Nachhaltig

Steckbrief

• Das Hotel liegt im historischen und pulsierenden Collacchio-Viertel von Vittoriosa, Malta
• Tolle Mischung aus Tradition und Moderne
• Sonnige Dachterrasse zum Entspannen
• Viele Cafés, Restaurants, Weinbars und Geschäfte in Laufnähe

Ausstattung

• Geräumiges Ferienhaus für 2 Personen
• 1 Schlafzimmer und 1 Bad
• Wohnzimmer und Esszimmer
• Gut ausgestattete Küche
• Dachterrasse mit Sitzgelegenheiten

Stimmen

As Valletta gets busier and pricier, in-the-know travellers in search of a historic stay are hopping across the Grand Harbour to Birgu/Vittoriosa. This Renaissance-inspired 16th-century property, aptly named Indulgence Divine, is a vibrant mix of ancient and modern tucked into Birgu’s labyrinth of medieval streets. It is less than five minutes’ walk to the main square, Inquisitor’s Palace, Maritime Museum and Malta at War Museum, and ten minutes to the nation’s oldest castle, Fort St Angelo.

It sleeps two, very comfortably, the huge double bed is set inside the former private chapel of the house, but there’s also an equally enormous sofa upstairs. The owner has refurbished with care, retaining a secret room as a library, spiral stairways, and roof terrace. He’s splashed bright colour here and there among more traditional tapestries and artworks and there’s Wi-Fi, a state-of-the-art kitchen and a rather glam walk-in double shower. The rate includes pickup from the airport and basic essentials on arrival. In addition to a couple of wine bars, Del Borgo and Il Forn, there’s a tiny osteria just across the alleyway and a handful of shops and bars.

One of the few exceptions is Indulgence Divine. This 16th century townhouse in Birgu was lovingly restored by London-based art director and producer Gattaldo and transformed into a space that is literally an indulgence of colour, design, retro nods and flashes of beautiful inspiration.

As Valletta gets busier and pricier, in-the-know travellers in search of a historic stay are hopping across the Grand Harbour to Birgu/Vittoriosa. This Renaissance-inspired 16th-century property, aptly named Indulgence Divine, is a vibrant mix of ancient and modern tucked into Birgu’s labyrinth of medieval streets. It is less than five minutes’ walk to the main square, Inquisitor’s Palace, Maritime Museum and Malta at War Museum, and ten minutes to the nation’s oldest castle, Fort St Angelo.

It sleeps two, very comfortably, the huge double bed is set inside the former private chapel of the house, but there’s also an equally enormous sofa upstairs. The owner has refurbished with care, retaining a secret room as a library, spiral stairways, and roof terrace. He’s splashed bright colour here and there among more traditional tapestries and artworks and there’s Wi-Fi, a state-of-the-art kitchen and a rather glam walk-in double shower. The rate includes pickup from the airport and basic essentials on arrival. In addition to a couple of wine bars, Del Borgo and Il Forn, there’s a tiny osteria just across the alleyway and a handful of shops and bars.

One of the few exceptions is Indulgence Divine. This 16th century townhouse in Birgu was lovingly restored by London-based art director and producer Gattaldo and transformed into a space that is literally an indulgence of colour, design, retro nods and flashes of beautiful inspiration.