Corinthia St. George's Bay - Malta

Overview

Other facilities

The Lido at St. George's Bay provides direct access to the Mediterranean, with a spacious pool area and a separate children’s pool set against a backdrop of open sea views. The setting feels bright and expansive, with sun terraces stretching out towards the shoreline and plenty of space to settle in for the day. A haven for water sports fans and diving enthusiasts, the hotel also has a full water sports centre and diving school, which even offers yacht rental.

For a slower pace, Apollo by Dee Spa provides a calm, softly lit environment where you can switch off completely. Alongside treatment rooms offering massages and facials, you’ll find an indoor heated pool, sauna and hot tub, all designed with a more tranquil, refined feel. An on-site beauty salon is available, where you can book in for hair and grooming treatments in a polished, contemporary space.

The gym is well set up for both independent workouts and guided sessions, with a range of modern cardio machines, resistance equipment and free weights arranged in a clean, functional layout. You can also take advantage of personal training sessions if you’re looking for something more structured. For outdoor activity, padel courts are located just a short walk from the hotel, offering a dedicated, well-maintained space for a game, with equipment available so you can get started easily.

Dining information

Dining at Corinthia St. George's Bay gives you an impressive range of settings and flavours, all tied together by sweeping sea views. You can start your day at Fra Martino, where a bright, elegant dining room sets the tone for a generous breakfast, whether you’re choosing from the buffet or ordering something freshly prepared. As the day moves on, the same space lends itself to relaxed yet refined dinners, with a mix of Maltese specialities and international dishes served in polished surroundings. For something more casual, Henry J. Bean’s Bar & Grill offers a laid-back, American-style diner feel, with indoor and outdoor seating, large screens showing sport and a lively bar atmosphere to go with it.

If you’re drawn to coastal dining, there are plenty of spots that make the most of the setting. Sole by Tarragon pairs a stylish, contemporary design with uninterrupted views across the bay, where you can dine under a retractable roof or settle into the lounge-style interior for cocktails and shared plates. At Caviar & Bull, the atmosphere shifts to something more refined and design-led, with bold interiors and an emphasis on presentation, making it feel like a real destination in its own right. For Italian flavours, Don Royale brings a warm, welcoming feel with rustic touches and an open, sociable layout, while Broadside Terrace embraces al fresco dining with sea breezes, grilled dishes and a relaxed, open-air setup during the summer months.

Throughout the day, you’ll find plenty of inviting spots for drinks and lighter bites. Le Cafe sits at the heart of the lobby, offering a calm, polished space with soft seating and panoramic views. Around the pools, White Olive and the Oasis Pool Bar keep things easy-going, with light, airy setups and a steady flow of refreshing drinks and snacks just steps from your lounger. For something a little more intimate, the Pearl Lounge provides a quieter, more refined setting with low lighting and a tucked-away feel, perfect for a pre-dinner drink or a late evening wind-down.