Probably perfect in the summer, with very good and quiet location, extremely nice view, near the bus station and many restaurants and clubs around, but totally NOT RECOMMENDABLE in the winter. We had a terrible experience in Malta, staying in Portomaso, San Gilian. Please keep in mind that we arrived there on 31 of December, to spend New Years Eve together with our friends, to have a good holiday and to relax. But what we found there totally ruined our entire trip. The most important thing is the very low temperature in the house - that nobody told us about before the trip. When we made the reservation, we noticed they didn't provide AC system, but being winter, every normal person thinks there is no need for AC, because the outside temperature is under 20 degrees. But we didn't expect that we will be forced to sleep with 2 pairs of socks, 2 sweaters and a winter jacket on. They left in the apartment 3 mini heaters with incandescent elements, but one of them was not working. We had to warm up 3 bedrooms and 1 extra large living room, every room having floor tiles without carpets, maintaining very cold temperature. We contacted our host but she answered that she can’t help us, we should use extra blankets and the 2 heaters, and after a few days, someone will bring us another heater (when the stores will be opened)… In the evening of 31 of Dec we we’re trapped in this cold house, with no option, as the hotels we’re full and preparing for the New Years Party. We were afraid to use the heaters while sleeping, because we could put the house on fire and die . We had to turn on the oven, luckily it was electric, and we gathered around it to get warm. We all 5 caught flu, as the outside temperature by night was under 7 degrees and inside – maybe 2 or 3 extra degrees (10 degrees). That was our brilliant New Years Eve that we will never forget. It’s worth mentioning also that the cleaning wasn’t great (I had to clean the wardrobe with wipes to put my clothes in), one of the bathrooms had a dirty toilet and there was hair around the sink. In the other bathroom, the wc didn’t flush… Also the TVs weren’t working, when we asked about this, she told us that the channels were in their language, so we don’t need to watch (she didn’t pay the cable). So – what to do for 7 days in a cold house, with no tv, with closed shops because of the holidays, with closing restaurants early in the afternoon because of the cold weather and lack of people on the streets? It was a nightmare for us!