Rooms & Suites at Novotel Malta Sliema: Which One Fits Your Stay?
Novotel Malta Sliema has seven room categories, from a Standard Room to a corner suite with two private balconies. Choosing between them comes down to a few practical questions: how much floor space you want, whether a balcony matters, and how many people you are travelling with. Here is what each room actually offers.
Standard, Superior, and Executive Rooms
These three rooms at Novotel Malta Sliema share the same 29 m² footprint and a double bed with a sofa bed, but differ in view, floor placement, and extras. The Standard Room sleeps two, has a courtyard or city view, and includes a private balcony and a walk-in shower. The Superior Room takes the same layout and adds space for a small family (two adults and one child), with a courtyard view. The Executive Room sits on a higher floor, has its own private balcony with a courtyard or city view, and comes with bathrobes and slippers, a step up shared only with the Suites.
Every room category, from Standard through to the Suites, includes air conditioning, free WiFi, and a tea and coffee facility as standard.
Family Rooms: Space for Up to Six
The Family Room is the largest of the standard categories at 42 m², combining a double bed, two single beds, and a double sofa bed to sleep up to six guests. It has a courtyard view and a private balcony, making it the practical choice for parents travelling with more than one child who would otherwise need two separate rooms.
Two single beds in the Family Room at Novotel Malta Sliema, ideal for kids.
Suites: More Space and City Views
Novotel Malta Sliema’s three suites step up in size and outlook. The Suite starts at 41 m² with an open-plan layout and a city view, suited to couples or small families who want more room than a standard category offers. The Suite with Balcony adds 5 m² of extra space (46 m² total) and a private balcony with views over Sliema. The Suite with 2 Balconies is the largest room in the hotel at 49 m², a corner suite with two separate private balconies, and the only room of its kind. All three Suites include bathrobes and slippers; bathroom style varies by suite, with some featuring a bathtub and others a walk-in shower, so it is worth checking the individual room page if that detail matters to your stay.
Guests who prioritise a view have another option beyond the balcony suites: Soleil Skydeck & Pool, the hotel’s rooftop pool and bar, open daily. It is a short lift ride from any room category, which is worth knowing if a sea or city outlook matters more than which room you are sleeping in.
Choosing the Right Room for Your Stay
For a short solo or couple’s city break, a Standard or Superior Room covers the essentials without paying for space you will not use. Business travellers who also need meeting space can pair an Executive Room with one of the hotel’s meeting rooms in Sliema, all a lift ride from the room floors. Families of four to six should go straight to the Family Room, and anyone celebrating an occasion or simply wanting more room to spread out will get the most from one of the three Suites.
Book Your Stay at Novotel Malta Sliema
Whichever category suits your trip, every room sits within a short walk of the Sliema seafront promenade, the Valletta ferry, and Tigné Point’s shops and cafés. Compare the full range on the Rooms & Suites page and use the booking widget on the website to check live availability and rates for your dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many room types does Novotel Malta Sliema have? Seven: Standard Room, Superior Room, Executive Room, Family Room, Suite, Suite with Balcony, and Suite with 2 Balconies.
Which room is best for a family with children? The Family Room, at 42 m², sleeps up to six guests with a double bed, two single beds, and a double sofa bed.
What is the largest room at the hotel? The Suite with 2 Balconies, at 49 m², the only corner suite in the hotel with two separate private balconies.
Do all rooms have a private balcony? No. The Standard Room, Executive Room, Family Room, Suite with Balcony, and Suite with 2 Balconies each include a private balcony. The Superior Room and the standard Suite do not list one, so check the individual room page if a balcony is a must.
Is there a pool? Yes. Soleil Skydeck & Pool is the hotel’s rooftop pool and bar, open daily.
Do Executive Rooms and Suites come with anything extra? Yes. Executive Rooms and all three Suites include bathrobes and slippers, which the Standard, Superior, and Family Rooms do not.