The house is well placed for Senglea and the other two cities that make up "The three cities". The house can seem dark at times as there is very little natural light available. The house is well maintained and has probably all anyone needs for a great stay. Parking after about 6.00 pm at night can be a problem as no one in Senglea seems to eat at home but use one of the kiosks for meals. Thursday is particularly bad for parking as it's Tombla (Bingo) night.
We had problems with ants and even after trying two different types of ant powder we couldn't get rid of them. So any food that was in the cupboards and open ( cereals, biscuits, etc) soon became infested with ants. So until this is sorted store everything in air tight containers or put it in the fridge.
The controls for the ceiling fans in the kitchen area and the TV area are in the wall cupboard next to the picture with the numbers on. They seem to be wired wrong as 1 is the fastest speed and 5 the slowest. They do help keep the downstairs even cooler and it was 32-38 degrees when we were there. The fans in the bedrooms run fast when just switched on and slower the more you turn the knob.
Some great restaurants close by. The one at the bottom of the steps doesn't open on a Monday. The Jufu Asian restaurant is excellent value for money and the food is delicious. Both of the kiosks on the waterside serve some nice dishes and the cook at the D'Breeze is very meticulous so may take a little longer but everything we had was great.
The ferry to Valletta is a short walk away and will get you a return trip for €2.80 and it includes the lift into Valletta via the Upper BarRakka gardens.