Point de Vue

I've stayed at Point de Vue many times over the past 5 years as I've been undertaking a project on Malta. It's a great place with lots of character. The rooms are spacious, well finished and always kept very clean. The staff are friendly and helpful. The breakfasts are generous and tasty. 20% off meals in the restaurant is a big bonus for lunch and evening meals. Although parking is public I always managed to find a place nearby. I'm just sorry the work has ended and I won't be returning.

We visited this restaurant many times and we were always satisfied with their service and even food is always delicious. Staff are very friendly and know their job well. The place was always clean too. We were thinking to go and stay for a weekend. Highly recommend their restaurant.

Spotlessly clean, great value and lovely staff. The joint owners/ management are really obliging and helpful. Food is good and generous. I was so pleased to stay here. Was made extremely welcome. Lunchtimes can be very busy at the hotel with large parties in their many dining rooms but front of house service is not affected. Be aware that the hotel is surrounded by roads and a car park but those who know Malta know it is chocabloc with cars everywhere! I will book to return next year, no hesitation

We stayed 3 nights with our daughter in a room with 3 beds. Rooms are large and comfortable. It's right next to Mdina which is beautiful. We hired a small car and it's very easy to get around to all the tourist spots. The staff were brilliant and the highlight was the breakfast as it really sets you up for the day.

I have spent 5 nights in this lovely hotel/guesthouse. My room has been excellent, a twin, with large single beds and a balcony with great views. Shower and bathroom were excellent. The room was cleaned every day. The all inclusive breakfast is excellent. Lovely fresh fruit, plenty of toast and coffee and a variety of excellently cooked breakfasts. The dinner menu is very reasonable and simple, primarily burgers, pasta and pizza but the location of the hotel is such that if you want something different it is easily found within the walls of Mdina. Speaking of location, although Ponte de Vue isn't located in the most salubrious of areas (right next to a large car park) it is right on the doorstep of beautiful Mdina. So much to see and explore. It's also close to the buses which are excellent. Most importantly, Maria and her staff are outstanding. They are warm and friendly and nothing is too much trouble for any of the staff, whatever their role. It was a joy to stay there and I would highly recommend.

Excellent location, very good breakfast. Room was accessed through a dining room at the back of the building which seemed a strange layout. Room was large with comfy bed and sofa with coffee table. Very large bathroom with shower over bath. We had an enclosed balcony which was in need of some modernising, it looked very rickety. Quiet room, air con rather loud probably due to age. Kettle and quite a lot of sachets of coffee and 2 uncovered tea bags which was a bit strange. Mini fridge with nothing in it, no milk for hot drinks.

The staff are incredibly nice and lovely. The hotel is clean and beautiful. The location of the hotel is amazing and you can get to every part of the island from the hotel. Would definitely recommend! And once again a big thank you to the staff for being so great :)

I ate here as part of an organised day trip via TUI, I had made TUI aware I was coeliac requiring gluten free menu options. As part of a group of 9 we arrived on schedule but the restaurant seemed surprised and promptly split us across 2 tables (6 & 3). The guide ( who was brilliant) spoke with the staff and they seemed non-plussed but thought they could come up with something. 1st course, my fellow travellers were given a plate of pesto penne with parmesan & I had a plate of dry lettuce with sliced tomato a few onions and 2 olives. Main course was chicken, veg & potatoes with gravy - I queried this as even in the UK gluten free gravy is rare in restaurants, the staff member looked confused but took it away & I then waited to be served dry chicken dry boiled potatoes and veg while the others ate. For dessert I was given a Maltese pastry but I pointed out that I could eat it & I asked for an alternative, which duly arrived with great flourish in the form of an apple, a very nice apple but nonetheless just an apple, and at least our group enjoyed the sight of me crunching my way through my sweet.