Flew in the summer to learn English. Hotel. Reading the reviews about the hotel, I hoped for the worst. But everything worked out. The rooms are clean, bright. There are 4 beds in the room, a mini kitchen (which we were not allowed to use, we are children), a large table and some utensils were still present, there was even a mini fridge.
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Flew in the summer to learn English.
Hotel. Reading the reviews about the hotel, I hoped for the worst. But everything worked out. The rooms are clean, bright. There are 4 beds in the room, a mini kitchen (which we were not allowed to use, we are children), a large table and some utensils were still present, there was even a mini fridge. The bathroom is clean, a lot of light and large mirrors. The wardrobes are old and smell unpleasant, they didn’t risk leaving things there, everything was stored in suitcases. A beautiful balcony with a plastic table and several chairs. I didn’t really like the view from the window to the road.
The students are not fed badly. A HUGE MINUS is drinks only for breakfast, the rest of the time only water is free. For lunch you could eat soup, but only one kind, and very specific. vegetables. sweet also did not impress. On the ground floor it smells of dampness and mold, poor ventilation of the pool that is located inside. The staff was pleasant, they cleaned just fine, the towels are constantly clean.
City. Quiet and calm. except for the Amazonia club, several cafes on the embankment, McDonald's and the Veelvet bar, and there is nowhere to go. The nearest busier cities are 15-20 minutes by bus.
School. studied at Berlitz. They don’t force you to study. If you want to listen and work, if you want to surf the Internet or mind your own business. But the teachers are good. From the hotel we were taken by bus to St Julian's. The buses are good, with air conditioning.
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Hotel. Reading the reviews about the hotel, I hoped for the worst. But everything worked out. The rooms are clean, bright. There are 4 beds in the room, a mini kitchen (which we were not allowed to use, we are children), a large table and some utensils were still present, there was even a mini fridge. The bathroom is clean, a lot of light and large mirrors. The wardrobes are old and smell unpleasant, they didn’t risk leaving things there, everything was stored in suitcases. A beautiful balcony with a plastic table and several chairs. I didn’t really like the view from the window to the road.
The students are not fed badly. A HUGE MINUS is drinks only for breakfast, the rest of the time only water is free. For lunch you could eat soup, but only one kind, and very specific. vegetables. sweet also did not impress. On the ground floor it smells of dampness and mold, poor ventilation of the pool that is located inside. The staff was pleasant, they cleaned just fine, the towels are constantly clean.
City. Quiet and calm. except for the Amazonia club, several cafes on the embankment, McDonald's and the Veelvet bar, and there is nowhere to go. The nearest busier cities are 15-20 minutes by bus.
School. studied at Berlitz. They don’t force you to study. If you want to listen and work, if you want to surf the Internet or mind your own business. But the teachers are good. From the hotel we were taken by bus to St Julian's. The buses are good, with air conditioning.
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We rested at the hotel from July 30 to August 5.2010. Of course, this is not four stars, but you can give a solid three! It is located a little far from the center and the sea, and since there are no normal sidewalks, you have to walk along the roadway or maneuver between parked cars, and of course, in the summer heat, such a trip does not bring much pleasure! The equipment and furniture in the rooms are old, although everything was more or less in order.
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We rested at the hotel from July 30 to August 5.2010. Of course, this is not four stars, but you can give a solid three! It is located a little far from the center and the sea, and since there are no normal sidewalks, you have to walk along the roadway or maneuver between parked cars, and of course, in the summer heat, such a trip does not bring much pleasure! The equipment and furniture in the rooms are old, although everything was more or less in order. Refrigerator for a fee of 2 euros. a lot of chlorine. There are no towels at the pool. Now it’s good. The staff is friendly and polite, but a little slow. The rooms are spacious, there is a balcony with chairs, the air conditioner is excellent and the staff does not turn it off when you are not in the room! four days. The breakfast was plentiful and quite tasty. There is a bar and a pizzeria, a pool bar, we also saw a children's room, but we did not use all this. In short, good value for money!
