Sally Port Senglea offers serviced guest accommodation in a Maltese traditional town house. It is at the tip of the Senglea peninsula and the Gardjola Gardens, where the famous watch tower is to be found perched on the bastions surrounding this 16th century city. The air-conditioned single and double rooms each come with private shower rooms, and self catering facilities. Soft Egyptian cotton towels and bathrobes are provided as well as complimentary guest amenities and slippers. The rooms have been uniquely and elegantly renovated and decorated in individual character and style. Therefore one can still see the original beamed ceilings and patterned floor tiles, as well as traditional Maltese balconies and the stone stairs with beautiful ornate wrought iron railings. The Great Siege Lounge, with its terrace and kitchen is at 2nd floor level, and is an ideal place to relax whilst enjoying the spectacular views of the Grand Harbour, Valletta and Fort St. Angelo.

We are passionate about our Maltese culture and heritage and that is why we have chosen to renovate old buildings in the older cities around the beautiful location of the Grand Harbour. We enjoy hosting our guests and participating in planning their stay by being available to recommend restaurants, places to visit, secluded beach locations and the best ways to move around the island. We love our little island and want guests to experience it in the way that we do.

The city of Senglea is also called Civitas Invicta, the invincible city, because it managed to resist the Ottoman invasion at the Great Siege of 1565. It was named Senglea after the grandmaster who built it - Claude De La Sengle. The Maltese often use its earlier name Isla, meaning island or peninsula. The Gardjola gardens offer a superb view of Valletta. The word Gardjola comes from the Italian word guardare meaning to look at. It refers to the stone vedette on the bastion that was used as a look-out when protecting the entrance to the harbour. The Senglea Promenade boasts some of the island’s most delicious seafood restaurants. Less touristic than Marsaxlokk with food that is just as tasty. Enjoy a peaceful stroll followed by an outdoor lunch overlooking the city of Vittoriosa across the water. The water taxi found at the Senglea waterfront, is a convenient means of getting from Senglea to Valletta. Ride in a traditional Maltese boat while enjoying a more scenic route. You can even take a cruise around the whole Grand Harbour.