FAQs

Malta’s official languages are Maltese and English; English is especially well spoken in tourist regions and the majority of signage, documentation and information is provided in English. Italian is also widely spoken.

The Primera Hotel is situated a stone’s throw away from the Bugibba bus terminus, which provides easy transport connections to the rest of the island. Cheap and direct bus services are available to most of the island’s popular spots, including Valletta and Sliema.

Check in is at 2pm while checkout is at 11am. Late checkout is available, at a charge. Please contact Reception for details.

Malta joined the EU in 2004 and the Eurozone in 2008. The Euro is therefore the official currency, used across the islands.

Our chef will happily cater to any special dietary requirements. Please inform us what your requirements are when booking. 

Primera Hotel accepts all major credit cards, including VISA and Mastercard.

The Hotel is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps or a lift to all areas. It is important to advise the Hotel before your arrival if you will need to make use of these features.

Yes, as long as you hold a valid Driver’s Licence and can produce another form of identity. Driving in Malta is on the left.

Malta enjoys world-class medical care, which is free to EU citizens (providing they have a European Health Insurance Card). A doctor is on-call 24-hours a day.

The electrical supply is 240 volts, single phase, 50 cycles. The 13 amps, three-pin rectangular sockets are used.

Yes, we offer in-room babysitting care – charged at an hourly rate.