We had a wonderful stay at Bianca. We arrived late due to flight delays and were greeted by the always-helpful Josephine and some basic food essentials since no stores were open.
The bedrooms are all lovely and the one we chose, on the middle floor, had a comfortable mattress and a massive wardrobe to hang and fold our clothes. The pool was clean and perfect for hot afternoons. We used the BBQ frequently and the propane tank was easy to change. Every night, we took some wine up to the rooftop terrace and watched the stars and jets flying overhead. We found the entire place — inside and out — furnished comfortably.
This is definitely not a “party” spot, but it is an unparalleled place for rest, relaxation and recharging— it’s a charming village with friendly people and a couple of spots to grab your dinner. We had good luck at Felix the Butcher and made a few trips (about a 15 min walk) to a shopping complex with a Daily Fresh supermarket, Lord Chambray microbrewery and a well-stocked wine and cheese shop. We would highly recommend walking to the cliffs (Ta’ Cenc Cliffs — there are signs that will lead you there) and watching a sunset.
Although everyone told us we would need a car, we actually didn’t need one. We got around on the island’s extensive and frequent public bus service. The buses go everywhere!