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I do not like to write about the negative, but speaking of the Topaz Hotel, I still have to do a lot. It’s worth going there only if you don’t expect anything from the service at all (! ) and are ready to enjoy what you have, without getting upset about what you don’t have (although it should be). I usually do this, but, firstly, these are usually not 4-star hotels, but cheap ones, sometimes without stars at all.
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I do not like to write about the negative, but speaking of the Topaz Hotel, I still have to do a lot. It’s worth going there only if you don’t expect anything from the service at all (! ) and are ready to enjoy what you have, without getting upset about what you don’t have (although it should be). I usually do this, but, firstly, these are usually not 4-star hotels, but cheap ones, sometimes without stars at all. And secondly, I did not rest in Malta, but worked, and for almost 2 months of living in a hotel, I managed to catch too much - and, apparently, accumulated.
The first thing to say is that at least two camps operate on the basis of the hotel - Education First and Perfect English. The latter is Russian-speaking, children from Russia are often sent there, so more on that.
Accommodation in the camp - 4 people per room. The vast majority of rooms are doubles. The triple of them is made without much loss, but the fourth bed has to be pushed obliquely in the aisle, sometimes it is a folding bed.
I also met beds standing directly in the corridor, as soon as you open the door. The hostel of Soviet times is resting! ))
Those who agree in advance with the company about “special” accommodation (2 or 3 people in a room, in one or neighboring rooms with a brother / sister) should be prepared for the fact that in July and August you will have to achieve the promised and paid for for a long time and with scandals. Without scandals, the administration does not react at all: the hotel is overcrowded - and that's it. What can we say about such trifles as 10-year-old boys living in the same room with 15-year-old drinking teenagers. And they cannot be resettled! The hotel is full!
Accounts when leaving the hotel are sometimes presented with the most unexpected. Huge cockroaches run around the hotel. If you ask the maid to remove the cold corpse of an insect from the room, this may be considered additional cleaning and a bill will be presented. And the 9-year-old girls who splashed water in the corridor (these are children!
), were billed almost 200 euros for the fact that the carpet was damp and had to be cleaned. So, when sending your child to camp, be prepared for additional costs.
But I especially do not envy those tourists who are adjacent to the camp! They can pour water on their balcony, throw cigarette butts, at night they can sing songs and swear at the top of their lungs. If you are not at all lucky, they will be from the balcony, sorry, to relieve themselves, throw glass bottles and set fire to airplanes. There are no rules for teenagers, of course. They paid the money, and no matter how they behave, no one will expel them from the camp. The agency will not even send letters from counselors to parents - why negative emotions for parent-clients?
In general, for those who are going to send their child to the Perfect English camp, I strongly advise you to read reviews about this camp on the Internet - and not send it.
Now about what concerns not the camp, but the hotel itself. Check-in in Topaz at 14.00, i. e.
if you arrived on a night flight (and most of them are), there is a chance that from 9 to 14 you will be sitting on your suitcases and nodding in the hotel lobby. They can settle earlier, but it's up to someone as lucky.
Almost all rooms have a balcony, but there are also those whose windows overlook the fire escape (there is no balcony, respectively), as well as those that overlook the pool on the same level with it, i. e. your entire room is viewed from the entire zone relaxing by the pool.
There is no gym, fitness center and gym in the hotel - do not believe what the hotelier writes. There is a small playground by the pool, which can be considered as a basketball court, or as a small tennis court. And there is also table tennis. All.
The pool is open, in the shape of a fish, very cute. The water is salty, sea, but chlorinated. The indoor pool (apparently it is also a jacuzzi, it is also a sauna) worked only in June. I did not have time to reach him - I worked. ((
I can not say that the hotel does not have animation at all. Three or four times I saw female animators in corporate T-shirts going somewhere with a businesslike look. But for 2 months I never managed to catch them at work - probably, I was unlucky. )) However, in the evenings there is live music and karaoke by the pool. Disco, again, I have never seen.
