Marsaxlokk, Duncan Guest House

Stayed at Duncans Guest House 9th to 16th Sept this year, and everything was just perfect, you feel that you are visiting friends at there home and not a hotel. We have relations that live in Zeytun just a mile up the road so it was very handy, and Marsaxlokk is a quaint little fishing village with loads of nice restaurants and bars.Its lovely to get away from the tourist area and not be pestered with time share people, would most certainly return to Duncans again very soon I hope.

I went to Malta in 2004 for the first time. We stayed at Duncans' and i loved everything. The staff were there to answer any questions we needed answering. They also brought a twin tub washing machine up to our room!

The other thing that i was much grateful for was that we'd find fresh cakes in our fridge every day when we would come home to change for dinner from swimming clothes.

Lovely people, Reasonable priced food and a brilliant hotel!

10 out of 10!

I enjoyed my stay at Duncan Guest House in Marsaxlokk very much, I would definitely stay again and recommend it to anyone. The food was excellent and the accommodation was superb. The staff were very friendly and helpful and I can't actually think of any bad points about this hotel.

The rooms are modern and very clean, with excellent bathrooms. The hospitality is fantastic and the family are always on hand to answer any questions. The restaurant offers good inexpensive food. The location of Duncan Guest House is on the harbour front in Marsaxlokk, Malta, and it is ideal for buses to other parts of the island.

If you are looking for an alternative location to the major resorts on the island, Marsaxlokk is a great choice. It is a small fishing village in the south of Malta with a few bars, and excellent restaurants and friendly locals.

If you're looking for a small, family-run business in a traditional fishing village then the Duncan Guest House in Marsaxlokk is the right place. It is ideally located on the harbour front in Malta's prettiest village. If you want a swimming pool, sea bathing and disco night life then a conventional package elsewhere on Malta is more likely to be what you want.

Marsaxlokk has plenty of good restaurants in addition to the Duncan Guest House to provide variety and a daily morning market which on Sundays is particularly lively attracting visitors from all parts of Malta.

Bus transport to Valletta is easy and inexpensive. A car would be useful to visit other parts of Malta, notably the nearby neolithic temples, Mdina/Rabat and Gozo.

Overall, the Duncan Guest House is an excellent destination in its own right and a good base for visiting other parts of Malta.