Rating : 4 stars
Size : 240 rooms - 6 floors
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Recreation
The Soreda Hotel has a swimming pool area. The pool area consist of pool -freshwater outdoor- pool -freshwater indoor- pool for chidren -outdoor-. For the guests there are pool sunlounger pool umbrella available. In addition we invite you to join in sports. For relaxation and physical well-being the following facilities such as sauna massage whirlpool available. Individual benefits are for a fee or a deposit.

Restaurant
The booked boarding type like breakfast inclusive half board inclusive will be served at main restaurant in specific catering form like open buffet. Experience a special evening in an A-la-carte restaurant. -partly against payment-

Soreda Hotel
55 Andrew Cunningham Street
Qawra

Qawra extends southwards from Bugibba and links up to Salina Bay - so called as it was used for hundreds of years to produce sea salt. Both areas provide further hotel accommodation and beach facilities. Qawra provides plenty of leisurely diversions including countless restaurans shops and a number of bars and nightclubs. The area has been recently re-developed and now has a brighter newer more attractive seafront making it an ideal place to visit or stay for the tourist visiting the Maltese Islands. Together Qawra and Bugibba now occupy almost the entire peninsula on the east side of St. Pauls bay. More or less merging with bugibba. Qawra is more restrained than its popular neighbor with a choice of slightly more superior accommodation. Hotels and apartments have been mushrooming here since the 1970 s. Like Bugibba there are plenty of bars cafes and restaurants. The rocky beach has a restaurant and plenty of facilities for water sports enthusiasts.

Areas served : No attraction information available

Direction : By plane- The next international Airport located to the hotel is Malta Island Malta- Marsaxlokk Sea Plane Base supplying national and international carriers. Transfer to the hotel can be arranged. Public transport is efficient and reasonably priced. The main bus terminus in Malta is in Valletta just outside the City Gate. Malta buses are orange and show the route number on the front. Malta bus routes leave from and go to Valletta. Gozo - Car and Passenger Ferry- A regular ferry service carries passengers and cars between Malta and Gozo. The trip takes about 30 minutes. Malta-Gozo Seaplane Service- Harbour Air operates daily Scheduled Seaplane service between the islands of Malta and Gozo. Flights take approximately 20 minutes and depart from the Valletta Sea Passenger Terminal to Gozos Mgarr Harbour and vice versa. Comino- The smallest island with no traffic and one beach resort hotel. The Comino Hotel runs a ferry service to the Island with departures to and from both Mgarr Gozo and near Cirkewwa Malta. The service is free to hotel guests but there is a small charge to non-residents. By car-In Malta driving is on the left. There are speed limits of 80 km/h on the open road and 50 km/h in built- up areas. Comprehensive insurance is advisable. National or international driving licences are accepted. The white taxi service has the privilege of picking up passengers from anywhere except bus-stops. Taxi services from the Malta International Airport to all localities in Malta are based on a fixed tariff. Water Taxis provides cruises in and around the Grand Harbour as well as crossings between Valletta and the historic towns of Senglea and Vittoriosa using the traditional Maltese boat known as ?dghajsa.

• MT
• QAWRA
• SOREDA HOTEL
• SPB 1744