Rosselli - AX Privilege

"The architects transformed this heritage structure, a splendid 17th-century Baroque palazzo, into Rosselli – AX Privilege, developing no fewer than six distinct looks for the hotel’s 25 rooms and suites. It’s a much-needed dose of high design for Malta’s capital city, and a hotel that makes good on its promise to deliver an experience you won’t soon forget." - Mitchell Friedman

"The architects transformed this heritage structure, a splendid 17th-century Baroque palazzo, into Rosselli – AX Privilege, developing no fewer than six distinct looks for the hotel’s 25 rooms and suites. It’s a much-needed dose of high design for Malta’s capital city, and a hotel that makes good on its promise to deliver an experience you won’t soon forget." - Mitchell Friedman

"Why we love it: A five-star stay that brings serious swank to Valletta The Highlights: - Personal butlers who attend to guests’ every need - A lavish design with lots of marble, velvet, and leather accents - An acclaimed three-in-one restaurant serving Mediterranean food with a French twist The Review: Opened in the spring of 2019, this five-star property comes courtesy of AX Group, which owns six other top hotels in Malta. Beginning at check-in with a friendly greeting (and a glass of prosecco) from your personal butler, everything at Rosselli is top-notch, from the design to the service to the amenities. The on-site restaurant Grain is actually comprised of three different dining areas: Street serves French and Mediterranean small plates, Under offers a more formal menu, and Over, located on the hotel’s rooftop, is perfect for drinks with a view. There’s also a lounge area with a restored fountain, an outdoor pool on the fourth-floor terrace, and the opportunity to book in-room massages after a long day of touring the island. The hotel occupies a 17th-century palazzo that was once home to husband and wife Pietro Rosselli and Alusietta Massa. The couple’s family story and crest inspired all of the guestrooms, which feature richly colored textiles, marble accents, plush beds, and bespoke Italian furniture. The Don Pietro room even boasts a wellness enclave complete with a private steam room, rain shower, and indoor terrace, while the palatial Sixteen 34 Suite, named after the year Pietro and Alusietta were married, includes a traditional Maltese balcony and working lounge with a boardroom table."

"The Rosselli Hotel is a beautifully restored 17th century palazzo – the former home of one of the Knights of Malta – situated on Merchants Street, in the heart of the capital." - Le Guide MICHELIN