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Fayette is the suite with private roof terraces with the city and the sea in view. The whole townhouse, on Old Bakery Street in Valletta, holds just six rooms and suites.
Hotel, Valletta. Meridian Dispatch.
Take Airport Direct route TD4 from the airport to Valletta, paying by cash or contactless on board. Ask the hotel how to reach Old Bakery Street from the stop.
Yes, breakfast comes with every stay at The Coleridge Boutique Hotel. It is a complimentary continental breakfast, offered to all guests, whichever room or suite they book.
The Coleridge Boutique Hotel has six rooms and suites, each with its own name instead of a number. Every one is listed on the hotel's suites page, so guests can compare them before booking.
Yes, the hot tub at The Coleridge Boutique Hotel is on the top terrace of the Fayette suite. That terrace is private, so the tub is for guests staying in Fayette.
Yes. The hotel describes itself as a place for guests staying overnight, for a few nights, or even longer term, whether they travel for business or leisure.
The hotel uses water-based paint, rain water collection, recycled paper stationery, eco-certified cleaning materials and certified-ethical down pillows. It also restores woodwork, sources antique items and uses locally sourced ingredients.
The building on Old Bakery Street dates from the early 1600s. Next door stands Palazzo Carafa, once the home of Grandmaster Gregorio Carafa of the Knights of St John.
Its six rooms and suites go by names, not numbers: Erskine, Sheridan, Christabel, Stanhope, Fayette and Hatley.
Valletta as a whole is a UNESCO World Heritage City, so the street outside the door belongs to the listed city.
Christabel, on the second storey of the house, has renovated beams and traditional Maltese tiles. Hatley is the suite arranged over two floors.
Fayette has two private roof terraces over the Valletta skyline, looking to a church dome and the sea beyond; the upper one holds a hot tub for four.
89-92 Old Bakery Street is the address to give your driver. Tell the hotel beforehand if you will land late: the reception desk is staffed from 8am to 8pm daily.
Suite sizes differ: Hatley totals 65 square metres, and Christabel has 48 square metres and a private balcony above the street.
All of them come with a super king size bed, tea and coffee making, a minibar, an in-room safe, a flatscreen TV and free Wi-Fi.
A continental breakfast, included for every guest, is served in the hotel's restaurant.
St John's Co-Cathedral and Casa Rocca Piccola are both in Valletta, so you need no transport for either. The first holds Caravaggio's Beheading of Saint John the Baptist in its Oratory. The second takes you underground into World War 2 bomb shelters cut from the rock.
Before you travel, ask the hotel where to park and whether your suite is reached by lift or stairs.
Nearest first, all within 8 minutes on foot from the door.
Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
This basilica's great dome rises over Valletta's skyline as one of Malta's most recognisable landmarks, and inside you find an early 17th-century…
Grandmaster's Palace
Between state functions, you can walk through the palace that holds the Office of the President of Malta: restored State Rooms under Baroque painted…
Casa Rocca Piccola
No. 3 museum in Malta
Twelve rooms of a Valletta palace where the de Piro family still lives sit above enormous World War 2 bomb shelters cut from the rock, and one visit…
St Paul's Pro-Cathedral
More than 60 metres of spire make this Anglican pro-cathedral of the Diocese in Europe easy to pick out from Marsamxett Harbour. You come for a…
National Library of Malta
Stepping in off Republic Square, you reach the library that holds the Knights of St John's archives, from 1107 to 1798, and the order's own…
St John's Co-Cathedral
No. 1 in Malta
Stand in front of Caravaggio's Beheading of Saint John the Baptist in the Oratory, then look down at a floor of around 400 marble tombstones and up…
Lower Barrakka Gardens
No. 2 park in Malta
Lower Barrakka gives you the Grand Harbour view from the top of St Christopher Bastion, in a garden with far fewer visitors than its better-known…
Fort St Elmo
No. 13 in Malta
Go for the museum, where the George Cross awarded to Malta's entire population is on show, and for the star-shaped fort around it, whose bastions you…
Siege Bell War Memorial
You get Malta's largest bell, hung in an open colonnade on a bastion above the Grand Harbour, and a reflective stop where the island remembers its…
The Coleridge Boutique HotelThings to do
The town
About a kilometre from end to end, Valletta is the smallest capital in the European Union, with walls on every side. Republic Street crosses it from City Gate to Fort St Elmo, and the cathedral and both Barrakka gardens lie a few streets off it.
Yes, if the sights are the point of your trip. After dinner you walk home, with no ferry to catch.
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