db Seabank Resort and Spa

The hotel is a decent all inclusive perfect for families and people who want to be at the North end of Malta island close to one of the few large sandy beaches. Our only complaint was the food - it was passable but never very good. The desserts all looks amazing but never tasted very good. The special restaurants were also buffet style and about the same level as the main restaurant. Still, the location is good for those who want to make a trip to Gozo and Comino, the pool is large, the rooms are decent, and the beach is only a few minutes walk away.

Absolutely loved our stay at Seabank Resort. Steps away from a beautiful beach

We overall had a good experience. Every restaurant was buffet-style, but there was a great variety and the quality was consistently very good. The all-inclusive package offered plenty of choices, and having easy access to the beach directly across the street was a big plus. Beach rentals were reasonably priced at €20 per day for two loungers and an umbrella.There were a few inconveniences that future guests should know about. Pool towels require a €10 cash deposit each, and the reusable plastic cups required around the pool require a €2 deposit. Both deposits have to be handled at the gift shop, which is inconvenient since there's often a long line.The adults-only pool was nice and included a swim-up bar, but one rule seemed odd—you can only drink your beverage while sitting at the bar or around the edge of the pool, not while standing or floating in the middle of the adults-only pool.Families with young children should know there is only a small indoor playground/jungle gym. There isn't an outdoor playground or open area where kids can run around. The air conditioning in the rooms was much weaker than what we're used to in the U.S., and the rooms often felt warmer than we'd like, especially at night. Another minor issue was that ice was difficult to get and water from the filling stations was on a warmer side, even the cold one lolOverall, this is a good all-inclusive resort with excellent food, a convenient beach location.

Things to note before travel: €5 tax on check-in €2 (deposit) per refillable glass €10 (deposit) per towel Luggage is not taken to the room for you. The hotel do offer a buffet for people checking in/arriving late evening. We were travelling with 2 young children, the kids loved the pools and happily spent most of their time there. The kids disco was bit too late in the evening for them. The kids food was literally chicken nuggets and chips but we always found something for them to eat in the buffet. If you can - book the restaurants before you arrive. We waited until they were released for booking in the hotel and bookings were gone within an hour. Staff were mostly friendly with 1 manager being a bit rude. I was waiting in line for a lady to help me, when it came to my turn he came over and told her to go elsewhere. I asked him about booking salia and he told me it was all booked while walking away, it wasn't, I got a lunchtime booking. Our air conditioning was not working properly. I complained saturday morning, someone came to fix it on sunday, my husband complained on Monday and was told that it was a know issue and maintenance were looking into it. I did report this on check out. The lady at checkout did apologise for the inconvenience. Overall good location and kids had a lovely half term break.