland/): Offering generous space for larger stays, this apartment features three separate bedrooms with five beds, a living room and two bathrooms with a bath or shower and complimentary toiletries. The fitted kitchen includes a stovetop, refrigerator, oven and kitchenware. Additional amenities include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, washing machine, dining area, wardrobe and city views.
- [Two Bedroom Inland](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/two-bedroom-inland/): Designed for added space and convenience, this apartment includes two private bedrooms with up to three beds, a separate living room and two bathrooms with showers and complimentary toiletries. The kitchen is fitted with an oven, stovetop, refrigerator and kitchenware. Other features include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, washing machine, dining area, wardrobe and city views.
- [One Bedroom Inland](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/one-bedroom-inland/): This one-bedroom apartment features a separate bedroom with one bed, a living area with seating and dining space, an equipped kitchen with stovetop, refrigerator, oven and kitchenware, and a bathroom with shower and complimentary toiletries. It also includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, washing machine and city views.
- [Standard Room with Partial Sea View](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/standard-room-with-partial-sea-view/): Comfortably furnished with a private en suite bathroom, this room overlooks the quiet inland side of the hotel.
- [Three Bedroom Seaview](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/valletta-view-3-bedroom-seaview/): Spacious and fully equipped for larger groups, this three bedroom apartment includes an en suite bathroom and overlooks the sea.
- [Two Bedroom Seaview](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/valletta-view-2-bedroom-sea-view-apt/): With two separate bedrooms and an en suite bathroom, this apartment offers comfortable living space and clear sea views.
- [Superior Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/azur-superior-room/): Upgraded in style and space, this room features contemporary fittings, a generous sleeping area, and an en suite bathroom.
- [Family Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/azur-family-room/): Created with families in mind, this room provides flexible sleeping options, ample space, and a private en suite bathroom.
- [Deluxe Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/azur-deluxe-room/): A more spacious and refined room with premium furnishings, a relaxed seating area, and a private en suite bathroom.
- [Standard Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/azur-standard-room/): Designed for everyday comfort, this room offers modern furnishings, a functional layout, and a private en suite bathroom.
- [Family Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/alavits-family-room/): Designed with space and flexibility in mind, this room accommodates families comfortably and features a private en suite bathroom.
- [Junior Suite with a Terrace](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/alavits-junior-suite-with-terrace/): A spacious suite offering a separate seating area, an en suite bathroom, and a private outdoor terrace for added comfort.
- [Standard Room with Side Sea View](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/alavits-standard-room-with-side-sea-view/): Overlooking the side of the sea, this room offers contemporary furnishings, an en suite bathroom, and a relaxed ambience.
- [Standard Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/alavits-standard-room/): Comfortable and modern in design, this room includes a private en suite bathroom and a practical layout for everyday stays.
- [Three Bedroom Apartment](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/blubay-3-bedroom/): A generous three-bedroom apartment ideal for families or groups, featuring a full kitchen, comfortable living and dining areas, en suite bathrooms, and inland views.
- [Studio with Beach Club Access](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/blubay-studio-with-beach-club-access/): This furnished room is complimented with an en-suite bathroom whilst providing an inland view.
- [Family Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/bayview-family-room/): Designed to accommodate more guests, this spacious room offers flexible sleeping arrangements and a private en suite bathroom.
- [Sea View Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/bayview-sea-view-room/): Bright and airy throughout, this room comes with an en suite bathroom and direct views across the sea.
- [One Bedroom Apartment](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/blubay-one-bedroom/): A spacious one-bedroom apartment offering a separate living area, a fully equipped kitchenette, and an en suite bathroom with inland views.
- [Two Bedroom Apartment](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/blubay-2-bedroom/): A thoughtfully designed two-bedroom apartment with a dedicated living and dining space, modern kitchenette, en suite facilities, and inland-facing views.
- [Studio Apartment](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/blubay-studio/): A comfortably furnished studio featuring a private en suite bathroom and an inland-facing outlook, designed for practical and relaxed stays.
- [One Bedroom Sea View](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/valletta-view-one-bedroom-sea-view-apt/): A fully furnished one bedroom apartment featuring an en suite bathroom and views across the sea.
- [Standard Room + Beach Club Access](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/bayview-standard-room-with-beach-club-access/): Featuring an en suite bathroom and inland views, this room also includes complimentary access to the nearby beach club.
