This is such a beautiful house, with lovely rooms made with the special yellow sandstone of Malta (globigerina). The rooms are large and airy and it has a lovely double height atrium when you enter.
There is also an enormous terrace with a fantastic outlook, looking over across small fields to Victoria and the Citadel. There is a small but deep pool which is great for cooling off.
The kitchen is serviceable and has everything you need. We cooked most nights. There is an excellent small supermarket at the top of the street (Lora's supermarket) where you can get most things including fresh vegetables and meat.
Munxar is now a suburb of Victoria and you can walk into the town in about 30 minutes. We had a hire car but there are a lot of buses so it is probably not essential to have a car depending on your circumstances. There are also organised tours and taxi services.
We managed to tear ourselves away from the house for some great walks to the Sanap cliffs, a walk looking out to Comino and Malta that started in Mgarr and visits to Gigantia neolithic temple and also to the citadel.
We were staying in May and the temperatures were around 22 C. It gets a lot hotter in July and August. This is something to be aware of as the house does not have air conditioning but is cooled by the traditional architecture. Something else to bear in mind is there are a lot of steps and hard surfaces if you have small children.
But these things aside, the house has such a fantastic location and such good amenities it will suit most people and can cope with groups of up to six adults. The terrace will really come into its own on the hot summer nights with a glass of Gozian wine !