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Public List of Active Licence Holders Tel No Sector / Classification Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL THE RESIDENCE ST JULIANS 21360031 Two Star Fax No TRIQ L. APAP 21374114 HCEB Ref AH/0137 Contrib Ref 02-0044 ST. JULIAN'S STJ 3325 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 124 Web-Site Address www.theresidencestjulians.com Apartments 48 HOTEL UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE 21430360/21436168 Two Star Fax No TRIQ ROBERT MIFSUD BONNICI HCEB Ref AH/0145 Contrib Ref LIJA No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 66 Web-Site Address www.universityresidence.com Apartments 33 HOTEL HULI CRT APARTHOTEL 21572200/21583741 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IN-NAKKRI HCEB Ref AH/0214 QAWRA Contrib Ref 02-0069 ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 56 Web-Site Address Apartments 19 HOTEL FOR REST APARTHOTEL 21575773 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IL-HGEJJEG HCEB Ref AH/0370 BUGIBBA Contrib Ref ST.PAUL'S BAY SPB 2825 No Of Bedrooms 4 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 40 Web-Site Address Apartments 16 HOTEL PEBBLES BOUTIQUE APARTHOTEL SLIEMA 21311889/21335975 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IX-XATT 21316907 HCEB Ref AH/0395 Contrib Ref 02-0068 SLIEMA SLM 1022 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 92 Web-Site Address www.pebbleshotelmalta.com Apartments 26 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL ALBORADA APARTHOTEL (BED & BREAKFAST) 21334619/21334563 Two Star 28 Fax No TRIQ IL-KBIRA 21334619 HCEB Ref AH/0412 Contrib Ref 02-0075 SLIEMA SLM 1549 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 85 Web-Site Address www.alborada.com.mt Apartments 33 HOTEL CARDOR APARTHOTEL 21582790/21582780 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IT-TURISTI 21582799 HCEB Ref AH/0418 Contrib Ref ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 62 Web-Site Address www.canifo.com Apartments 31 HOTEL QAWRA POINT HOLIDAY COMPLEX 21570591 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IT-TURISTI 21586273 HCEB Ref AH/0419/1 QAWRA Contrib Ref ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 60 Web-Site Address www.bellavista.com.mt Apartments 30 HOTEL QUAINT BOUTIQUE HOTEL RABAT(MALTA) BED & BREAKFAST21559302 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IR-REPUBBLIKA HCEB Ref H/0025 Contrib Ref RABAT, MALTA No Of Bedrooms 8 E Mail Bed/Covers 16 Web-Site Address [email protected] Apartments 0 HOTEL GRAND HARBOUR HOTEL 21246003/21242219 Two Star 47 Fax No TRIQ IL-BATTERIJA 21242219 HCEB Ref H/0037 Contrib Ref 01-0034 VALLETTA No Of Bedrooms 24 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 44 Web-Site Address www.grandharbourhotel.com Apartments 0 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL BRITISH HOTEL 21224730/21236019 Two Star 40 Fax No TRIQ IL-BATTERIJA HCEB Ref H/0058 Contrib Ref 01-0011 VALLETTA No Of Bedrooms 46 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 80 Web-Site Address www.britishotel.com Apartments 0 HOTEL THE WHITE HOUSE (BED & B'FAST) Two Star Fax No TRIQ PACEVILLE 21226934 HCEB Ref H/0069 Contrib Ref 01-0057 ST. JULIAN'S No Of Bedrooms 19 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 36 Web-Site Address www.whitehousehotel.com Apartments 0 HOTEL ENGLISH PLUS RESIDENCE HOTEL 21336417 Two Star 192 Fax No TRIQ IL-MARINA 21237655 HCEB Ref H/0076 Contrib Ref 01-0038 PIETA No Of Bedrooms 26 E Mail Bed/Covers 49 Web-Site Address Apartments 0 HOTEL EUROPA HOTEL 21334070 Two Star 138 Fax No TRIQ IT-TORRI 21334065 HCEB Ref H/0094 Contrib Ref 01-0031 SLIEMA SLM 12 No Of Bedrooms 56 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 108 Web-Site Address europahotelmalta.com Apartments 0 HOTEL CENTRAL SUITES HOTEL (BED & BREAKFAST LABEL)99405885 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IL-BEKKUN / TRIQ IL-MAJJIERA HCEB Ref H/0177 QAWRA Contrib Ref ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 52 Web-Site Address Apartments 18 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL TROPICANA HOTEL 21359694 Two Star Fax No TRIQ BALL 21342890 HCEB Ref H/0213 PACEVILLE Contrib Ref 01-0116 ST. JULIAN'S STJ 4019 No Of Bedrooms 60 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 132 Web-Site Address www.tropicana.com Apartments 0 HOTEL KINGSGATE ARMS 21333924 Two Star Fax No TRIQ TAL-HRIEREB 21318249 HCEB Ref H/0225 Contrib Ref 02-0037 MSIDA No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 52 Web-Site Address Apartments 17 HOTEL SAN GORG HOTEL COMPLEX 21376685 Two Star Fax No TRIQ BALL 21336419 HCEB Ref H/0338 PACEVILLE Contrib Ref 01-0140 ST. JULIAN'S No Of Bedrooms 30 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 