Press
Where Art Meets Soul: Inside The Snop House’s Creative Sanctuary in Senglea, Malta
“Original architectural elements—exposed stone, traditional Maltese tiles, soaring ceilings—provide the foundation, while modern artistic interventions add layers of meaning and visual intrigue. It’s a pairing that shouldn’t work as seamlessly as it does, yet here it feels inevitable, as if the building was always waiting for this particular transformation.”
“Il vero gioiello, però, è la terrazza panoramica. Salendo fino all’ultimo piano, lo sguardo si apre sui tetti di Senglea, sul Grand Harbour e su Valletta che sembra galleggiare sull’acqua. Al mattino è un luogo di silenzio e luce, perfetto per iniziare la giornata; al tramonto diventa uno dei punti di osservazione più suggestivi dell’isola, quando il sole incendia le mura, le cupole e le fortificazioni, e il porto si colora di riflessi dorati.”
Global Travel Media
Chic Charm in Senglea: The Snop House Defines Malta Elegance
The eclectic decor of each room at The Snop House creates unique environments for guests, especially those who return to stay in a different room on each visit.
WYSPY MALTAŃSKIE. arcHipelaG, ktÓry
An article about Malta and The Snop House. (in Polish)
The Hotel Journal
We’ve found the best boutique hotels in Malta from St. Julian’s to Valletta
“Beyond the red doors, six bedrooms await, each with a different design, but all paying homage to the history, culture, and traditions of Malta.”
Laura Vliek visited the 3 cities… and The Snop House. (in French)
Blog Roberta Arcangelli. (4 Dec 2019)
Dove Dormire a Malta. The Snop House
“Caratteristica distintiva di questo boutique hotel sono i quadri, le sculture e gli oggetti d’arte contemporanea ovunque, non solo nella lobby”
Style n°41 (December 2018)
Enchanting accommodation in the heart of Senglea. Article by Jo Caruana
“It’s the best way to enjoy life – the perfect place for a bit of dolce far niente living.”
+ Extra: Interview of Marama Corlett, with photos shot at The Snop House.
Image Magazine (April 2019)
Treasure Island. Article by Bill O’Sullivan
“The owner will happily and proudly guide guests around the art collection (some guests have characterised it as more of an art museum that happens to have guest rooms)…”
The Telegraph (September 2018)
” A comfortable, arty hotel run by a French couple who have long been residents in Malta. It’s got just six rooms in a traditional historic area that has barely been touched by tourism, but is only a matter of minutes from all the sights of Birgu (also known as Città Vittoriosa) and Valletta. ”
Agenda Viagi (December 2019)
Un’autentica esperienza Maltese alla scoperta delle Tre Città: Vittoriosa, Senglea e Cospicua. Article by Vivien Bass
“Per chi desiderasse dunque vivere un’esperienza autentica e ricercata a 360 gradi, consiglio vivamente di dormire a The Snop House, un’incantevole art boutique hotel ricavato all’interno di una tipica townhouse Maltese. “
Buenavida / El pais Supplement / June 2019
En Malta uno se siente como en casa. Article by Juan Pelegrin
“Para dormir en un hotel enclavado en el mas genuino ambiante local, The Snop House. Regentado por Olivier, un francés que liego a Malta hace mas de 20 anos, cada una de sus seis habitaciones hace referencia a un hecho cultural maltes.”
GuideMeMalta.com (December 2018)
8 hot new Malta hotels you NEED to check out. Article by Melanie Drury
“Practicalities such as an internal staircase, a lift and facilities for reduced mobility marry the owners’ love of Malta and passion for art, so that every part of the house captivates the imagination and curiosity about Malta”
Wanderlust magazine. (November 2018)
5 reasons to visit Malta’s stunning Three Cities
“Abandoned and unloved, the beautiful stone town houses of the Three Cities are being saved and renovated by a new wave of creative people turning them into boutique hotels. Some, like Snop House in Senglea, are art galleries as well. Each room features art work reflecting an aspect of Malta, from the azure seas to its prehistoric history. The owner also plays an active role in the local art community, organising and promoting exhibitions in nearby Birgu, and is happy to point you towards cultural events that you may have otherwise missed. “