The beach is 10 minutes walk. To bulk “sandy” (you can consider it as coarse sand, or you can consider it as very small pebbles) - 15. The beach is not your own, but a city one, in front of the Dolmen hotel. In defense, I must say that, if I am not mistaken, in Malta, not a single beach is the property of any hotel.
The restaurant has a buffet. Drinks are free at breakfast, water is included at lunch and dinner for the camp (for the rest of the guests, in my opinion, no). The choice of dishes is quite large, however, it does not change much from day to day, salads are not particularly pleasing.
Tomatoes are fresh only on major holidays. Lots of french fries for the kids. There is always delicious pizza for dinner. Of fresh fruits (berries? ), only melons and watermelons are given. But Topaz has delicious cakes! ))) And one more thing - you can ask for ice cream, it is included in the price. Of course, not as tasty as in Italian shops on the waterfront, but still nice.
Sometimes unexpected things disappear from the rooms. That is, not those that could be stolen, but which you need. T-shirts, velcro sandals, lens cases, pajama bottoms… Apparently, the maids consider it garbage and carefully throw it away. Finding the ends is impossible. “Or maybe your sandals were not in the room before cleaning? ” I spent half a day trying to convince the hotel staff that I could have forgotten my bag or cap somewhere outside the room, but when I leave the room in shoes, I usually come back in shoes too! ))) To no avail.
Fortunately, in Malta, very inexpensive shoes are available in the boutiques of Sliema and Valletta. )))
Once, the boy's clothes were lost, handed over to the laundry. A week later (! ), however, found and returned. We never expected such a happy turn of events!
The Maltese are very fond of antiquity! And not only knight buildings, funny old buses and 120-year-old holiday curtains in the church! But also old elevators, hair dryers, plumbing, etc. ))) It is completely useless to wait for an elevator, it will be faster to go up even to the 5th floor from -1 on foot. For young people, this is not such a problem: but you can eat cakes without restrictions. ))) But the elderly, people with sore legs and just not wanting to keep their figure on vacation every day : -) will have to wait. And once, in a few hours of my daytime duty, the children got stuck in the elevator 3 (! ) times. ))) The rest of the days were not so fun: on average, we got stuck 2 times a week, not more often.
And once we had a flood in the room!
Water (and in Malta it is very expensive, desalinated sea water) dripped from two taps, and over time, more and more actively. Evening, night, morning, the next day...First the bathroom flooded, then the water began to crawl into the room - I pushed things away. Coming after. once in the room, I found that these things were already floating in the water, laid them out to dry on tables and bedside tables ...and the water slowly but surely arrives ...I went to the reception about the flood 5 times a day. As a result, the maid knocks on the room with a blanket in her hands: “You don’t have enough blankets on one bed! ” “You know, the blanket is not our biggest problem” - and I open the door, demonstrating. The reaction is amazing: “OH! Why didn't you tell the front desk? ! ” I had to repent: in between my appearances at the reception about the flood, I sometimes wedged other things. I took the problem lightly, in general.
There are many such stories!
You can relate to this in different ways, but I can say one thing with conviction: if you are used to relaxing in comfort, the Topaz hotel is not for you.
The first thing to say is that at least two camps operate on the basis of the hotel - Education First and Perfect English. The latter is Russian-speaking, children from Russia are often sent there, so more on that.
Accommodation in the camp - 4 people per room. The vast majority of rooms are doubles. The triple of them is made without much loss, but the fourth bed has to be pushed obliquely in the aisle, sometimes it is a folding bed.
I also met beds standing directly in the corridor, as soon as you open the door. The hostel of Soviet times is resting! ))
Those who agree in advance with the company about “special” accommodation (2 or 3 people in a room, in one or neighboring rooms with a brother / sister) should be prepared for the fact that in July and August you will have to achieve the promised and paid for for a long time and with scandals. Without scandals, the administration does not react at all: the hotel is overcrowded - and that's it. What can we say about such trifles as 10-year-old boys living in the same room with 15-year-old drinking teenagers. And they cannot be resettled! The hotel is full!
