Welcome to Malta! Since 2008, we’ve been helping travelers find the best place to stay in Malta. Whether you’re looking for a spacious three bedroom apartment to fit the whole family or romantic seaside villa, we have a fabulous range of Malta accommodation spread across the Maltese islands. We’re a family-run business and love helping travelers experience and enjoy our fantastic island. We’ve always lived in vibrant, sunny Malta and are well-known throughout the region. So, we can offer recommendations on Malta’s best restaurants, must-see tourist attractions, and much more. We established Buena Vista Holidays in 2008 with a clear mission to change the way people perceive self-catering accommodation. Self-catering doesn’t have to be shabby. We boast an extensive collection of high-end, designer-finished apartments and holiday lettings. Each of our properties has been personally hand-selected to ensure our guests are always happy with the location and have the highest comfort level during their stay.

A recently renovated 2 bedroom apartment set on the 2nd floor of a historic palazzo in Old Bakery Street, Valletta. The location is just unbeatable as you are only a few steps away from the Capital’s main road – Republic Street. Everything that Valletta has to offer - Instagram spots, Museums, Palaces, Wine Bars, Restaurants and Shops are within a 2 minute walk. Furthermore the bus terminus with buses to all main attractions in Malta is just a 5 min walk away. This apartment is just ideal for couples or for a family with children. Finished to high standards, clean and fully air-conditioned, this cosy apartment consists of a living room, a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms (one double and twin room) both with balconies overlooking Old Bakery Street and a bathroom with shower. This apartment comes with all necessary amenities for a comfortable stay including washing machine, ironing facilities, LCD TV with Cable TV service, etc. High Speed WiFi Internet is also being offered on a complimentary basis.

Valletta's 16th-century buildings were constructed by the Knights of the order of St. John – ‘’ a city built by gentlemen for gentlemen’’. Valletta was named after, the Grand Master, Jean Parisot de la Valette, who succeeded in defending the island from an Ottoman invasion in 1565. The city is a masterpiece of Baroque, with elements of Mannerist, Neo-Classical and Modern architecture, though the Second World War left major scars on the city, particularly the destruction of the Royal Opera House. The city is officially recognised as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a European Art City.