What is the guest score for Corinthia Palace?

Corinthia Palace has a guest score of 9.1/10.

Where is Corinthia Palace located?

Corinthia Palace is located in Malta, Europe. It is a Corinthia Hotels property.

What does Corinthia Palace cost per night?

Corinthia Palace is in the Tier 1 ($1k-$2k) price range.

Corinthia Palace

9.1/10 GUEST SCORE

A serene retreat in Malta blending historic charm with modern luxury.

BrandCorinthia Hotels

DestinationMalta

RegionEurope

Price TierTier 1 ($1k-$2k)

SettingUrban

Best ForHistory Buffs, Wellness Seekers, Luxury Travelers

PrivacyStandard

ServiceFull Concierge

ButlerNone

Private PoolNone

Set amidst the tranquil gardens of Attard, the Corinthia Palace is the epitome of refined elegance and Maltese hospitality. Originally built as a private villa in the 19th century, this historic property has been transformed into a luxurious hotel that offers a serene retreat away from the bustling

Key Features

Athenaeum Spa
Villa Corinthia restaurant
Caprice Lounge
indoor pool
sauna
lush gardens
proximity to cultural landmarks
historic architecture
luxurious accommodations

Dining

Villa Corinthia (Mediterranean)
Caprice Lounge (Afternoon Tea and Cocktails)
Orange Grove Brasserie (Casual Dining)

Signature Experience

Dining at Villa Corinthia amidst the opulent setting of a historic villa.

Experience the tranquility of a historic villa turned luxury hotel, indulge in Mediterranean cuisine, and rejuvenate at a world-class spa, all while exploring Malta's rich cultural heritage.

Signature Suite: Presidential Suite

Spacious living and dining areas, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, private terrace with garden views, Jacuzzi, kitchenette

Accolades

Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards 2024

Vibe: Historic, Tranquil, Elegant

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When to Visit Malta

Best time: April through June and September through October deliver Malta's finest luxury conditions, with Mediterranean temperatures ideal for Valletta's UNESCO streets and the island's extraordinary fortified harbor at its most photogenic.

Demand: Malta has emerged as a sophisticated European island luxury destination attracting culturally focused travelers. The island's year-round mild climate maintains consistent demand with summer months seeing European beach holiday peaks complementing consistent cultural tourism.

Pricing: Ultra-luxury Malta properties offer exceptional value compared to Sicily and Sardinian equivalents, with world-class historic palazzi and boutique hotels maintaining competitive pricing. Summer peak season sees moderate premiums while shoulder seasons offer outstanding value.

Insider tip: Arrange exclusive access to the Order of St John's private archives at St John's Co-Cathedral through a specialist Malta cultural foundation - examining the original Knights' manuscripts and Caravaggio documentation in near-private conditions represents one of Mediterranean Europe's most extraordina

Avoid: Avoid August when Malta's extraordinary summer popularity creates maximum crowd conditions, particularly in Valletta's UNESCO streets and the Blue Lagoon, reducing the intimate character that defines the finest Maltese luxury properties.