Accounts when leaving the hotel are sometimes presented with the most unexpected. Huge cockroaches run around the hotel. If you ask the maid to remove the cold corpse of an insect from the room, this may be considered additional cleaning and a bill will be presented. And the 9-year-old girls who splashed water in the corridor (these are children!
), were billed almost 200 euros for the fact that the carpet was damp and had to be cleaned. So, when sending your child to camp, be prepared for additional costs.
But I especially do not envy those tourists who are adjacent to the camp! They can pour water on their balcony, throw cigarette butts, at night they can sing songs and swear at the top of their lungs. If you are not at all lucky, they will be from the balcony, sorry, to relieve themselves, throw glass bottles and set fire to airplanes. There are no rules for teenagers, of course. They paid the money, and no matter how they behave, no one will expel them from the camp. The agency will not even send letters from counselors to parents - why negative emotions for parent-clients?
In general, for those who are going to send their child to the Perfect English camp, I strongly advise you to read reviews about this camp on the Internet - and not send it.
Now about what concerns not the camp, but the hotel itself. Check-in in Topaz at 14.00, i. e.
if you arrived on a night flight (and most of them are), there is a chance that from 9 to 14 you will be sitting on your suitcases and nodding in the hotel lobby. They can settle earlier, but it's up to someone as lucky.
Almost all rooms have a balcony, but there are also those whose windows overlook the fire escape (there is no balcony, respectively), as well as those that overlook the pool on the same level with it, i. e. your entire room is viewed from the entire zone relaxing by the pool.
There is no gym, fitness center and gym in the hotel - do not believe what the hotelier writes. There is a small playground by the pool, which can be considered as a basketball court, or as a small tennis court. And there is also table tennis. All.
The pool is open, in the shape of a fish, very cute. The water is salty, sea, but chlorinated. The indoor pool (apparently it is also a jacuzzi, it is also a sauna) worked only in June. I did not have time to reach him - I worked. ((
I can not say that the hotel does not have animation at all. Three or four times I saw female animators in corporate T-shirts going somewhere with a businesslike look. But for 2 months I never managed to catch them at work - probably, I was unlucky. )) However, in the evenings there is live music and karaoke by the pool. Disco, again, I have never seen.
The beach is 10 minutes walk. To bulk “sandy” (you can consider it as coarse sand, or you can consider it as very small pebbles) - 15. The beach is not your own, but a city one, in front of the Dolmen hotel. In defense, I must say that, if I am not mistaken, in Malta, not a single beach is the property of any hotel.
The restaurant has a buffet. Drinks are free at breakfast, water is included at lunch and dinner for the camp (for the rest of the guests, in my opinion, no). The choice of dishes is quite large, however, it does not change much from day to day, salads are not particularly pleasing.
Tomatoes are fresh only on major holidays. Lots of french fries for the kids. There is always delicious pizza for dinner. Of fresh fruits (berries? ), only melons and watermelons are given. But Topaz has delicious cakes! ))) And one more thing - you can ask for ice cream, it is included in the price. Of course, not as tasty as in Italian shops on the waterfront, but still nice.
Sometimes unexpected things disappear from the rooms. That is, not those that could be stolen, but which you need. T-shirts, velcro sandals, lens cases, pajama bottoms… Apparently, the maids consider it garbage and carefully throw it away. Finding the ends is impossible. “Or maybe your sandals were not in the room before cleaning? ” I spent half a day trying to convince the hotel staff that I could have forgotten my bag or cap somewhere outside the room, but when I leave the room in shoes, I usually come back in shoes too! ))) To no avail.
Fortunately, in Malta, very inexpensive shoes are available in the boutiques of Sliema and Valletta. )))
Once, the boy's clothes were lost, handed over to the laundry. A week later (! ), however, found and returned. We never expected such a happy turn of events!
