Overall, the cost is low for Malta which is the draw. Internet was good. Location a couple blocks up the hill from the ferries and activity on the waterfront. Filtered water spout in kitchen for drinking. Communication was fairly prompt.
The place has very much a hostel feel and layout but without 24 hour desk employees. You clean up after yourself and everything is for conserving electricity. Motion sensor triggered light in atrium and stairway that only triggers when at the front door, so when I exited the bathroom door up the stairs then I was met with darkness on multiple occasions and an immediate steep step to the left. It is a danger hazard I think, and lighting should not be cut when stairs are involved. Somebody will trip in the dark and fall down the stairs sooner or later. The photos are bright and cheerful but I thought the lighting was poor in the room. No AC and very hot. Noisy if you keep the window open at night but still it would be hot. I was there late August so yes I accepted this fact ahead of time but just be warned that it is hot for a good chunk of the year. The lounge area room had no light switch I could find and I don't think the lights on the ceiling were connected anyway, so if you like sitting in the dark then you could use that room in the evening but otherwise just day time. Only one of the four stove burners worked and even that one had to be babied and treated carefully or the knob would just stop the gas and the fire would extinguish when I released it. On the rooftop, there were some usable chairs but it looked like a dumping ground for old broken stuff from 30 years ago. A grill, exercise bike from the 1980s, some other random things that couldn't be disposed of by the local garbage service.
Considering the low cost compared to other accommodation and the decent location, this place has some positives, but I will not be staying again.