LLOYD HOUSE VALLETTA is open since March 2014.

Suite THREE is on the second floor and consists of a spacious bedroom elegantly furnished with glass-veneered wood furniture.
The most outstanding feature is the ceiling fresco which has been expertly restored to its original state but some will also notice that another feature has been put into play here... the bed is undeniably comfortable, and the fine Egyptian linen is an unforgettable soothing treat.
There is also a masterfully restored fresco in the living/dining room area. From this part of the suite, visitors can enjoy splendid views of the Grand Harbour and the Upper Barrakka Gardens.
This area of the suite enjoys plenty of natural light and is ideal for dining in and enjoying a bottle of wine as the evening unfolds. The view is so grand that you would not want to be elsewhere.
The suite is also equipped with wifi so you could continue working if the need arises. Otherwise the suite is synonymous with comfort and relaxation.
The kitchen is equipped with all the necessary amenities and is an ideal place to prepare a meal - with me upstairs, it is easy to get a couple of local recipes and tips on where to best source your local ingredients. You will find that the view from the kitchen window will definitely redefine cooking for you.
The soft aesthetic of the bathroom provides a great escape, and the velvety towels and bathrobe add a dash of luxury.

INTERACTION WITH THE GUESTS
Robert, the owner, was born in Malta and speaks Maltese, English, Italian and French will be happy to give you advice and information about places to visit and things to do during your stay, also the restaurants in the area that are worth a visit.

POSITION
Lloyd House is located in front of the Saluting Battery which is the ancient ceremonial platform of Valetta from where it continues to this day to shoot guns,blanks (at noon precisely 12:00 and sunset at 16:00), and Upper Barakka Gardens, the most beautiful park in Valletta, created on the bastion of St. Peter and Paul in1661, ex-garden 'suite' of the Italian Knights of St. John, whose residence inn (auberge) is nearby and open to the public in 1824 where you can enjoy stunning views of the Grand Harbour, the ancient cities of Senglea and Vittoriosa, Fort St. Angelo, Fort Ricasoli in Kalkara.