- [Standard Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/room/bayview-standard-room/): Comfortably furnished with a private en suite bathroom, this room overlooks the quiet inland side of the hotel.

## Hotels & Apartments
- [Alavits Hotel by ST Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/siteminder/alavits-hotel/): Rooftop pool and bar behind a classic Maltese balcony façade in Gżira.
- [Azur Hotel by ST Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/siteminder/azur-hotel/): Industrial-inspired rooms, an on-site gym and free access to Aqualuna Lido.
- [Valletta View Apartments by ST Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/siteminder/valletta-view/): Seafront apartments with views towards Valletta and pool access.
- [Blubay Apartments by ST Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/siteminder/blubay-apartments/): Apartments for families and groups, with a rooftop pool.
- [Bayview Hotel & Spa by ST Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/siteminder/bayview-hotel/): Seafront hotel with indoor and outdoor pools and a spa.

## Pages
- [Book with us](https://sthotelsmalta.com/join-now/)
- [ST Careers](https://sthotelsmalta.com/careers/)
- [Contact Us](https://sthotelsmalta.com/contact-us/)
- [Loyalty](https://sthotelsmalta.com/loyalty-scheme/)
- [Events](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/)
- [Our Blog](https://sthotelsmalta.com/blog/)
- [Hotels](https://sthotelsmalta.com/about/)
- [Home](https://sthotelsmalta.com/)

## Posts
- [Where to Stay in Sliema and Gżira: 5 ST Hotels Compared](https://sthotelsmalta.com/where-to-stay-in-sliema-and-gzira/): Deciding where to stay in Sliema and Gżira comes down to what you want from the trip: a spa day, a kitchen of your own, a sea view toward Valletta or a rooftop at sunset. ST Hotels Malta has five properties on the Gżira waterfront and just behind it, all facing Manoel Island and Marsamxett Harbour, and each one suits a different kind of stay.
- [Visiting Malta in November 2026: A Local’s Guide to the Quiet Season](https://sthotelsmalta.com/visiting-malta-in-november/): Visiting Malta in November means mild days, quiet streets and a sea that most northern Europeans would still call warm. The summer crowds have gone, the Christmas season is still a few weeks off, and the islands settle into a slower rhythm that suits sightseeing far better than August ever does.
- [Your Guide to the Malta Book Festival 2026 at Ta’ Qali](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-book-festival-2026/): The Malta Book Festival 2026 runs from Wednesday 4 to Sunday 8 November at the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta' Qali, and entry to the festival and all of its events is free. Ian Rankin is this year's headline guest, which makes early November a very good week to bring a book to Malta.
- [Your Practical Guide to the Battle of Malta 2026 Autumn Edition](https://sthotelsmalta.com/battle-of-malta-2026/): The Battle of Malta 2026 autumn edition brings live poker back to St Julian's from Tuesday 27 October to Wednesday 4 November, with a €600 Main Event carrying a €1,500,000 guarantee. That's nine days of flights, side events and late finishes, so where you sleep, eat and switch off matters almost as much as your starting stack.
- [Things to Do in Malta in December: A Local Guide to the Quiet Season](https://sthotelsmalta.com/things-to-do-in-malta-in-december/): That changes what is worth doing. The things to do in Malta in December are not a reduced version of the summer list. Walking, diving, historic sites and markets all work better now than they do in August, while the beach and boat trip side of the island largely shuts down. Here is how to plan around it.
- [Christmas in Malta 2026: A Local Guide to the Festive Season](https://sthotelsmalta.com/christmas-in-malta-2026/): This guide covers what is actually happening for Christmas in Malta 2026, when it happens, and how to reach it from the Sliema and Gzira waterfront. Christmas Day falls on a Friday this year and New Year's Eve on a Thursday, so the festive stretch runs as two long weekends almost back to back.
- [Aqualuna Lido in Malta: Pool, Rates and Who Gets In Free](https://sthotelsmalta.com/aqualuna-lido-malta-guide/): Malta has no shortage of places to swim, but most of them involve a bus, a car park and a walk down to the water. Aqualuna Lido is the opposite proposition. It sits on Sliema Creek, on the water directly opposite the ST Hotels Malta properties along the Gzira and Sliema seafront, which means the walk from your room to a sun lounger is measured in minutes rather than a morning.
