Neyla Pdr
I recently stayed at the Hotel Kennedy Nova, and unfortunately, it was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had in a hotel. Here are the main issues I encountered during my stay:
Upon entering my room, I immediately noticed the bathtub was filthy. It had visible stains and grime, clearly not cleaned from the previous guest. I had to take a shower in my friends room. The balcony was littered with cigarette butts left behind by a previous guest. It seems like housekeeping completely overlooked this. When I requested that the bathtub be cleaned, the staff responded with the excuse that the necessary cleaning supplies had not yet arrived. This level of service is unacceptable.
The towels provided in the room were visibly dirty, making it impossible to feel comfortable using them.
The toilet in the bathroom was leaking, causing a puddle of water on the floor throughout my stay.
During my two weeks, the fire alarm went off five to six times. Each time, it disrupted my plans and sleep. No clear explanation was provided for these incidents.
The breakfast was unappetizing and of very poor quality. It seemed like minimal effort was made to ensure guests had a decent start to their day.
Throughout my stay, the staff at the front desk were unhelpful and unfriendly, treating my concerns with indifference.
Overall, this was a disappointing experience. The lack of cleanliness, unprofessional staff, and constant disruptions made it impossible to enjoy my stay. I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone and strongly advise looking elsewhere.
ROUNDABOUT
I rarely write negative reviews, but my stay at Hotel Kennedy Nova in Malta was truly awful. The breakfast was the worst I’ve ever had. The scrambled eggs were swimming in some strange liquid, completely inedible and tasted like something from a gas station. The potatoes were undercooked and raw in the center. The toaster was broken and burned everything. Even the milk for the cereal was warm every single day – clearly not refrigerated.
The room was just as bad. The doors squeaked loudly and woke us up every night. Other guests were shouting in the hallways, slamming doors, and running around, and no hotel staff ever stepped in. Our toilet seat was broken and slammed into our backs whenever we used it. At one point, green liquid started dripping from the ceiling – absolutely disgusting.
To make things worse, there was a fire alarm going off almost every day. A loud ringing would start out of nowhere, followed by all the doors in the corridor slamming shut with a bang. This wasn’t due to an actual emergency – the alarm was just overly sensitive and would get triggered by something as simple as steam from a shower. It was disturbing and completely unnecessary.
Fresh towels were only available at a specific time of day, which made no sense. Our balcony door didn’t open properly, so we couldn’t even get proper light into the room. And worst of all, the older man at the front desk made creepy and inappropriate comments towards women – completely unacceptable.
Avoid this hotel if you value your comfort, safety, or basic hygiene. There are far better places to stay in Malta.
Robert Matelski
By far the worst hotel I have ever been to. This is supposed to be 4 stars? It doesn't even qualify for 1 star. Most hostels in Europe are of a higher standard than this. The rooms are completely outdated. Shower with no shower adjustment. I won't mention the view from the window, because you can feel like you're in a well.
Food completely inedible, unpalatable. The staff put the food on a plate, there is no self-service. The choice of dishes is a disaster. Pasta, potatoes, 1 type of meat and some vegetables. That's all there was for dinner.
A hotel full of pathological youths, running around the corridors until 2am. They were shouting and slamming doors so much every few minutes that no one on the whole floor slept a wink. There was no possibility of any kind of rest. A nightmare is an understatement. Where is the staff? Security? Nobody reacts... I felt like I was in some kind of prison or juvenile detention centre for young people with mental problems.
I advise everyone against staying at this facility. It makes a mockery of people that such a thing even operates. I'm curious as to how they got 4 stars, because I think all the 3 star hotels in Egypt or other third world countries are of a much higher standard.
Justin Meyer
Wow a 2.3 over all rating ?
I don’t understand . The food from the restaurant was absolutely amazing !
It’s right next to the beach !
You can leave the balcony door open and just listening to the sound of beautiful waves all day and night what more could you ask for
Septiana Wulandari
It is a very modest hotel. You get what you paid for really. Nothing much, bed is okay, pretty clean. Breakfast buffet is meh. The extra bed is literally just a portable bed. But the surrounding is pretty okay. They have restaurant, cafe, bubble tea and Starbucks.
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