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Scala

DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL.
Five apartments, one shared terrace at the top of the scale.

Opened 2022, marking ten years of Valletta Vintage

Do

First floor · one bedroom · sleeps 4

Bright one-bedroom around comfort and relaxation — vintage and contemporary pieces, local artwork and publications.

  • One queen + one sofa bed
  • 40 sq. m. — private balcony
  • Shared terrace, harbour views
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Re

Second floor · the piano nobile · sleeps 2

Lavish one-bedroom on the noble floor — artsy, superbly furnished, hung with local artwork.

  • One queen bed
  • 41 sq. m. — private balcony
  • Shared terrace, harbour views
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Mi

Mezzanine studio · oak and marble · sleeps 2

Minimalist, warm and practical — Mediterranean and Nordic notes in a cosy studio.

  • One double bed
  • 20 + 10 sq. m. mezzanine
  • Shared terrace, harbour views
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Fa

Third floor · private bathing terrace · sleeps 2

Spacious, soft and uplifting — a sizeable kitchen and a private bathing terrace, made for longer stays.

  • One queen bed
  • 57 sq. m. — balcony + small terrace
  • Shared terrace, harbour views
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Sol

Fourth floor · the penthouse · sleeps 2

Tranquil penthouse-studio with superb historical and harbour views from its own surrounding terraces. The top of the scale.

  • One double bed
  • 51 sq. m. — private terraces
  • Shared terrace, harbour views
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Shared spaces

Common to all five apartments

The shared roof terrace crowns all five apartments — a place above the Grand Harbour for morning coffee and evening wine, reached by the eighteenth-century stairwell that threads the whole house.

A day at Scala

Stay long enough to watch
the light change.

07.30

Bells from the city, coffee on the shared terrace, the harbour still soft.

You might — walk to Cordina before the square gets busy.

11.00

Out the black door: galleries, markets, the city at work three steps away.

You might — savour the Caravaggio at St John's Co-Cathedral, then coffee at Lot Sixty One.

Out into the city
15.00

Curtains drawn against the sun, the light inside turned soft and low.

You might — drive to Mdina as air the cools down.

19.00

A glass of wine on the terrace as the Grand Harbour turns gold.

You might — stay right here. This is the hour the terrace was made for.

Golden hour on the terrace
20.00

Dinner three streets away. Ask us, we live here.

You might — fine dine at Noni, Maltese cuisine at its finest.

Evening
22.30

The city hands you back home.

You might —pour one last glass on the terrace, the harbour lit up beneath you.

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