Palazzo Capua: Taking hotel accommodation to new heights

If you want to spend malta tours with an indulgence to historical and cultural sophistication

, then staying with Palazzo Capua is the right place for your desires. If you want to take a break and relax from the fast-paced living and urban life, yet being able also to ride down the memory lane through the rich and colorful tradition of Malta, then this malta hotel offers everything that you want.

Palazzo Capua, built in the early 19th century, is the former royal residence in Malta and remains to be one of the oldest, finest and most outstanding buildings of Sliema, showcasing a setting where the history meets contemporary and modern style and flare. The unique faade and fine structural design and exquisite suites and rooms of this malta hotel mold an environment that is best suited for pleasure, leisure or business. Its attraction gets even better as you realize that the most prominent people in Malta has also shared the same place, such as Prince of Capua, Carlo di Borbone and Penelope, his wife.

Be assured that as you stay in this malta hotel you will experience five-star accommodation, facilities, amenities and service. General amenities would include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, bar, heating, parking space, bar and a terrace where you can sit while feeling the warmth of the sun. For its services, this malta hotel offers a business center, car rental, bridal suite, dry cleaning, fax and photocopying, free Wi-Fi Internet Access, ironing services, laundry, room service and currency exchange.

This malta hotel also offers five finest suites that were decorated with great focus on the intricate detail for comfort and design. Each suite of this malta hotel offers different themes and ambiance where you can choose from and where you can experience a different ambience and flare. Extended terraces will enable you to have a view of the town of Sliema and enjoy the beauty of the day and night. There is the Prince Charles of Capua Suite named after the Bordon Prince of Capua, the Prince Francesco Suite named after the Prince and Princess's first-born son at Palazzo Capua, the Selma Suite named by Biagio Tagliaferro, the Tagliaferro Suite named after a prominent banker who is also the reason for the construction of this palace and the Princess of Penelope Suite where the Prince of Capua eloped and married the Irish Penelope Smyth that caused his exile by his brother King Ferdinand of the Two Sicilies. These five suites in this malta hotel consist of the king-size bedroom, bathroom and a plasma screen television. Rates of this malta hotel would depend on the room type and are on a bed and breakfast basis. If you want a Palazzo suite for a double occupancy, the hotel rate would be EUR 450. If you want a Palazzo Suite for single occupancy, the hotel rate is EUR 450.

If you want perfect malta holidays, stay with Palazzo Capua and experience history and modernity all at once. After a day of touring the Maltese islands, with the finest beaches, the different tourist spots and leisure and recreational activities, it is good to stay at a place where you feel the most relaxed and soothing environment. This is certainly a haven for those in the mood of taking a journey to the past and enjoying the best of the contemporary times.

Palazzo Capua: Taking hotel accommodation to new heights

By: Tis Amit

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