Behind the adamantine fortifications in Valletta, you can find that the 2018 European Capital of Culture is home to groundbreaking contemporary architecture, worldly cuisine, and a boutique hotel scene that can be reflected admirably in La Falconeria. The 16th century has brought about the elegant implications of Baroque elements, hence the Rococo style of the hotel. The building is a relic of the past, contrasting modern luxury with century-old Renaissance discoveries, serenaded with marble flooring and artistic finishes. Half of the building had to be rebuilt as a consequence of WWII, and in unearthing the nooks of its remains, an ancient cave was discovered. It is now used as a cave pool on the underground floor.
At La Falconeria, you will be situated in the heart of Valletta, with many of the city’s historical landmarks within a short foot drive. The harbour by way of the Sliema Ferry can be found within a stone’s throw away, allowing you to visit Sliema’s natural pools and stroll to the nearby picturesque St.Julian’s Bay. Come at night, and you can enjoy the peace and tranquillity of Valletta, as the city is most popular for day trips.
If you are a fool for rooftops, stay from the third floor upwards to enjoy envious views of Valletta. Guests can watch half of the city, with the harbour and distant sea views in the backdrop.
