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Staying at this seafront hotel on Tower Road in Sliema, you have a salt-water pool at its Beach Club in summer and an indoor spa pool for the rest of the year.
Hotel, Sliema. Meridian Dispatch.
Check-in at The Preluna Hotel is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00. The hotel sits about 9.5 km from Malta International Airport by road, and every room is non-smoking.
The hotel is at 124 Tower Road, SLM 1605, directly on the seafront in the heart of Sliema. Shopping, dining, entertainment and transport links to Valletta are within easy reach.
It has a private Beach Club with a salt-water pool, a children’s pool and direct access to the sea. Beach towels are provided at the pool area.
The indoor pool at the Feel Good Wellness Spa opens all year apart from about one week in summer, when the spa and gym close as well. The outdoor pools at the Beach Club are seasonal and close in the colder months.
The Pool Bar at the Beach Club is open between June and September. The Beach Club itself runs from the start of May to the end of October, weather permitting.
Yes. The hotel offers flexible spaces for meetings, conferences and private events, from business occasions to social ones, set on the Sliema seafront. Enquiries go to the hotel directly on +356 21 334001 or reservations@preluna.com.
Sun loungers and a bar and grill sit beside the Beach Club pools. Every guest can use the pool area and lido at no charge.
Scuba diving is offered all year round, while watersports at the club follow its summer season, weather permitting.
Indoors, the Feel Good Wellness Spa and Gym has an indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, steam rooms and gym, all included for guests. Treatments cost extra, and towels at the spa are free.
Beyond the Triton and the two Sakura rooms, the hotel runs Ichiban Japanese Burgers, which keeps the same hours as the Sakura lounge. The Skyroom Cocktail Bar and Grill opens from six in the evening until eleven.
From quarter past seven to quarter past ten each day, breakfast is served at the Triton Restaurant. The same room reopens for lunch from half past twelve to two, and for dinner from half past six to quarter past nine.
For lighter meals, Cafe Sakura is open from seven in the morning until midnight. Sakura Japanese Cuisine and Lounge opens from half past eleven in the morning until eleven at night.
Between meals, the spa and gym open from six in the morning to quarter to ten at night on weekdays. At weekends and on public holidays the hours run from eight to quarter to six.
The closest bus stop, Chalet, is directly outside the hotel and has connections across Malta. If you are driving, ask for parking when you book: the hotel provides it on request.
Travelling as a family of four, book one of the two-bedroom rooms. The Two-Bedroom Family Balcony Room, the Two-Bedroom Sea View Family Room and the Two-Bedroom Sea View Family Suite each take up to four guests.
The hotel stands on Sliema Front, the promenade that runs along the coast. For Valletta, take the Sliema Ferry from The Strand: it crosses every day from early morning into the evening, and until late at night in summer.
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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.
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