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MALTA Kindly Position Sticker with Barcode Attached to Your Welcome Letter in This Space 2014 / 2015 MALTA Kindly position sticker with Barcode attached to your welcome letter in this space Vänligen placera klistermärket med streckkoden som ni kan hitta i ert välkomstbrev i detta utrymme Bitte kleben sie den Aufkleber mit dem Barcode von Ihrem Begrüßungsumschlag an dieser Stelle. Welcome to the World of Dine Around We hope that you will enjoy your stay in Malta and your dining experience using Dine Around. Please take time to browse through the booklet. Kindly make your reservation at your choice of hotel or non-hotel restaurant 24 hours in advance to ensure that you will not be disappointed. Kindly note that Dine Around will NOT be operating on the following days, unless otherwise specified by your tour operator. 24th December 2014 31st December 2014 Other exceptions will be specified individually on merchant information page. Should you need any assistance, kindly contact your travel representative or the Dine Around helpline on +356 9999 6464. A. Grand Hotel Excelsior B. Hotel Phoenicia C. Stretto Café D. Tal-Kaptan Valletta Waterfront G O Z O F E R R Y G O Z O F E R R Y A. Hotel Juliani O. Radisson BLU Resort, St. Julians B. Diplomat Hotel P. Cavalieri Hotel C. Kennedy Nova Hotel Q. The Waterfront Hotel / D. Westin Dragonara Resort Basilico Restaurant E. 115 The Strand Aparthotel R. Zasha’s F. Hotel Plevna S. Sa Re Ga Ma G. Alexandra Hotel T. Ta’ Kris Restaurant H. Plaza Regency Hotel U. Bianco’s I. Park Hotel V. Shivas Indian Cuisine J. The Victoria Hotel W. Te mptAsian Lounge K. The Palace Bar & Restaurant L. Intercontinental Malta M. Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel N. Rocca Nettuno Suites A. Bella Vista Hotel L. Incognito Bar & Restaurant B. Canifor Hotel M. Tal-Kaptan C. Primera Hotel D. Santana Hotel E. Seashells Resort at Suncrest G O Z O F E R R F. Sunny Coast Resort Y G. San Antonio Hotel H. Dolmen Resort Hotel I. Coral Hotel J. Sunflower Hotel K. Ta’ Fra Ben Restaurant A GOZO FERRY Winebar ess r rt The Fo A. Triq is-sur Triq il- Karmnu Carmelite Chu St. rch Pauls Church Mdina T Tr r iq i q Vi San San Nikola ll eg q i P ag a Tr wl n on Triq Inguane z Mdin a Gate A. Panorama Hotel G O Z O F E R R B. Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Y Golden Sands C. Luna Holiday Complex D. L’Amigo E. Rosmarino Mediterranean Cuisine Bistro A. The Grand Hotel Gozo B. Calypso Hotel C. Kempinski D. Hotel San Andrea E. Ic-Cima Coral Hotel Pioneer Road, Bugibba, St. Paul’s Bay Tel: (+356) 2158 1811 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.canifor.com Dinner: 18:30 - 21:00 The Coral Hotel is a boutique hotel situated on the island’s northern coast, in Bugibba, one of Malta’s leading tourist resort, near St.Paul’s Bay and Qawra. The Coral Hotel is a few minutes walk away from the attractive Bugibba promenade. HOTEL | BROWN Canifor Hotel Triq In-Nakkri, Qawra Tel: (+356) 2158 2780 / 9 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.canifor.com Lunch: 12:30 - 13:30 • Dinner: 17:45 - 21:00 The Canifor Hotel is situated just a few minutes away from the attractive Qawra promenade, on the northern coastline of Malta and within easy access to the bus terminus (50m). The dinner buffet is served in the Main Restaurant. Live entertainment is offered at the bar on selected evenings. HOTEL | BROWN Panorama Hotel Triq Dun Belin Azzopardi, Mellieha Tel: (+356) 2152 3423 / 2152 1020 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.panorama-hotel.com Lunch: 12:30 - 14:30 • Dinner: 18:30 - 21:00 The Panorama Hotel is located in the charming village of Mellieha commanding magnificent views of the pictoresque Mellieha Bay. The Main Restaurant serves buffet meals overlooking the panoramic scenery of Mellieha Bay and offers informal dining in pleasant and relaxed surroundings. HOTEL | RED Bella Vista Hotel Qawra Coast Road, Qawra, St. Paul’s Bay Tel: (+356) 2157 0591 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.bellavista.com.mt Lunch: 12:30 -14:00 • Dinner: 17:45 - 20:30 Bella Vista Hotel is a modern hotel recently built. The Highlands Restaurant serves an exciting choice of Mediterranean cuisine buffet style. Bar and snack facilites are served in the Pool Bar and the Mondrian Café. Listen to live music 6 times a week in D’ Tate Lounge Bar. Daily shuttle bus service between Bugibba Square and Qawra. HOTEL | RED Primera Hotel Pioneer Road, Bugibba Tel: (+356) 2157 3880 / (+356) 2157 1757 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.primerahotel.com Dinner: 18:00 - 20:00 The Primera Hotel is located in the centre of Bugibba, one minute walk away from the beach and the entertainment and shopping quarters of Bugibba in St. Paul’s Bay. The buffet dinner is served in the spacious 80 seater Main Restaurant. HOTEL | RED Sunflower Hotel Garcia de Toledo