Tritoni Mini Studios - Valletta

Great location, modern clean and functional studio for a one night stay

Need to get the electronic access pads working. We had to call when we couldn’t get into our room so they gave us a physical key.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The location was excellent, close to everything but still very quiet at night. I felt completely safe walking around after dark. The apartment had a well-equipped mini-kitchen that came in handy, the room was clean, and having internet included was a big plus. If you're looking for a relaxing, secure place to stay, I highly recommend it.

Unfortunately, this stay was a disappointment. The space was way too small for two people. One of the pillows appeared to have mould, which is unacceptable. The minibar door kept scraping against the furniture, making it hard to close.

The location is perfect, very close to Valletta and the bus terminal, which takes you anywhere on the island. The staff was very friendly – ​​our room was cleaned, and when we asked for extra toilet paper, we got it. The room is well-equipped – there's an adapter in the socket if you don't have your own, and the kitchen was fully equipped.

The view from our room was not very welcoming – the window overlooked the back of another building and some plumbing. There's no way to ventilate the room, so it's a bit stuffy with the air conditioning off, and the dampness in the bathroom lingers for a while after a shower. Furthermore, we happened upon a renovation in the building next door, and we were woken by drilling and banging throughout our stay. It's not the owner's fault, but they could have warned us about it, as we come here to relax.

Good location within walking distance of Valletta attractions

The unit is tiny with not much space for luggage. On the first night there was a wind blowing and the noise of the wind was transmitted down a duct and through a large gap in the wall lining above the ensuite room. The noise of the wind was deafening! An electric jug was provided but it had a European two pin round plug which couldn't be used with the three pin square English-type power outlets. No adaptor was provided. The double bed is pushed into a corner which makes it difficult for the person sleeping agains the wall to get in and out of bed - especially in the middle of the night.