- [Where to Find a Rooftop Pool in Malta: Inside Alavits Hotel](https://sthotelsmalta.com/rooftop-pool-in-malta-alavits-hotel/): Malta's swimming season runs long. By late September the crowds at Golden Bay and Għadira have thinned out, the water is still warm, and the afternoons are still bright enough to spend outdoors. This is the stretch of the year when a rooftop pool in Malta starts to make more sense than a beach day, because there is no drive, no parking hunt, and no packing up when the wind turns.
- [Defected Malta 2026: Fort St Elmo, The Ditch, and Where to Stay](https://sthotelsmalta.com/defected-malta-2026-guide/): Defected Malta 2026 returns from 1 to 4 October, the fifth year the UK house label has taken over the island for a long October weekend. Over 5,000 people fly in for it, spread across four very different venues: two of them genuinely walkable from Valletta, two of them requiring a taxi or bus. Here's what the festival actually involves and where it makes sense to stay depending on which parts of it you care about.
- [Malta’s Wine Harvest: Where to Taste It This September](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-grape-harvest-wine-season/): Every September, while beach season is winding down, another one of Malta's seasons is in full swing. Malta's grape harvest season runs through the month, with vineyards across Malta and Gozo bringing in the crop that becomes the next year's wine. It's a quieter, more agricultural side of the island than the festas and fireworks, but it gives September a genuine local flavour, in both senses.
- [Travelling with Your Dog? Pet-Friendly Apartments in Gzira Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/blubay-apartments-pet-friendly-gzira-malta/): Blubay Apartments in Gzira is the only property in the ST Hotels Malta portfolio that accepts pets, subject to prior approval. Every other hotel and apartment property in the group allows registered assistance animals only, which makes Blubay the default answer whenever the question is pet-friendly apartments in Gzira Malta. Combined with full kitchens and a rooftop pool, it's built for a longer stay with your dog or cat in tow, not just a one-night stopover.
- [Halloween in Malta 2026: Legends, Haunted Sites and Where to Stay](https://sthotelsmalta.com/halloween-in-malta-2026/): Malta takes Halloween seriously these days, and it has the history to back it up. From late September, shop windows in Sliema and Gzira start filling with pumpkins and cobwebs, and by the last week of October the island splits into two moods: candlelit ghost tours through 400-year-old streets, and costume parties that spill out of Paceville until sunrise. Halloween in Malta works on both levels at once, which is what makes it worth planning around rather than treating as an afterthought.
- [Rockestra 2026 in Malta: A Guide to the Ta’ Qali Concert for Charity](https://sthotelsmalta.com/rockestra-2026-in-malta-a-guide-to-the-ta-qali-concert-for-charity/): Rockestra Malta 2026 returns on Saturday, 26 September, at the Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre (MFCC) in Ta' Qali, Attard. It is one of the more distinctive nights on the island's autumn calendar: the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra reworking rock classics alongside a line-up of Maltese artists, with every euro raised going to the Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation.
- [Wellness Weekend in Gzira Malta: Inside Bayview Hotel & Spa](https://sthotelsmalta.com/bayview-hotel-spa-wellness-weekend-gzira-malta/): Bayview Hotel & Spa sits on The Strand in Gzira, five minutes from the Sliema ferry landing, and it's the only property in the ST Hotels Malta portfolio with a confirmed spa, sauna, jacuzzi, and both an indoor and an outdoor pool. That combination makes it the natural base for a wellness weekend in Gzira Malta, whether you're booking a proper spa break or just want a hotel where slowing down is part of the plan, not an afterthought.
- [Where to Swim in Malta in September: The Best Beaches, Near and Far](https://sthotelsmalta.com/best-beaches-in-malta-in-september/): September is when Malta's beaches get their reward for surviving August. The sea is still close to its warmest point of the year, most of the summer crowds have gone home, and you can actually find a spot on the sand without arriving before nine in the morning. This guide covers the best beaches in Malta in September, starting with the ones you can walk to from Sliema and St Julian's, then the sandy stretches worth the bus ride out west and north.
- [Fitness Centre and Pool Access at Azur Hotel: What Guests Get](https://sthotelsmalta.com/fitness-centre-and-pool-access-at-azur-hotel-what-guests-get/): Azur Hotel doesn't have a swimming pool on site, and it doesn't pretend otherwise. What it does have is an industrial-inspired base in Gzira, an on-site fitness centre, and free guest access to Aqualuna Lido, the sea-facing pool complex nearby. For guests who want to train and swim in the same stay, here's exactly how fitness centre and pool access at Azur Hotel actually works.
