Mellieha Bay Hotel

The hotel is contemporary in the lobby. The rooms are basic but have all the amenities you would need. If anything is missing, a quick call to reception will sort that. All the rooms have safes; some need a key deposit, others are digital. The views of the bay are amazing both during the day and at night. We went all inclusive to the resort and I have no issues with the food. A great selection of meals each night from Sunday roast to cheese boards. Breakfast was a typical European version of a cooked breakfast but also had cereals, fruit and toast as most are accustomed to at an all-inclusive. The pool area is quite small at this time of years as the main pool was under maintenance for the summer months. The gardens are beautiful and great for either strolling around or Sun bathing. The bay water was crystal clear, with a great views of the jelly fish (not sure if it was the time of year). A beautiful place with amazing views, especially for the sunrise/moon rise.

Lovely hotel. Clean, we had large bedrooms rooms. Helpful staff. And such a beautiful setting. The food was varied and very good with a lot of choice. Good pools and we loved the private beach.

We stayed here for a week earlier this year and got a very good deal. For a family of four, half board and return flights/transfers cost £620. Overall the hotel looks and feels dated having been built in the late 60s. It is in need of an upgrade but instead is being demolished at the end of the year to make way for a new complex. It is in a lovely location overlooking the bay. The food was of a decent quality with good choice. It was lovely to sit outside at breakfast and take in the views. The rooms were decent and we had a veranda on the ground floor. The entertainments team were enthusiastic if a bit cheesy :) There is a large outdoor pool and a smaller indoor one. A bus stop is a 5 min walk away.