The Maltese are very fond of antiquity! And not only knight buildings, funny old buses and 120-year-old holiday curtains in the church! But also old elevators, hair dryers, plumbing, etc. ))) It is completely useless to wait for an elevator, it will be faster to go up even to the 5th floor from -1 on foot. For young people, this is not such a problem: but you can eat cakes without restrictions. ))) But the elderly, people with sore legs and just not wanting to keep their figure on vacation every day : -) will have to wait. And once, in a few hours of my daytime duty, the children got stuck in the elevator 3 (! ) times. ))) The rest of the days were not so fun: on average, we got stuck 2 times a week, not more often.
And once we had a flood in the room!
Water (and in Malta it is very expensive, desalinated sea water) dripped from two taps, and over time, more and more actively. Evening, night, morning, the next day...First the bathroom flooded, then the water began to crawl into the room - I pushed things away. Coming after. once in the room, I found that these things were already floating in the water, laid them out to dry on tables and bedside tables ...and the water slowly but surely arrives ...I went to the reception about the flood 5 times a day. As a result, the maid knocks on the room with a blanket in her hands: “You don’t have enough blankets on one bed! ” “You know, the blanket is not our biggest problem” - and I open the door, demonstrating. The reaction is amazing: “OH! Why didn't you tell the front desk? ! ” I had to repent: in between my appearances at the reception about the flood, I sometimes wedged other things. I took the problem lightly, in general.
There are many such stories!
You can relate to this in different ways, but I can say one thing with conviction: if you are used to relaxing in comfort, the Topaz hotel is not for you.
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I do not like to write about the negative, but speaking about the Topaz Hotel, I still have to do a lot. It’s worth going there only if you don’t expect anything at all (! ) from the service and are ready to enjoy what you have, without being upset about what you don’t have (although it should be). I usually do this, but, firstly, these are usually not 4-star hotels, but cheap ones, sometimes without stars at all.
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I do not like to write about the negative, but speaking about the Topaz Hotel, I still have to do a lot. It’s worth going there only if you don’t expect anything at all (! ) from the service and are ready to enjoy what you have, without being upset about what you don’t have (although it should be). I usually do this, but, firstly, these are usually not 4-star hotels, but cheap ones, sometimes without stars at all. And secondly, I did not rest in Malta, but worked, and for almost 2 months of living in a hotel, I managed to catch too much - and, apparently, accumulated. The first thing to say is that at least two camps operate on the basis of the hotel - Education First and Perfect English. The latter is Russian-speaking, children from Russia are often sent there, so more on that. Accommodation in the camp - 4 people per room. The vast majority of rooms are doubles. The triple of them is made without much loss, but the fourth bed has to be pushed obliquely in the aisle, sometimes it is a folding bed. I also met beds standing directly in the corridor, as soon as you open the door. The hostel of Soviet times is resting! )) Those who agree in advance with the company about “special” accommodation (2 or 3 people in a room, in one or neighboring rooms with a brother / sister) should be prepared for the fact that in July and August you will have to achieve the promised and paid for a long time and scandals. Without scandals, the administration does not react at all: the hotel is overcrowded - and that's it. What can we say about such trifles as 10-year-old boys living in the same room with 15-year-old drinking teenagers. And they cannot be resettled! The hotel is full! Accounts when leaving the hotel are sometimes presented with the most unexpected. Huge cockroaches run around the hotel. If you ask the maid to remove the cold corpse of an insect from the room, this may be considered additional cleaning and a bill will be presented. And 9-year-old girls who splashed water in the corridor (these are children! ), were billed for almost 200 euros because the carpet was damp and had to be cleaned. So, when sending your child to camp, be prepared for additional costs. . But I especially do not envy those tourists who are adjacent to the camp! They can pour water on their balcony, throw cigarette butts, at night