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Qawra Holidays

3 out of 5 from 327 reviews

Hotels in Qawra, Malta

Image of Bella Vista Hotel
10 of 12 hotels in Qawra
Ask for a country view.
Avoid at all costs
24 Reviews
Image of Canifor Hotel
4 of 12 hotels in Qawra
2 Reviews
Image of Clover Court Apartments
7 of 12 hotels in Qawra
7 Reviews
Image of Dolmen Resort Hotel
3 of 12 hotels in Qawra
13 Reviews
Image of Euroclub Hotel
9 of 12 hotels in Qawra
1 Review
Image of Palm Court Hotel
11 of 12 hotels in Qawra
163 Reviews
Image of Park Lane Aparthotel
1 of 12 hotels in Qawra
2 Reviews
Image of Sea View Hotel
8 of 12 hotels in Qawra
5 Reviews
Image of Suncrest Hotel
6 of 12 hotels in Qawra
High floor with city view for afternoon sun on your balcony and no road noise.
17 Reviews
Image of The Clock Place Apartments
2 of 12 hotels in Qawra
Incognito just over the road excellent menu. Also Alex bar two blocks down cheapest prices around.
Not to stay.
12 Reviews
Image of Venus Aparthotel
12 of 12 hotels in Qawra
37 Reviews
Image of White Dolphin Apartments
4 of 12 hotels in Qawra
2 Reviews

327 Reviews

Traveller Rating

  • Excellent
    14
  • Very Good
    69
  • Good
    134
  • Average
    78
  • Poor
    32

Review Overview

  • Eating Out
  • Nightlife
  • Beaches
Chapman
17 years 4 months ago
in all qawra is a clean and pleasant place to stay if not small. plenty of bars and shops around and in bugibba which is walking distance away, however the man made beach is nothing to write home about.
i dont think this resort is particularly geared up for children so do think carefully if planning a familly holiday.
beautiful island, nice people but not for us,
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P Allen
17 years 4 months ago
Buggiba has gradually grown over the many years I have been visiting. I still go back. The people make up for any shortfall...
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Helen
17 years 4 months ago
Very different from adjoining buggiba, as it is not to britishised.
However there are timeshare touts that are extremely annoying
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Dee Jones
17 years 5 months ago
We didn't really explore our area that much - we were all-inc and having walked to the sea front, all there seemed to be were more hotels, shops, and bars. And poxy time-share touts!! They didn't push it when we told every one of them we tried to walk past that we were not interested though.

The sea laps onto a lovely rocky 'beach'.. ok if you take a cushion I guess!!

There are some lovely, inexpensive ice cream bars - yummy!!

The man made beach we walked to wasn't sand - it was more like fine gravel, we were told that there was a nice sandy one about 20 minutes away, but we were too hot to be bothered.

Evening entertainment - there seemed to be a few bars with singers, impersonators, karaoke.. the usual stuff. We were boring and sat outside with a drink at our hotel... why buy it elsewhere??

If you go to this area - make sure you book a trip or two, unless you're used to buses, then I'd bus it to a few places; the buses are very very cheap. I wasn't brave enough :-)
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W Ruff
17 years 5 months ago
Small man made beach looked ok but we are more sightseers than beach babes so did not visit. While we were there they had a wine festival on Buggiba Square, open air stage and entertainment, plenty of wine to try as well.Very good bus links to the rest of the island, although some of the buses are very old and noisy they are extremely cheap.Would definitely visit again.
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Shirley And Andy
17 years 5 months ago
Buggiba is a lovely freindly place to stay, there is no snobbery and everyone is freindly. Timeshare touts are going around but they were ok when we said we were not interested. There is a small man-made beach area which was clean and adequate if a beach is your thing. Entertainment wise , well there are pubs and bars which have there own, and there is a club called freeze for the music lovers which we enjoyed a couple of nights the music was good. there is also a casino which runs a courtesy bus back to your hotel at night.
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Mr & Mrs Vish
17 years 5 months ago
Qawra & Bugibba don't really have a beach. There's a smll man-made one which you have to pay for. There's also a "pay leisure area" with pool & sunbeds. Bugibba and the newer Qawra have an array of bars & restaurants to be sampled. Regular buses will take you to Melleiha Bay for a decent sandy beach if that's what you want.
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Martin And Jo
17 years 5 months ago
The resort is very clean and i suppose one of the best things in Malta in general is the fact that you are not pestered constantly by touts and timeshare people. That in itself is heaven. Qawra is quite small on its own but it all rolls into one with Bugibba and St Pauls bay. There are a few places along the sea front with entertainment and a great lil ice cream parlour. A lot of the sea front is rocky with little or no beach in places but if you walk a ways towards Bigibba then a beach of sorts, begins. I can not pass comment on this beach as i only ever passed it once and that was at night. In Qawra there is a nice lido complex on the sea front that i expect young children would enjoy very much. Qawra is a bit of a hilly place and our hotel was back up the hill from the sea front. I expect driving could get a bit confusing because a lot of the streets and roads are one way but not having driven i can not properly pass comment. Great little place to eat out is up the hill, called Incognito, it is a pub but the resturant part of it is around the side of the pub. Food very reasonably priced and you get lots of it with free bread and butter and free garlic bread. The bus station is easily found and you can visit just about any destination from it for a cheap price. If you want a fantastic sandy beach with many facilities, i suggest you get the bus number 48 to Mellieha bay, ticket price is 50cents each way and travel time is about 10 - 15 mins and you get some great views along the way too. Nice boat trip from the jetty in Bugibba via the Hornblower boat, all day and takes you to the Blue Lagoon on Comino for 3 hours of swimming at a cost of 5.95 Lira.
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Pat Davies
17 years 5 months ago
We went on a morning Cruise to the Grand Harbour I can honestly say The Island of Malta Gozo And Comino are breathtaking where ever you look there is something beautiful to take pictures of, Everywhere is so clean and the people of Malta are so friendly thank you all for making us so welcome
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June Beard
17 years 5 months ago
The resort we stayed in was Qawra a small very clean resort with a few shops bars and restaurants. However it was only about one mile to Bigeba in the next village where there many shops, bars and night spots.

There is a very small beach close to the hotel and lovely areas to sit along the promanarde of which you can walk for a couple of miles to the next village. It is so beautiful , I wish I was back there, My heaven on earth ""
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Recent reviews
Image of Bella Vista Hotel
Bella Vista Hotel
Qawra, Malta
Horrible
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Canifor Hotel
Qawra, Malta
Hotel not Safe or Secure Staff Ignorant
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The Clock Place Apartments
Qawra, Malta
Worst service ever. Will not be returning to t…
Image of Suncrest Hotel
Suncrest Hotel
Qawra, Malta
Great hotel, excellent staff
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Euroclub Hotel
Qawra, Malta
Central location

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