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- Discover the rich historical heritage of The Phoenicia Malta, which boasts Art Deco features that date back to the 1930s. Notable among these are the ballroom doors, the intricate ceiling panelling in the main restaurant, and the iconic and colorful wrought-iron peacock gates leading to the luscious mature gardens on the hotel grounds. A beautiful Murano glass chandelier hangs from the ceiling in the hotel lobby, a stunning piece marvelled at by guests.
- Uncover the fascinating history woven into different areas of this hotel. The grounds feature 16th-century fortifications and bastion walls constructed by the Knights of St. John, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. These historic structures provide a striking backdrop to the infinity pool, which offers views of Marsamxett Harbour and inspired the name of The Phoenicia Bastion Pool Bar & Restaurant. Additionally, these fortifications are integrated into the spa’s design, visible from the suspended treatment rooms, fitness area, pool, and lounge.
- Learn more about the notable historical figures that have walked the halls of The Phoenicia Malta and have been an integral part of its story. Queen Elizabeth II frequently visited the hotel during her time in Malta from 1949-1951 when she was a newlywed princess. Prince Phillip was stationed there as a naval officer, and they often danced in the Grand Ballroom at The Phoenicia Malta. There have also been many other notable guests including Alec Guinness and Jeffrey Hunter.