Street, Qawra, St. Paul’s Bay Tel: (+356) 2157 5111 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.sunflowerhotel.com.mt Opening Hours: 19:00 - 21:00 (subject to change as the need arises) Located in a quiet area a few minutes walk away from the Bugibba Square and the Qawra Promenade. The Geranium Restaurant is decorated in a Maltese décor and offers a pleasant, relaxing atmosphere. Our Buffet dinner includes a variety of mouthwatering local and international dishes. The hotel also offers a 24 hr internet / café bar which serves local and international beverages. The adjacent Amaryllis Bar also serves local and international beverages and light snacks. Wi-Fi available at a small charge. HOTEL | YELLOW 115 The Strand Aparthotel 115, The Strand, Gzira Tel: (+356) 2131 5030 / (+356) 2133 7203 / (+356) 2131 8923 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.115aparthotel.com Dinner: 18:30 - 20:30 Enjoy a sumptous dinner in Giulio’s Restaurant on the 8th floor with the magnificent views over Marsamxett Harbour and Manoel Island with the outstanding fortifications of Valletta and Floriana in the background. HOTEL | YELLOW Hotel Plevna Hughes Hallet Street, Sliema Tel: (+356) 2133 1031 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.plevnahotel.com Dinner: 18:00 - 20:00 A warm and friendly welcome awaits you at Hotel Plevna which is situated in a quiet residential area about 200m from the Sliema seafront and from the town centre. The restaurant offers a daily varied buffet menu with local and international dishes. HOTEL | YELLOW Plaza Hotels 248, Tower Road, Sliema Tel: (+356) 2134 1295/6/7 / Fax: (+356) 2131 4683 E-mail: [email protected] • Web: www.plazahotelsmalta.com Dinner: Summer 18.30 - 20.45 : Winter 18.00 - 20.15 Located on the sixth floor of the hotel and commanding an extensive and picturesque view of Balluta Bay, The Plaza Hotels air conditioned ‘Penthouse Restaurant’ offers a wide variety of mouth-watering dishes that are sure to appeal to everyone’s taste. Dinner at the Penthouse Restaurant consists of a sumptuous buffet that includes a variety of starters, main courses & desserts. Our Chefs will be only too happy to accommodate special requests for vegetarian or gluten free meals. HOTEL | YELLOW Luna Holiday Complex Marfa Road, Mellieha MLH 9063 Tel: (+356) 2152 1645 • Fax: (+356) 2152 1727 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.lhcmalta.com Dinner: 18:30 - 22:00 Luna Holiday Complex is situated in the North part of the island in the town of Mellieha. The hotel is five minutes walking distance from the most popular sandy beach in Malta, Mellieha Bay. The Twilight Restaurant serves buffet dinner daily and is occasionally setting up for dinner by the pool. Experience our fine dining at The Dining Room with an extensive à la carte menu and various theme night buffets. Live entertainment by the pool is provided four times a week. Hotel will be closed from 1st November 2014 till 30th April 2015. HOTEL | GREEN Seashells Resort at Suncrest Qawra Coast Road, Qawra Tel: (+356) 2157 7101 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.seashellsresortmalta.com Lunch: 12:30 - 15:00 • Dinner: 18:00 - 21:00 summer:18:00 - 21:00 Located directly on the seafront, overlooking the picturesque bay of Qawra, the hotel offers superb facilities with a friendly atmosphere. The buffet dinner, which offers both international and local cuisine is served in Coral Cove Restaurant all year round. From April to October a typical Maltese Buffet dinner is served at It-Tokk Restaurant and there are also at times special themed evenings at a small surcharge. The Hotel will be closed from 1st November 2014 till 31st March 2015. HOTEL | GREEN Sunny Coast Resort Club RESORT CLUB Qawra Bay, Qawra Tel: (+356) 2157 2994 / (+356) 2157 2945 / (+356) 2157 2964 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.sunnycoast.com.mt Dinner: 18:30 - 21:30 The South African restaurant better known as “The Butchers Grill” has been in Malta for 9 years, and was located in Rabat (center of Malta) but has since moved to Qawra and can be found at the “Sunny Coast Resort & Spa” now on the Northern shores of the Island. The restaurant is very well known on the Island for being one of the more popular restaurants where you can get the best quality food, and the blend of African and continental cuisine with a mix of spices which are imported from South Africa and Tanzania, the combination of the spices makes for a very special taste and combines the unique taste of Africa and Maltese food. HOTEL | GREEN Hotel Santana Triq Il-Maskli, Qawra Tel: (+356) 2158 3451 Email: [email protected] • Web: www.hotelsantana.com Lunch: Served at Moiré or Café Castagna Dinner Summer: 18:30 - 21:00 • Dinner Winter 18:00 - 20:30 Hotel Santana is centrally situated in Qawra within easy walking distance to shops, entertainment and beach.
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