60 Web-Site Address www.sangorghotel.com Apartments 0 HOTEL SENSI HOTEL 21636995 Two Star Fax No TRIQ IL-Mahsel HCEB Ref H/0377 Contrib Ref MARSASKALA No Of Bedrooms 20 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 40 Web-Site Address Apartments 0 HOTEL PORTO SCALA HOTEL 21632891 Two Star 47 Fax No TRIQ IL-BAHHARA 21636154 HCEB Ref H/0398 Contrib Ref 01-0164 MARSASKALA ZBR 10 No Of Bedrooms 24 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 50 Web-Site Address www.maltacrown.ru Apartments 0 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL FORTINA SPA RESORT 23460000 Two Star Fax No IX-XATT TA' TIGNE 23462162 HCEB Ref H/0417 Contrib Ref SLIEMA No Of Bedrooms 128 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 256 Web-Site Address www.hotelfortina.com Apartments 0 HOTEL QUAINT HOTEL NADUR 21559302/79847096 Two Star Fax No PJAZZA L-ARCIPRIET MARTIN CAMILLERI HCEB Ref H/0426 17 ta' Dicembru Contrib Ref NADUR, GOZO No Of Bedrooms 11 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 22 Web-Site Address quainthotelsgozo.com Apartments 0 HOTEL QUAINT HOTEL SANNAT 21559302 Two Star 17-19 Fax No PJAZZA SANTA MARGERITA HCEB Ref H/0431 Contrib Ref SANNAT, GOZO No Of Bedrooms 11 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 17 Web-Site Address Apartments 0 HOTEL QUAINT HOTEL XEWKIJA 21559303 Two Star Fax No PJAZZA SAN GWANN BATTISTA HCEB Ref H/0442 Contrib Ref XEWKIJA, GOZO No Of Bedrooms 10 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 17 Web-Site Address quainthotelsogozo.com Apartments 0 HOTEL PALAZZO PAOLINA HOTEL 99492779 Two Star 101,102,103 Fax No TRIQ SAN PAWL HCEB Ref H/0451 Contrib Ref VALLETTA No Of Bedrooms 15 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 30 Web-Site Address Apartments 0 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL DEAN HAMLET APARTHOTEL 21354838/21354840 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IL-QALIET 21374144 HCEB Ref AH/0137/A Contrib Ref ST. JULIAN'S STJ 3223 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 148 Web-Site Address www.deanhamlet.com.mt Apartments 74 HOTEL GARDEN VIEW APARTHOTEL 21370694 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IS-SIDRA HCEB Ref AH/0183 Contrib Ref 02-0021 SWIEQI No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected]/ Bed/Covers 168 Web-Site Address www.gardenviewmalta.com Apartments 56 HOTEL LUNA APARTHOTEL 21521645 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IL-MARFA 21521727 HCEB Ref AH/0199 Contrib Ref 02-0028 MELLIEHA MLH 9063 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 338 Web-Site Address www.lhcmalta.com Apartments 158 HOTEL MAVINA CRT APARTHOTEL Three Star Fax No TRIQ IL-FLIEGU HCEB Ref AH/0206 QAWRA Contrib Ref 02-0038 ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 144 Web-Site Address Apartments 66 HOTEL SUN SEEKER APARTHOTEL (BED & BREAKFAST) 21575619/21577129 Three Star Fax No TREJQET IL-KULPARA 21581573 HCEB Ref AH/0277 BUGIBBA Contrib Ref 02-0049 ST.PAUL'S BAY SPB 04 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 128 Web-Site Address www.sunseekapartments.com Apartments 53 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL PORTO AZZURRO APARTHOTEL 21585172/1 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IR-RIDOTT HCEB Ref AH/0379 XEMXIJA Contrib Ref 02-0070 ST.PAUL'S BAY SPB 4042 No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 304 Web-Site Address www.portoazzurro.com.mt Apartments 96 HOTEL WHITE DOLPHIN APARTHOTEL 21582763 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IL-QAWRA 21577485 HCEB Ref AH/0381 QAWRA Contrib Ref 02-0076 ST.PAUL'S BAY No Of Bedrooms 0 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 108 Web-Site Address Apartments 50 HOTEL ULYSSES APARTHOTEL 21551616 Three Star Fax No HCEB Ref AH/0384 TRIQ IL-GOSTRA Contrib Ref XLENDI, GOZO No Of Bedrooms 12 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 48 Web-Site Address www.ritualdive.com Apartments 12 HOTEL CASTILLE HOTEL 21243677/8 Three Star Fax No PJAZZA KASTILJA 21243679 HCEB Ref H/0018 Contrib Ref 01-0015 VALLETTA VLT 1211 No Of Bedrooms 39 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 80 Web-Site Address www.hotelcastillemalta.com Apartments 0 HOTEL SLIEMA CHALET HOTEL 21335575/6 Three Star Fax No TRIQ IT-TORRI 21333249 HCEB Ref H/0019 Contrib Ref 01-0029 SLIEMA SLM 08 No Of Bedrooms 62 E Mail [email protected] Bed/Covers 119 Web-Site Address www.sliemachalet.com Apartments 0 Report Date: 30/08/2019 1-21PM Page xxxxx of xxxxx Public List of Active Licence Holders Sector / Classification Establishment Name and Address Tel No HOTEL SLIEMA MARINA HOTEL 21336462 Three Star 163 Fax No TRIQ IX-XATT TA' TIGNE 21330650 HCEB Ref H/0023 Contrib Ref
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