This property is in a quiet area on the outskirts of Naxxar. It hosts two rooms with a shared bathroom. We try and make sure that our guests will lack nothing, hence clean, warm bedding in winter and fresh sheets in the warmer season. A welcome bottle of water, especially for the late night arrivals ;)) and a kettle, coffee and tea facility is also found in the Large/twin room. This guesthouse has cats, therefore if you suffer from allergies, it might not be the place for you, but if you do love cats, you're more than welcome to share some extra cuddles with them 😊. A mini-market is found at walking distance, (just 2-minute walk). Please note that this is a a "Homestay", meaning you are offered a spare room in a house that someone lives in, mainly the family and possibly other guests. (If renting a room in someone else's house, and walking through someone else's home is not your thing, then please do look into other options.)

I'm super helpful and welcoming with my guests. Therefore, whatever you need, any suggestions, etc, just ask and I'll be glad to help.

The neighbourhood is pretty quiet, but once you reach the main city of Naxxar, one finds several restaurants, coffee shops, pizzeria etc. A mini-market is found at walking distance, (just 2-minute walk). There are many other bus stops closer to Naxxar Church that take you to Sliema, St.Julians, Valletta, and other destinations including the bus to the Gozo Ferry. Up the road from the property, is one bus stop that takes you to the Capital City of Valletta, via Mosta (the next city past Naxxar). The property is very central, so renting a car is your best bet, although, most guests bus their way around and manage very well. An interesting place of attraction : Mosta Church, commonly known as the Rotunda or the Sanctuary Basilica of the Assumption of Our Lady, is one of the biggest churches in Europe and having the third largest unsupported dome in the world. This church is a true survivor, as it narrowly avoided destruction during the Second World War, when a bomb struck the Mosta Dome in WW2 and didn't explode.