This comfortable home is a great base for an interesting and relaxed holiday in Malta. Nothing can beat waking up to a view of St Paul's Cathedral from bed! Andrea and Joanna made us feel very welcome and were on hand should we need help with anything. In Mdina, there are plenty of museums, churches, views and restaurants in the elegant streets, and as a wheelchair user much of the city and its sights were accessible for someone who can get out of the chair and up a few steps - unfortunately the Natural History Museum isn't accessible at all and a few other places have limited access, but staff helped as much as they could and wheelchair users go free in museums. A permanent wheelchair user would find it very difficult to get in to buildings as most have steps. There are good cheap regular bus links from just outside the city walls (again, accessible) where you can easily get to Valletta (1.50 Euros) from where there are bus links around the island.
I would certainly come back.