Holiday Villas Malta is a family run enterprise and we strive to provide Holiday accommodation that is unique, typical of Maltese warmth and hospitality, and above all of very high standards. We take personal care in ensuring that our Villas provide all the expected amenities and personally handle tenant issues. The Villas were designed and built by the owner, Chris Cachia, an architect by profession with a keen eye for aesthetic detail as well as an expert in Maltese architecture. Chris has ensured that the Villas retain the local style in both design and the authentic building materials used. They are all built to high standards, with large rooms and wide open spaces. Chris gave special attention to natural lighting and ventilation to ensure that the occupant enjoys the Maltese sunshine even when indoors. Mrs. Josette Cachia, the owner's wife handles client queries and manages the day to day running of the Villas which includes managing a team of plumbers, electricians, pool maintenance staff, cleaners and so on. The Cachia's home is very close to the Villas and they are always prepared to help.

Situated in an ideal location, just a short distance from the beach and local restaurants, this villa is a great starting point for your excursions in the area. The interior design combines modern style with a wide range of traditional elements such as the beautiful stone walls typical of the place, the wooden beams on the ceilings and tiled floors which add an extra charm to the house. This villa is located on ground floor and consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms of which one is en-suite, living and kitchen/dining area. Outside, the terrace and the swimming pool provide the perfect setting for relaxing in the sun of Malta. Air conditioning is available through a Pay-Per-Use Coin Machine with Five euro daily offered free while has free Wi-Fi accessible from all rooms. If you are 18 years or older on the day of arrival, you will be required to pay an Environmental Contribution amounting to fifty cents per night up to a maximum of five euro for each continuous stay in the Maltese Islands.