Mario Borg
This hotel is one of the best in Malta. Very spacious rooms, a buffet breakfast that I never saw like it, it's like you're at a free food shop, also dinner was very good especially the desserts. The receptionists are very professional and friendly, starting with Andrija to name one and all the others. I highly recommend staying at Cavalieri
Eric Navarro180659
Rooms are quite large but the decor is very basic. Mattress was a bit too firm for my liking, no mirror for dressing table and no soap dishes in the bathroom.
All the staff were really good as was the breakfast. Pool and location of the hotel is excellent with great views over spinola Bay.
I would recommend this hotel and definitely plan to stay here again despite some of it's shortcomings.
Sunil “Sunhill” H
The rooms were great but the toilet smelt like sewage and had to switch rooms. The views from the hotel were great.
The breakfast buffet was good but I got bored of it within a day.
Customer service was great and friendly staff.
Adam Kaczmarek
Had a very pleasant one week long stay here. The room was recently renovated with a very comfortable bed and pillows, the bathroom was very clean and our room was serviced every day! The pool area right by the sea is nice too. Breakfast offers decent selection of food too! One thing that the hotel should work on is fitness facilities and the water in the shower (it was either boiling hot or cold). Overall score: decent 4 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Jean-Pierre De Vent
It depends on the weather, the price one pays and the location of the room, I guess, if one is satisfied only or very happy.
The breakfast offers plenty of options, also for vegetarians , who will most likely run for the present British style breakfast.
Malta restaurant prices are not especially cheap if one wants quality. Dining in the hotel costed on weekdays 25 euro and offered a wide buffet choice and excellent price quality.
There are, like in most hotels,some imperfections but the vibes are luxurious and peaceful. Downstairs a lot of light floods in, there are paintings on the walls. The public is often a bit older and so not noisy. A independent company sells hop on, hop off organised bus tours. These are more price quality in summer when the bus come every half hour and not every hour, meaning that only a few places can be visited without rushing. I would not "hop off" in Valletta but go there another day with public transport. It's too beautiful to do in an hour.