Hotels in Valletta, Malta

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12 places to stay in Valletta. Tap a stay to check live rates and availability on the partner site.

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Why visit Valletta

Valletta is a compact fortified capital with limestone streets, harbor views, Baroque churches, museums, balconies, cafes, and quick links to Malta's wider coast and historic towns.

Best time to visit: Spring and autumn are ideal for walking, harbor views, and day trips without peak summer heat. Summer brings long evenings and swimming weather but also stronger sun and heavier crowds.

  • Visit St. John's Co-Cathedral and explore Valletta's grid of historic streets
  • Take in Grand Harbour views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens
  • Ride a ferry or water taxi to the Three Cities
  • Tour museums, fortifications, and performance spaces tied to Malta's layered history
  • Use Valletta as a base for Mdina, Sliema, Marsaxlokk, and coastal swimming spots

Getting around: Valletta itself is very walkable but hilly, and the main bus terminal connects to the rest of Malta. Ferries are often the most scenic way to reach Sliema and the Three Cities.

Local tip: Plan around the hills and midday sun; combine early sightseeing in Valletta with ferry trips or shaded harbor breaks later in the day.

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