The hotel holds a 5 star rating and to be fair it is very good in general but as other reviews have stated, the bathrooms are a little tired. The food is decent but overpriced in my opinion, breakfast is good, no complaints there. If you don’t like cats don’t go, there are more than a dozen cats milling about at all times, very petted but very hungry. We had a great room very close to the pool, housekeeping is very good too. Pools and all areas are lovely and clean and the spa pool is heated, bar is nice but drink is expensive. No snack menu though which is a shame because there is nowhere cheap nearby to get anything to eat, the closest shop is a 20 minute walk away. If you’re seeking a relaxing do nothing holiday then this fits the bill, there’s nothing to do there, it’s very quiet. Staff are very nice and helpful. The bus service on Gozo is fantastic however and you can catch the 305 into Victoria every hour, it’s very prompt. I’d suggest buying the pass which can be purchased at the station for €25 each, it gives unlimited travel for 7 days. The hotels “private beach” isn’t a beach, it’s a Rocky outcrop with lots of steps down to a rock shelf with a step ladder into the sea. We went there one day in our hire car but there was no one there, AT ALL! I did go in for a swim but the water was rough and about 15m deep, given that there was no one around to offer assistance IF anything were to happen I made my swim very short. To sum up the hotel, it is very nice and very clean, great staff and very relaxing. Would I go back? No, even at 57 years old I look for a bit more excitement than this place can offer. Gozo as a whole is lovely to see and easy to navigate but been there got the t-shirt but wouldn’t rush back, Malta looked too busy for me but Gozo was too quiet, something in the middle I prefer. Each to their own though, it just wasn’t for me. If you want to just chill, this is ideal.
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