“A 5-star hotel overlooking Grand Harbour. Exquisite rooms feature plush decor, picture windows, and iconic Maltese balconies; some come with terraces and private plunge pools. There's a topnotch restaurant, plus a luxe spa with indoor pool. A magical mix of old and new, with views to die for.”
“A 5-star hotel overlooking Grand Harbour. Exquisite rooms feature plush decor, picture windows, and iconic Maltese balconies; some come with terraces and private plunge pools. There's a topnotch restaurant, plus a luxe spa with indoor pool. A magical mix of old and new, with views to die for.”
Recommended For
- Romantic Break
- Architectural features, chandeliers, and opulent marbles blend with plush bathrooms and plunge pools for a truly romantic stay
- Local exploring
- Ferries call in at Valletta’s port from other parts of Malta, including Gozo and Sliema, as well as Catania in Sicily
- Foodies
- For foodies, savouring a five- or seven-course tasting menu at ION Harbour while watching the sun set is heaven
- Museums
- Venus statues discovered in island temples dating back more than 5000 years can be found in the National Museum of Archaeology
- Sailing
- Iniala has its own yacht that you can charter through the Maltese islands while lunching on a fabulous feast
- Other Activities
- Gozo is a perfect day trip, especially if you want to enjoy the great outdoors with some walking or cycling
- Sights nearby
- Explore the magnificent 268-year architectural heritage of the Knight of Malta in Valletta
- Cooking classes
- Yoga
- Snorkelling
- Local markets
- Riding
- Fishing
- Watersports
- Wine tasting
- Diving
- Private Pool
- The Presidential Residence and Hideaway Harbour View Suite have private plunge pools
- Restaurant
- ION Harbour is a two Michelin star rooftop restaurant with spectacular views
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Rooms have traditional Maltese balconies
- Pet friendly
- Pets are welcome for a fee
- Family Suites
- Downtown
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Opulent
- Minimum Stay
- Child friendly
- Spa
- Artworks
- Boutique
- Historic
- Chic
- Gym
- Views
- 5* Luxury
- On an island
- Disabled access
- Charming
- Luxury
- Romantic
Facilities
- Private Pool
- The Presidential Residence and Hideaway Harbour View Suite have private plunge pools
- Restaurant
- ION Harbour is a two Michelin star rooftop restaurant with spectacular views
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- Rooms have traditional Maltese balconies
- Swimming Pool
- There's a heated indoor pool
- Pet friendly
- Pets are welcome for a fee
- Bath robes
- Family Suites
- Bar
- Walking distance restaurants
- Outdoor dining
- Wifi
- Sauna/Steam
- Meeting Room
- Massage
- Bicycle hire
- Lift
- Laundry
- Sit-out Terrace
- Minimum Stay
- Room service
- Spa
- Gym
- Child friendly
- Disabled access
- Suites
- Concierge
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Air conditioning
- Views
Activities
- Museums
- Venus statues discovered in island temples dating back more than 5000 years can be found in the National Museum of Archaeology
- Sailing
- Iniala has its own yacht that you can charter through the Maltese islands while lunching on a fabulous feast
- Other Activities
- Gozo is a perfect day trip, especially if you want to enjoy the great outdoors with some walking or cycling
- Sights nearby
- Explore the magnificent 268-year architectural heritage of the Knight of Malta in Valletta
- Yoga
- Snorkelling
- Local markets
- Riding
- Fishing
- Watersports
- Wine tasting
- Cooking classes
- Diving
Map & Location
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Other Reviews
Iniala Harbour House Valletta, Malta
Facing the Grand Harbour and the golden-stoned Three Cities that stretch just beyond it, Iniala’s panorama is unmatched by any other hotel in Valletta, Malta’s tiny capital. The city’s miniscule footprint means all of its attractions are moments away, from the staggering grandeur of the gilded Saint John’s Co-Cathedral to its imposing National Library and the hodgepodge of cute little bars and restaurants that cascade down its tiered pedestrianised side streets and stretch across its plazas. Their protected status meant few structural changes could be made to the buildings that comprise Iniala; as a result, each of the hotel’s 23 bedrooms and suites differs to such a degree that guests can choose from 16 different room categories.
Originally published by John O'Ceallaigh, The Telegraph
