This is an amazingly quirky place to stay with so much character. There are three windows on the top (bedroom) floor, facing north, south and east. It was an unforgettable experience to sit in bed in the morning with the rising sun blazing through the east window. And on New Year's Eve we had an almost panoramic view of three different towns' impressive firework displays. We didn't know which way to look! The mill is perfectly placed for visiting nearly every part of the island without having to negotiate the traffic of the built-up area on the way to Valletta and the east coast. We loved strolling to the local baker's to get our daily bread in Rabat, stopping off for a coffee at one of the several cafes, or going for an evening drink in one of the bars. We felt that we were living in the REAL Malta, away from all the tourist areas over the other side of the island around St Julian's. Paul is a really welcoming and caring host who pulled out all the stops to ensure our Christmas and New Year stay at the mill was unforgettable. Don't hesitate to snap up the opportunity to stay in this 300-year old former windmill!