Castille Hotel Valletta

The Castille Hotel is situated in the heart of Malta's captivating capital cityValletta. It was originally built as the residence of the influential De Robertis family at the turn of the sixteenth century. The facilities that the hotel provides include a 24-hour reception, a delightful coffee shop which formerly housed the stables. There is a comfortable sitting room, television room, and also reading lounges on every floor.The hotel hosts two charming restaurants, offering guests a wide selection of local and foreign cuisine. Popularity with the hotel's international clientele is primarily due to the positive attitude of all staff members. The hotel boasts of a loyal and dedicated staff who are committed to providing all guests with a personal service to ensure their comfort and well-being during their stay.All rooms are tastefully furnished with period furniture and fittings to blend with the building's architectural beauty. Some of the rooms are augmented by a traditional wooden Maltese balcony.

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Castille Hotel situated just a few minutes away from the attractive Qawra promenade on the northern coastline of Malta, is within easy access of bus routes and is close to tourist activity, shops & restaurants.

La Cave Wine Cellar and Pizzeria occupies the basement of the former palace of the influential Capitano Giacomo de Robertis, who was in the employ of the Knights of Malta. It later passed into the possession of some of the leading Maltese families including the Testaferrata and the de Sain families. The cellars of La Cave formerly housed a bakery/kitchen complete with terracotta oven, a stable with ramp leading to the courtyard, a mill room cum wine cellar and storage areas. As with most of the buildings in Valletta, the stores used for the palace were dug out of the bottom of the basement thus creating wells. As a matter of fact a vast interconnecting well-water storage system lies beneath La Cave. The conversion to the present outlet was kept to a bare minimum causing no modern day mutilation. The building retains all its originality including stone water pipes and air vents. Every effort has been made to ensure that La Cave retains all the characteristics of a XV1 century palace ce