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Calypso Hotel , Marsalforn, Malta
Official Rating - Four stars
An attractive hotel with fresh and stylish decor throughout, pleasantly located near the waters edge overlooking a shingle beach and a quaint fishing harbour.
The swimming pool located on the roof includes a spacious sun terrace which is also used during summer to cater for the hotel's entertainment. Two floodlit tennis courts, squash court and a very good diving centre are ideal for keen sports enthusiasts.
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Calypso Hotel
Accommodation Information
The guest rooms are equipped with heating (Nov-Apr), air conditioning (May-Oct), balcony or terrace, ceiling fan, TV, hair dryer, direct dial telephone, mini bar and safe. There is a supplement for sea view rooms and junior suites. Wi-Fi Internet is available for free in all rooms of the hotel.
Disabled Facilities: Wheelchairs can access the hotel and the lifts. However, there are no disabled facilities.
Check In: 14.00 , Check Out: 11.00
Occupancy: Minimum 1, Maximum 4
Address: Marina Street Marsalforn Bay Gozo VCT 116 Malta
Facilities and Amenities
Full breakfast, guests on half board a 3-course evening meal.
La Perla restaurant - offering international and Maltese cuisine
Dragon Chinese Restaurant
Caffino coffee shop
Pasta and Pizza Restaurant
Pool bar (summer)
Location
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Marsalforn has developed into Gozo’s most popular seaside holiday resort. Encompassing a fishing harbour, beach and tourist resort, the area is lively in summer while tranquil and quiet during the rest of the year. The village has around 350 fulltime inhabitants and serves as the summer residence for many locals who, are drawn to its pretty setting and friendly atmosphere. The Calypso Hotel is located in the heart of the resort close to all the seafront restaurants, cafes and bars.
Gozo is known to provide a restful haven for a tempo and scene change. A wonderful sanctuary where progressively people forget their mobiles, shut down their laptops to reboot in this calm, exquisite island. The real beauty of Gozo, apart from its stunning seascape and interior, lies in the villages. Here, it seems as if time really does stand still. The locals treasure their peace and the villages are tranquil, proving to be a wonderful respite from the trials and tribulations of everyday life for visitors.
Gozo is only 14km long and 7km wide - the sea, bars, shops and some of the finest restaurants in the Mediterranean are never more than a 15 minutes drive away. Cheap public transport is available, however car hire is relatively inexpensive and will give wider opportunity for exploring. All roads in Gozo lead to Victoria, also known as Rabat, which is where the fortified citadel sits atop a summit. It is a great place to watch the Islanders go about their day, especially when the main market square, It-Tokk, comes to life. The town also has a thriving cultural life all its own, with some surprising attractions ranging from opera to horse races in the main street on festa day. Ggantija Neolithic temples which is the oldest man made structure and a World Heritage Site is a short bus ride away from the Victoria bus terminus.
Gozo is about a 1.5 hour transfer from Malta International Airport by road, including the 25 minute ferry crossing from Cirkewwa in Malta to Mgarr in Gozo.
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Hotel Notes
Any meal services as described in the brochure are only a guide and may change without notice.
Folding or put-u-up type beds may be provided when 3 or more are sharing a room.
The hotel dress code may not allow shorts or sleeveless tops in their restaurant during dinner.
Some facilities may incur a local charge. Room fridge & safe incur local charges.
We have no control over listed services and facilities; they are listed for guidance only and may be withdrawn or amended without prior notification.
Please note hotel bedroom and outlook images are for illustration only. Holiday accommodation varies and the rooms allocated may differ to the images shown.
Children should be accompanied by an adult, at the pool, at all times. There is no lifeguard.
Outdoor facilities may, at times, be closed in winter.