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District: City Centre
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Set in Malta’s northernmost village, a luxury choice with superb leisure facilities, gourmet cuisine, and fantastic views.
Good7.7
(119 reviews)
District: City Centre
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A family run option near the outskirts of Mellieha, overlooking the bay and the islands of Gozo and Comino, close to the city centre.
Pleasant6.9
(24 reviews)
District: City Centre
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Luxury apartments and deluxe rooms set in the village of Mellieha and only a few minutes from most of Malta’s best beaches.
Good7.3
(172 reviews)
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Introduction to Mellieha - City Centre
Set on the northern coastline in the small archipelago nation of Malta, Mellieha has become a favourite for holidaymakers for a number of reasons, including but not limited to its lengthy pleasant beachfront, music and culture events, villa developments, great hilltop views and rich cultural and archaeological history. The village is centred on a hill several hundred metres back from the shore, near a fort that was built by British colonists but is now used by local scouts groups. In this area, one can find a reasonable selection of Mellieha City Centre hotels as well as restaurants, grocery stores and dozens of pastel-coloured buildings including the quaint Mellieha Parish Church. To the north and east is Mellieha Bay Ghadira, one of the best spots in the area for both swimming and soaking up the sun. Just across the road is the small Ghadira Nature Reserve, where more than 200 different species of birds can be seen. Heading the other way from town, one can visit the eerie Fort Campbell, which was abandoned by the British shortly after WWII, as well as Ghajn Hadid Tower, a watchtower overlooking the sea that was built in the mid-17th century by the Knights of Malta.other spellings: malliehahotels city, melliehaa city otel, melliha hotell center, melliehaa hote city