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Hotel Description
The three star New Tower
Palace Hotel enjoys spectacular views of the blue Mediterranean; it faces a
popular rocky beach ideal for swimming and sun bathing.
The hotel's location ensures that most of its 61 well-appointed guest
bedrooms have sensational seaviews. Service is a quality the New Tower
Palace Hotel takes special pride in.
Surrounding Area
Sliema,
St Julians
, Valletta
Location
Description
The hotel is
minutes from dining, shopping and entertainment.
Sliema has developed into a bustling and fashionable resort.
As Malta's leading resort, with many hotels, Restaurants, Shops and places of
Entertainment, Sliema offers the largest promenade with its flat rocky coast on
the open sea side of Sliema along Tower Road leading to St. Julians.
Property
Information
The New Tower Palace Hotel,Tower Road, Sliema SLM12, MALTA
Hotel Rooms
All rooms have air
condition/central heating, balcony, satellite colour television, radio, trouser
press, phone, hairdyer, minibar and safe. Somes rooms have seaviews.
TOWNVIEW TWINS / SOLE USE -
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SEAVIEW TWINS / FOR SOLE USE
SUPERIOR SEAVIEW TWINS/TRIPLES
Indoor & Outdoor-
Cuisine Restaurants and Facilities
RESTAURANT
A LA CARTE, CAFE BAR ,ADRIANA PROMENADE CAFE BAR , SWIMMING POOL , POOL
BAR , SUNBATHING TERRACE WITH SEAVIEW , MEETING ROOM ,INTERNET CAFE
 HOTEL DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Airport to hotel 8km by Bus or Taxi
The hotel is located 8 km from Airport. From Airport simply Follow signs towards
Valletta first then Sliema. The Hotel is located on Tower Road-
See Map
There is a bus stop in front of the hotel giving you easy access to other
destinations.
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Malta Airport Transfer to the Tower Palace Hotel in Sliema
can be arranged at an extra cost
►Car hire
can be delivered to the airport or to the Tower Palace Hotel - Book here
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