they can sing songs and swear at the top of their lungs. If you are not at all lucky, they will be from the balcony, sorry, to relieve themselves, throw glass bottles and set fire to airplanes. There are no rules for teenagers, of course. They paid the money, and no matter how they behave, no one will expel them from the camp. The agency will not even send letters from counselors to parents - why should parents-clients have negative emotions? Now about what concerns not the camp, but the hotel itself. Check-in in Topaz at 14.00, i. e. if you arrived on a night flight (and most of them), it is likely that from 9 to 14 you will sit on your suitcases and nod in the hotel lobby. They can check in earlier, but it's up to someone as lucky. Almost all rooms have a balcony, but there are also those whose windows overlook the fire escape (there is no balcony, respectively), as well as those that overlook the pool on the same level with it, i. e. your entire room is viewed from the entire area relaxing by the pool. The pool is open, in the shape of a fish, very cute. The water is salty, sea, but chlorinated. The indoor pool was open only in June. I did not have time to reach him - I worked. ((I can’t say that there is absolutely no animation in the hotel. Three or four times I saw animator girls in corporate T-shirts going somewhere with a businesslike look. But in 2 months I never managed to catch them at work - I guess I was unlucky. )) However, in the evenings there is live music and karaoke by the pool. The restaurant has a buffet. The choice of dishes is quite large, however, it does not change much from day to day, salads are not particularly pleasing. Tomatoes are fresh only on major holidays. Lots of french fries for the kids. From fresh fruits (berries? ) Only melons and watermelons are given. But Topaz has delicious cakes! ))) And one more thing - you can ask for ice cream, it is included in the price. Of course, not as tasty as in Italian shops on the waterfront, but still nice. Sometimes unexpected things disappear from the rooms. That is, not those that could be stolen, but which you need. T-shirts, velcro sandals, lens cases, pajama bottoms… Apparently, the maids consider it garbage and carefully throw it away. Finding the ends is impossible. “Or maybe your sandals were not in the room before cleaning? ” For half a day I tried to convince the hotel staff that I could forget my bag or cap somewhere outside the room, but when I leave the room in shoes, I usually come back in shoes too! ))) To no avail. Fortunately, in Malta, very inexpensive shoes are available in the boutiques of Sliema and Valletta. ))) Once, the boy's clothes were lost, handed over to the laundry. A week later (! ), True, they found it and returned it. We no longer hoped for such a happy development of events! The Maltese are very fond of antiquity! And not only knight buildings, funny old buses and 120-year-old holiday curtains in the church! But also old elevators, hair dryers, plumbing, etc. ))) Waiting for an elevator is completely useless, going up even to the 5th floor from -1 on foot will be faster. For young people, this is not such a problem: but you can eat cakes without restrictions. ))) But the elderly, people with sore legs and just not wanting to keep their figure on vacation every day : -) will have to wait. And one more time, in a few hours of my daytime duty, the children got stuck in the elevator 3 (! ) Times. ))) The rest of the days were not so fun: on average, we got stuck 2 times a week, not more often. And once we had a flood in the room! Water (and in Malta it is very expensive, desalinated sea water) dripped from two taps, and over time, more and more actively. Evening, night, morning, the next day. . . First the bathroom flooded, then the water began to crawl into the room - I pushed things away. Coming after. once in the room, I found that these things were already floating in the water, laid them out to dry on tables and bedside tables... and the water slowly but surely arrives... I went to the reception about the flood 5 times a day. As a result, the maid knocks on the room with a blanket in her hands: “You don’t have enough blankets on one bed! ” “You know, the blanket is not our biggest problem” - and I open the door, demonstrating. The reaction is amazing: “OH! Why didn’t you tell the receptionist?! ” I had to repent: in the intervals between my appearances at the reception about the flood, I sometimes wedged other things. I took the problem lightly, in general. There are a lot of such stories! You can relate to this in different ways, but I can say one thing with conviction: if you are used to relaxing in comfort, the Topaz hotel is not for you.
