A Fresh Wave of Hotels Hits Malta, Sicily, and Bendor
A new crop of hotels on Malta, Sicily, and Bendor is drawing travelers with an eye for design. In Malta, Casa Bonavita and Romègas Hotel offer unique rooms and restored historic settings. Zannier Île de Bendor on a French island also joins the trend.
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Malta's new openings pair historic preservation with contemporary hospitality. Casa Bonavita, founded by The Rug Company's Suzanne and Christopher Sharp, occupies a centuries-old residence in Attard with 17 individually styled rooms, a restaurant, gardens, and a spa featuring a hand-painted mural of 17th-century Valletta. Meanwhile, Romègas Hotel brings boutique lodging to the capital inside a nearly 450-year-old palazzo, restored by EM Architects and Camilleri Paris Mode with
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