10/10 Stars! :D This was my first experience with AirBnB, and I could not have asked for a better one. The Lodging: A fellow traveler put it best: this place is more like a little hotel than an AirBnB. It's a beautiful home with spacious rooms, all of the amenities you'd need, and a hospitable atmosphere. Everything is clean, comfortable, and the owners go above and beyond to care for their guests. We were lucky in that we arrived when there were no other guests --- so we got to peek into all of the rooms. I'm happy to report that they're all wonderful, spacious, and cozy. Before beginning her own Bed & Breakfast, the owner Pauline already had several years of experience in the hotel industry and in guest services -- and it really shows. The Hosts: Pauline and Rochelle (mother and daughter) are an absolute dream. From the moment I booked, during the entire time leading up to my trip, and all throughout our stay, they were always available and made sure we had everything we needed. In addition to that, there was Complimentary Wine in every room (what a nice surprise!), coffee-tea-and-crackers each morning, and concierge services like tour booking, taxi services, car rental, etc. They are very friendly and sociable, but if you'd prefer to keep to yourself, they will give you all of the space and privacy you desire. We were feeling more social, and Pauline invited all of the guests staying in her Bed & Breakfast to a little wine gathering on the top floor's terrace. The owners are incredibly helpful too. During our trip, my friend lost her passport, and Pauline did everything to help us call the airport, call taxi companies, help us in filing a police report, and help us in getting in touch with the embassy. After everything was taken care of, she took us and some of the other guests to her friend's farm house for a barbecue. Pauline works harder than any person I've met in a long time in order to assure that her guests enjoy their stay. The Location: You will not regret staying here. Great location. Rabat is part of the Old Capital Mdina up on the hill in the center of the island -- which means it is nice and cool at night (very nice in the summer), everything is a short car/bus ride away, and it has a great view overlooking the country. This B&B is a 4-to-7 minute walk from Rabat Square, which is home to the Church of St. Paul (a good landmark to use if traveling by taxi). There is a Sunday Market in this area, little restaurants, cafes, convenience stores, the post office, a police station, electronics stores, fruit stores, and what the locals consider the absolute best Pastizzi (Maltese Pastry) in the entire country (found at a tiny shop called the Crystal Palace). There are bus stops (near the Crystal Palace; near St. Dominic's, etc.) which can take...