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Great hotel! Just super)) chic vacation))) Next year we are going there)) Aaaa... I love Malta and Topaz)))) aaa))
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Great hotel! Just super)) chic vacation))) Next year we are going there)) Aaaa... I love Malta and Topaz)))) aaa))
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The hotel itself is not bad, but... I advise everyone who goes there: do not leave money, cell phones, securities in a room in a conspicuous place (not everyone, for example, goes for breakfast with a bag ; -)) I went with a team , and there were cases that money was lost... and the hotel is not responsible for this, since you never know who could take it, it will not be possible to prove anything (well, unless you are a spy).
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The hotel itself is not bad, but... I advise everyone who goes there: do not leave money, cell phones, securities in a room in a conspicuous place (not everyone, for example, goes for breakfast with a bag ; -)) I went with a team , and there were cases that money was lost... and the hotel is not responsible for this, since you never know who could take it, it will not be possible to prove anything (well, unless you are a spy). Otherwise, everything is very good! Literally to the sea 5 minutes walk, there are shops along the way... there is also a store where everything is one lira (about 70 rubles), there are food and clothes... so have fun !! !
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I was in Malta this summer at the Topaz Hotel....well, what can I say... for a student who wants to relax, have fun, dance, this hotel is quite normal... but it’s better, of course, to choose something closer... better in Valletta. . . The linen was changed every three days, cleaned every day... except for some reason the floors became sticky every time after washing.
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I was in Malta this summer at the Topaz Hotel....well, what can I say... for a student who wants to relax, have fun, dance, this hotel is quite normal... but it’s better, of course, to choose something closer... better in Valletta. . .
The linen was changed every three days, cleaned every day... except for some reason the floors became sticky every time after washing... there was no refrigerator in the room... there was a hair dryer, it worked perfectly... Bath and shower are also normal. . .
Towels are changed every day. . . The service staff is pleasant, smiling. . . Nothing broke. . . As for the TV. . . I didn't check. . . I didn't have time to watch. . . There was a safe, but we didn't rent it. . carelessness of course flourished with us... cameras, mobile phones and money were in the most prominent places, but nothing was lost... In principle, I was satisfied with the rest
The linen was changed every three days, cleaned every day... except for some reason the floors became sticky every time after washing... there was no refrigerator in the room... there was a hair dryer, it worked perfectly... Bath and shower are also normal. . .
Towels are changed every day. . . The service staff is pleasant, smiling. . . Nothing broke. . . As for the TV. . . I didn't check. . . I didn't have time to watch. . . There was a safe, but we didn't rent it. . carelessness of course flourished with us... cameras, mobile phones and money were in the most prominent places, but nothing was lost... In principle, I was satisfied with the rest
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the children went to relax and learn English... the rest was not a success: the hotel was shabby, the Prussians, the beds were absolutely not suitable. Also the beach is concreted! school is better. so if you want to send children to Malta go around topaz (((
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the children went to relax and learn English... the rest was not a success: the hotel was shabby, the Prussians, the beds were absolutely not suitable. Also the beach is concreted! school is better. so if you want to send children to Malta go around topaz (((
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I stayed at this hotel for the second time, if I come to Malta, I will settle in it! Attentive maids, kind receptionists, delicious breakfasts and real Italian pizza for dinner! And most importantly, no swearing and drunken voices - there are few Russians here. This public, which puts itself above others and prefers obsessive service in Turkish, got me at home.
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I stayed at this hotel for the second time, if I come to Malta, I will settle in it! Attentive maids, kind receptionists, delicious breakfasts and real Italian pizza for dinner! And most importantly, no swearing and drunken voices - there are few Russians here. This public, which puts itself above others and prefers obsessive service in Turkish, got me at home. The Maltese too often in their history met with the conquerors and from the first words of the conversation they unmistakably distinguish friend from foe and treat accordingly. Therefore, my dear compatriots, if you cannot squeeze out a couple of kind words in English, in Maltuni with your foot! Better go to Egypt - there you will have your ass licked for a dollar.
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