Point de Vue Guesthouse

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Delicious pasta. Home made and really tasty meals, good value too. We sat in the bar area as we didn’t realise there was a restaurant further into the building, which wouid have been a mixed setting. Really nice meal if you’re really hungry as portion size is generous.

Completely endorse all recent reviews, except for Dreamer60224, who must have been really unlucky. My wife tested the hot water on arrival: it was running cold, but that turned out to because of a block in the system, as the room hadn't been used for a little while. This was put right by the hotel's resident handyman while we had dinner, and we had lovely hot baths afterwards. He and all the rest of the staff and management were friendly and efficient without exception. The breakfast was wonderful, and so was the view from our room (no. 12): green fields were a treat to the eye, coming from England in February.

This Guesthouse is a modernized historical 17th century mansion. There is a hall for gatherings that has a marvelous view, it is decorated with photos of WW2 RAF pilots that stayed at this place. You can see remnants of bullet holes in the lobby area from WW2 era. You will be located just across the entrance of the walled city of Rabat. The guesthouse has a nice restaurant at the front, they offer breakfast in the morning. Also you will find ample space to park your car in front of the restaurant. The rooms are simple but functional, nice bathroom and clean. The beds are comfortable. Nice touch was the chandelier in the room. Staff was very friendly and informative. Wish we could have had more days to stay here.

Really enjoyed the food. We ordered pizza and fish platter. The fish platter was amazing. Fish was all fresh and tasty. Pizza was perfect and delicious. Service and ambiance was excellent. Thank you for a fantastic experience. Will definitely recommend. Everybody should try.

We really enjoyed our stay here. We loved the character full old style, tiled floors etc. quirky shaped rooms, accessed by what felt like the back stairs. A building with a lot of history, built into the walls.We loved the decor and found the rooms to be very clean as well. If you want a square little boxes all the same, then this is maybe not for you! Both rooms were well equipped with Aircon, tea/coffee, complimentary bottles of water, TV and hairdryer. Our beds were very comfy with pillows that we found comfortable. We had a small balcony overlooking the front of the building towards Mdina itself. The is a car park and main road directly in front, but despite this we didn't find it too noisy. The staff that we met were all friendly and also efficient in carrying out their duties. We had a very good plateful at breakfast time, and they had no problem in storing our luggage while we explored the rest of Mdina and Rabat before we left for a late evening plane. We are so grateful to them for this. We would certainly return to stay here when we return to Malta and are very happy to recommend this place to stay.

Tiny, tiny room. Not enough space to open bags on the floor. No hot water in the shower and when we informed the manageress she said "that's unfortunate". Friendly staff in the bar and right beside the gate to Mdina but really poor value.