- [Best Time to Visit Malta in September 2026: A Local’s Guide](https://sthotelsmalta.com/best-time-to-visit-malta-in-september/): This combination, warm sea, mild evenings, low rainfall, is exactly why so many repeat visitors treat September as the best time to visit Malta in September for swimming without competing for beach space.
- [Victory Day in Malta: A Guide to Il-Vitorja, the Regatta, and the Feasts](https://sthotelsmalta.com/victory-day-in-malta-a-guide-to-il-vitorja-the-regatta-and-the-feasts/): Victory Day, or Il-Vitorja, falls on 8 September every year and it is one of Malta's fullest public holidays: a military parade in Valletta, a traditional rowing regatta in the Grand Harbour, and village feasts in Senglea, Mellieha, Naxxar, and Xaghra in Gozo, all happening on the same day. Unlike some of Malta's other summer festas, this one is fixed to a single date, so it is easy to plan around. Here is what Victory Day in Malta actually involves, and where to be for each part of it.
- [Things to Do in St Julian’s Malta 2026: The Complete Local Guide](https://sthotelsmalta.com/things-to-do-in-st-julians-malta-2026/): St Julian's is the engine room of Maltese tourism, and for good reason. The bay, the restaurants, the nightlife, the football screenings, the ferry connections, the lido days: if you are looking for things to do in St Julian's Malta this summer, the list is longer than any single trip can cover. This guide cuts it down to what is actually worth your time in 2026, with a particular focus on what makes this corner of the island different from the rest.
- [Malta in October 2026: What to Expect and Why It’s Worth It](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-in-october/): Malta in October sits in a strange gap in the travel conversation. Everyone talks about summer Malta. A growing number of people know about September. Almost nobody talks about October, which is precisely why it makes sense.
- [Enjoy Effortless Adventures: Getting Around Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/getting-around-malta/): Malta is one of the smallest countries in Europe. You can drive from one end to the other in under an hour. But small does not mean simple. The roads are narrow, the buses run on their own schedule, and first-time visitors often arrive with questions they did not think to Google before landing. Understanding the options for getting around Malta can make your experience much smoother. The importance of getting around Malta effectively cannot be overstated, as it enhances your travel experience.
- [Malta in September 2026: Why Shoulder Season Is the Best Time to Visit](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-in-september/): Malta in July is loud, overheated, and overbooked. Malta in September is the version of the island that actually matches the photographs. The sea is still fully swimmable, the restaurants are still open, and the prices are noticeably lower. What changes is everything that made August difficult.
- [Best Things to Do in Malta in August 2026](https://sthotelsmalta.com/things-to-do-in-malta-in-august-2026/): August is one of the busiest months on the island, and if you are looking for things to do in Malta in August 2026, the answer is: a lot. Peak heat, peak festas, peak music, and peak rooftop energy. The trick is knowing where to put yourself at different points in the day, because when the sun hits 34°C by midday, timing matters.
- [World Cup 2026 Malta Rooftop: Watch Every Match from Above Valletta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/world-cup-2026-malta-rooftop/): Most places showing the World Cup 2026 Malta rooftop crowd wants are a screen on a wall and a bar underneath it. The Alavits Hotel rooftop in Sliema is something else entirely. You are on a terrace above the harbour. Valletta sits directly across the water in front of you. The screens are up, the bar is cold, and for the full hour before every single match this summer, happy hour is running. This is where you want to be.
- [Best Beaches in Malta 2026: A Guide for Every Type of Traveller](https://sthotelsmalta.com/best-beaches-in-malta-2026/): Here is your complete guide to the best beaches in Malta 2026, matched to what you are actually looking for.
- [Malta Summer Festas 2026: Complete Calendar for Best Village Feast](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-summer-festas-2026/): Here is your complete guide to the best Malta summer festas 2026 has to offer, what to expect, and how to plan around them.
- [Best Places to Watch World Cup 2026 in Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/best-places-to-watch-world-cup-2026-in-malta/): Planning to watch World Cup 2026 in Malta? Get kick-off times in Malta time, the best sports bars, hotel viewing tips, and everything you need to catch every game this summer.
