As one of the 'Three Cities', Cospicua much like Birgu and Senglea played a significant role in island's effective defense in the Great Siege of Malta. Cospicua was first settled in the Neolithic times and in the wake of siege became one of Malta's largest towns as a result of the fortifications built by the Order of St. John. Architecture and religion go hand in hand in Cospicua with beautiful churches dotted around the city. Our pick of the best places to stay in Cospicua are all small intimate boutique finds in the centre of the town.
The best places to stay in Cospicua tend to get very busy over the peak holiday periods and especially July and August. So if you're planning a visit, get organised and book well ahead.
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Cospicua (Cospicua)
Where the present floods the past with colour, this eclectically creative designer hotel has just six rooms. Modern artworks adorn the exposed stone walls. Located barely 400 meters from the medieval centre of town and boasting a rooftop lounge with sun deck, hot tub and bar.
Cospicua (Cospicua)
Stunningly decorated boutique hotel in Cospicua with a rooftop pool and on-site bar overlooking the Grand Harbour. Blending the old and new, with 17th century exposed stone walls and modern artworks. The best rooms have impressive harbour views from their balconies. A charming stay.
Cospicua
18th century townhouse turned luxury B&B located in the harbour town of Cospicua. Knowledgeable Australian hosts, Julie and Glen, guarantee a warm welcome with tailor made breakfasts, cooking classes, a well stocked wine cellar and a choice of 4 contemporary styled suites.