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Two pools, an infinity pool on the roof looking towards Valletta and an indoor one, come with a stay at this city hotel on Sliema's High Street.
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By car or on the TD3 Airport Direct bus. The hotel is about 9.5 km by road from the airport, about 30 minutes by car with traffic. TD3 serves Sliema every 30 minutes, with payment on board by cash or contactless card, and an Unlimited Travel Card includes it.
Yes, AX The Palace has its own private car park, open 24 hours a day. Guests pay for it separately from the room, as a daily charge set by the hotel.
Yes, Fond Ghadir Beach is 0.4 km from AX The Palace, the nearest beach the hotel lists on its own page. At the hotel, guests swim in the rooftop infinity pool or the indoor pool.
Yes. The infinity pool is on the roof and looks across the city towards Valletta, and a second, indoor swimming pool sits inside the hotel. Pool towels are free of charge.
Yes. Wi-Fi is complimentary for guests throughout their stay at AX The Palace, and the reception desk is staffed around the clock, day and night, for anything a guest needs.
Yes, the hotel offers a normal laundry service, returned within two to three working days, and an express service delivered on the same day. Laundry goes to the front desk or housekeeping staff before 8am.
AX The Palace is a hotel on High Street, in the middle of Sliema. It opened in 2007, when the AX group moved into the five-star market.
The view from a room depends on its category. Deluxe Rooms, between the 1st and 4th floors, have private balconies over the Sliema townscape. Superior Rooms, on the 5th, 6th and 8th floors, have private balconies with views towards the distant sea.
Executive Rooms are on the 7th floor. Junior Suites, on the upper floors, have a private terrace with sun loungers and a view of Valletta Harbour.
Two suites add a private hot tub: the Superior Suite and the Music Suite, where the tub is on the terrace. The hotel also lists Family Comfort Rooms.
Arriving by car, set the navigation to High Street, Sliema, SLM1542, and use the hotel's own car park. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 12:00. An early check-in or a late check-out depends on availability on the day, so plan the first hours of a morning arrival without the room and ask at the desk.
The spa and fitness centre are inside the hotel. The hotel lists five places to eat and drink: TemptAsian Restaurant & Lounge, Talk of Town Café, The Tabloid, Lounge 360 and RoofTop Restaurant, which serves pizza, pasta and grills.
For Valletta, take the Sliema Ferry, which crosses to the capital directly with no stops. It is free with a valid personalised tallinja Card.
The hotel accepts American Express, Maestro, Visa and Mastercard, so carry one of those for the bill.
Nearest first, all within 17 minutes on foot from the door.
Sliema Ferry
By boat, Valletta is a short, scenic crossing from Sliema's harbour front, and it beats the bus into the heart of the capital.
Exiles Beach
Climb down a ladder off flat concrete into clear sea for a swim, or bring dive gear for the reef just offshore and the Tug 2 wreck beyond it.
Sliema Front
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Tigné Point
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Fort Manoel
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AX The PalaceThings to do
The town
Sliema is a town of apartment blocks on a low peninsula, across Marsamxett Harbour from Valletta. Its draw is the shore: rock to swim from, a promenade round the point, and the boat to the capital.
For a seafront base, yes. Valletta is a short ferry ride across the harbour.
Read the Sliema guideThe official pages this guide was checked against.
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