- [Malta for Couples: Romantic Activities and Ideas for 2026](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-for-couples-romantic-activities-and-ideas-for-2026/): Malta has a way of making simple moments feel special, even when it’s just a slow walk through the city or a quiet dinner in the old city, because the setting does much of the work. The sea is all around, and its lovely historic buildings make even relaxed plans feel atmospheric. 
- [Summer in Malta: Best Beaches, Festivals, and Things to Do](https://sthotelsmalta.com/summer-in-malta-best-beaches-festivals-and-things-to-do/): Summer in Malta is at its best when the trip is flexible. Some days call for a long swim and a slow lunch by the sea, and others are better for a short ferry ride, a walk through Valletta, or a local feast that keeps the evening going long after sunset.
- [Watching World Cup 2026 Malta: Up on the Alavits Roof Terrace, Sliema](https://sthotelsmalta.com/rooftop-sliema-watching-world-cup-2026-malta/): Watching World Cup 2026 Malta? The Alavits rooftop in Sliema brings the big screen, full bar, beanbags, country-themed snacks, and a Predictions League.
- [Hidden Gems in Malta: Villages, Bays, and Quiet Corners ](https://sthotelsmalta.com/hidden-gems-in-malta-villages-bays-and-quiet-corners/): These hidden gems in Malta are ideal if you want to see a slower side of the island. 
- [Local Markets in Malta You Can’t Miss in 2026](https://sthotelsmalta.com/local-markets-in-malta-you-cant-miss-in-2026/): If you want to see a more local side of Malta, markets are a good place to start because they’re a part of daily life across towns and villages. Each one feels a little different, which makes it more fun to explore the island via its local markets. 
- [Art Galleries and Exhibitions to Visit in Malta 2026](https://sthotelsmalta.com/art-galleries-and-biennale-2026-malta-cultural-guide/): The Malta Cultural Guide is a perfect companion for those looking to delve deeper into the artistic narrative of the Biennale, offering insights and recommendations to enhance your experience of the Malta Cultural Guide.
- [Malta Holiday Events You Should Plan Around](https://sthotelsmalta.com/malta-holiday-events-you-should-plan-around/): Malta has a lively events calendar that shapes the travel experience throughout the year, thanks to the festivals and national or religious holidays that often fill the streets with energy. Planning around Malta holiday events can help visitors enjoy the islands at their best and avoid the busiest weeks.
- [Spring Events in Malta 2026: What’s On During Your Stay? ](https://sthotelsmalta.com/spring-events-in-malta-2026-whats-on-during-your-stay/): Spring is a wonderful time to visit Malta. The weather is mild, and the countryside is at its greenest, with many cultural events and local celebrations taking place across the islands. 
- [Easter in Malta 2026: A Guide to Holy Week and Local Traditions](https://sthotelsmalta.com/easter-malta-2026-guide-to-holy-week-and-local-traditions/): Easter in Malta 2026 is one of the most special times to visit the island, with streets full of processions and traditional sweets appearing in every bakery. It is a season shaped by faith and strong local customs, set against Malta’s soft spring light.
- [Malta for Families: Fun-Filled Activities for All Ages](https://sthotelsmalta.com/family-adventure-in-malta/): Planning your next family adventure? Then Malta may be the destination you’re looking for. 
- [Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/celebrate-valentines-day-in-malta/): Reserve a room or get in touch for more information on how we can make your Valentine’s Day in Malta truly special. 
- [Carnival in Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/carnival-in-malta/): Besides Paceville, a bulk of the people will also go to Valletta. Arguably the heart of Carnival in Malta this is where the parade takes place. A lot of families go to Valletta so their children get to see all the brightly coloured floats passing through the streets. Other than this, all the restaurants and bars will be open, so you can still go for a bit to eat or a casual drink. If you are looking to eat make sure to reserve your table from before because there will be a large number of people. Also, try and catch a taxi to go to and fro, from Valletta. The traffic situation will be rather bad and finding parking will be a problem. Public transport will also increase in frequency for the majority of the day so that is also an option.
- [Blue Lagoon Comino: What to Expect and How to Get There](https://sthotelsmalta.com/blue-lagoon-in-comino-what-to-expect-how-to-get-there/): Blue Lagoon Comino is one of the most famous natural attractions in Malta.. Its mix of cerulean and aquamarine water surrounded by picturesque hills has made this a premium tourist destination. Every year, thousands of tourists swarm to Malta for enjoying the breathtaking scenes of the lagoon. 
