Saqqajja Square, Mdina RBT 1191, Malta
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Point De Vue has welcomed travellers to the gates of Mdina since 1898. Just outside the fortified walls of Malta’s Si…
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Point De Vue has welcomed travellers to the gates of Mdina since 1898. Just outside the fortified walls of Malta’s Si…
Point De Vue has welcomed travellers to the gates of Mdina since 1898. Just outside the fortified walls of Malta’s Silent City — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — this family-run guesthouse pairs traditional Maltese hospitality with two on-site restaurants and sweeping countryside views.
Wake to countryside light, breakfast generously, and step straight into the medieval streets of Mdina or out toward the cliffs of Dingli and the woodland of Buskett. Good value, spectacular views, and a genuinely warm welcome.
Discover the Silent City →10 individually styled rooms — always best when you book direct.
FamilyFamily suite, 50m², with balcony and country views. Double bed plus sofa bed — perfect for a couple, extra charge for more than 2 guests. Ensuite bath and shower.
TwinTwin suite, 35m², with balcony and country views. Two single beds, ensuite shower.
FamilyFamily suite, 50m², with balcony and country views. Double bed plus sofa bed, ensuite shower — fits a family of 4.
DoubleStandard double, 35m², with country and Mdina views. Ensuite shower.
DoubleStandard double, 25m², with Mdina and garden views. Ensuite shower — perfect for a couple or single traveller.
DoubleStandard double, 25m², with Mdina and garden views. Ensuite shower — perfect for a couple or single traveller.
TwinTwin room, 25m², on the ground floor. Two single beds, ensuite shower.
FamilyFamily suite, 50m², with balcony and country views. Double bed plus sofa bed — perfect for a couple, extra charge for more than 2 guests. Ensuite bath and shower.
DoubleStandard double, 25m², with Mdina and garden views. Ensuite shower — perfect for a couple or single traveller.
TwinTwin room, 25m², on the first floor. Two single beds, ensuite shower.
Few guesthouses can claim a location like ours. Mdina's cathedral, baroque palazzos and silent medieval streets begin at our doorstep — with Rabat's catacombs, the Dingli cliffs and Buskett's woodland all within easy reach.
Mdina's baroque cathedral, built on the site where St Paul met the Roman governor.
Explore →Car-free medieval streets, golden limestone townhouses and hushed lanes — 4,000 years of history at our gate.
Explore →A medieval noble townhouse museum — seventeen rooms of armour, art and silver, still lived-in.
Explore →The largest catacomb complex in Malta — cool underground passages of multi-faith Roman tombs.
Explore →Malta's highest point — dramatic sea cliffs and unforgettable sunsets.
Explore →The island's only true woodland — shaded pine and citrus beside the Knights' summer palace.
Explore →Stand on Mdina's ramparts for sweeping views across half the island — best at dawn and dusk.
Explore →A 1st-century BC aristocratic townhouse — its polychrome mosaic floors are among the finest in the Mediterranean.
Explore →Descend into the old prison chambers beneath the city for a vivid retelling of Malta's darker past.
Explore →Photo credits: Mdina Gate, Palazzo Falson, St Paul's Catacombs, Domus Romana, Dingli Cliffs — Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA)
Praised the unbeatable location just steps from Mdina’s main gate, and said the family’s warmth made the stay feel like a second home.
Highlighted the spacious room with sweeping countryside views, and called the breakfast generous and excellent every morning.
Said the centuries-old building’s character, with its tiled floors and high ceilings, made the stay feel completely different from a standard hotel.
A returning guest of many years, noting the staff go out of their way to help and that it remains his family’s base whenever they visit Malta.
Enjoyed the on-site restaurant’s local dishes after a day exploring Mdina and Rabat, and appreciated the easy walk to the bus terminus.