Situated just north of Malta’s capital city, Valletta, St. Julian’s is part of the Central Region. It is well-connected to other parts of the island, making it a convenient base for exploring Malta. June to September are the most popular months for tourists, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 35°C, while spring and autumn offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Head to the Paceville area for nightlife, St. George’s Bay and Balluta Bay for beaches, and the Spinola Bay waterfront promenade for cafes, and restaurants and to see traditional Maltese fishing boats known as luzzus.
AC Hotel by Marriott St. Julian’s

The sleek coastal-inspired design of the AC creates a breezy yet sophisticated ambience. Close to the Paceville area and St George?s Bay, it?s handy for those wishing to hit the beach and experience the vibrancy of St Julians. Swim in the rooftop pool; tuck into small sharing plates and order handcrafted cocktails at the AC Lounge; work out at any time of day or night at the fitness centre; and catch up on your emails at your bedroom?s ergonomic workstation. The AC Hotel by Marriott Malta participates in the Marriott Bonvoy rewards programme, so you can earn points for your stay. Check Availability & Prices
Hilton Malta

With a prime waterfront location in the Portomaso area, the Hilton offers scenic views of the Mediterranean Sea and is within walking distance of many attractions. The large family-friendly resort has 413 bedrooms, a ...