- [Top 10 Things To Do In Malta ](https://sthotelsmalta.com/top-10-things-to-do-in-malta/): Here are the top 10 things to do in Malta that promise a memorable experience.
- [SummerDaze Malta Music Festival: What to expect](https://sthotelsmalta.com/summerdaze-malta-music-festival/): There's nothing like a good music festival to make your summer unforgettable. 
- [Sunny Malta: More Than 3,000 Hours Of Sunlight Per Year](https://sthotelsmalta.com/sunny-malta-more-than-3000-hours-of-sunlight-per-year-st-hotels/): Malta sunshine hours exceed 3,000 hours of sunlight every year, making the island one of the sunniest destinations in Europe. Malta is the perfect place for sun lovers. If you are craving a good tan, a visit to the sun-kissed shores of Malta is exactly what you need. The archipelago enjoys more than 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, offering the definitive Mediterranean experience with its natural landscapes and warm climate.
- [The best 5 films shot in Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/the-best-5-films-shot-in-malta/): In this guide, we're highlighting the best 5 films shot in Malta, showing how the island's unique charm enhances each film's story and visual appeal. Come with us as we take a closer look at Malta's cinematic treasures, where every spot tells a story, and every stay with ST Hotels adds to your journey through film history.
- [The History of Valletta, Malta](https://sthotelsmalta.com/the-history-of-valletta-malta/): Valletta is the fortified capital city of Malta, and a World Heritage site. When one speaks of Valletta Malta, the first thought that comes to mind is of a place firmly embedded in rich military history as well as history connected to the Knights of St. John. 

## Events
- [Tria Restaurant](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/tria-restaurant/): A contemporary restaurant offering relaxed dining with well prepared dishes in a comfortable and inviting setting.
- [Triton Conference Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/triton-conference-room/): A spacious conference room offering a professional setting with flexible layouts and modern facilities for meetings and events.
- [Carmelo Meeting Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/carmelo-meeting-room/): A modern meeting room offering a refined, professional setting designed for productive discussions and formal meetings.
- [Maria Meeting Room](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/maria-meeting-room/): A modern meeting room offering a calm, professional setting designed for focused discussions and productive sessions.
- [Sapphire Restaurant](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/sapphire-restaurant/): A contemporary restaurant offering relaxed dining with well prepared dishes in a comfortable and inviting setting.
- [Balluta Business Centre](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/balluta-business-centre/): A refined rooftop space offering a calm, open air setting for focused work, meetings, and professional gatherings.
- [120 Business Centre](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/120-business-centre/): A modern business centre offering flexible workspace solutions in a professional, well connected setting, designed to support meetings, focused work, and day to day business needs.
- [Aqualuna](https://sthotelsmalta.com/event/aqualuna/): A refined outdoor pool area designed for relaxed days and elevated evenings.

## Key facts

- Check-in from 14:00, check-out by 11:00. Early check-in and late check-out on request, subject to availability.
- Free WiFi throughout. All rooms and indoor areas are non-smoking.
- Parking is available at nearby ST Car Parks for €2.50 per hour.
- From Malta International Airport: around 10 minutes by taxi or 20 minutes by bus.
- ST Bayview Hotel & Spa and ST Valletta View Apartments are on The Strand, about 5 minutes' walk from the Sliema ferry to Valletta.
- ST Bayview Hotel & Spa is the only property with a spa, sauna, jacuzzi and indoor pool. It has 24-hour reception, which also serves ST Valletta View Apartments.
- ST Azur Hotel has no on-site pool. Guests get free access to Aqualuna Lido nearby.
- ST Blubay Apartments is the only property that accepts pets, with prior approval. All other properties accept registered assistance animals only.
- All ST Blubay and ST Valletta View apartments have a kitchenette or full kitchen and air conditioning.
- Direct bookings earn member rates through the [ST Insider loyalty scheme](https://sthotelsmalta.com/loyalty-scheme/).

## Meetings and events

Sorriso Restaurant (ST Alavits Hotel) and Sapphire Restaurant (ST Azur Hotel) each host events for up to 150 guests.

## Contact

ST Hotels Malta, 60 Sir Frederick Ponsonby Street, Gżira GZR 1070, Malta
Tel: +356 2264 0000 | Reservations: +356 2264 0156 | info@sthotelsmalta.com