A very beautiful , individual hotel . Exceptionally comfortable bed . Great walk-in shower , big fluffy towels, high quality toiletries. Lots of thoughtful touches .We had a delicious breakfast in the pretty, sunny courtyard each morning . Marvellous home made orange cake as well as a good choice continental breakfast with everything you could possibly want and more. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff who were very pleasant and helpful. We were surprised and pleased that there was a lift. As a resident an included tour with the Marquis is available . Such a treat, he tells the most interesting stories and shows special artefacts .

We would have liked some sort of chest of drawers in our room . Everything else was perfect.

Absolutely beautiful rooms in an historic building, it felt a privilege to stay there and enjoy it outside of normal visiting hours. All the staff were incredible and the breakfast was too, the freshly squeezed orange juice a real highlight. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean, comfortable bed and a lovely bathroom. We enjoyed sitting in the garden whilst escaping the crowds and the central Valletta location made it very easy to hop in and out. There were lots of bars / restaurants in easy walking distance. The real highlight was the tour hosted by the Marquis De Piro for guests, held on Tuesday/Thursday and Saturday - it brought the building to life and is absolutely recommended if you stay on one of those days. We liked that there was no television and there was fast Wi-Fi throughout the Casa.

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Good quality continental breakfast - plenty of choice. It was self-service for the food but coffee and tea were made for us by the attentive staff. It was pleasant to eat outside in the inner courtyard (entertained by the resident parrot!) This 'small palace' had an excellent ambience and is decorated uniquely and colourfully. Beautiful furniture, pictures, sculpture and fittings suited to this period setting; some of it is quite quirky, but it works. The free (for all B&B guests) tour of the private rooms in the home, given by the Lady Marchioness, was first class - detailed, friendly, unhurried, and full of interesting anecdotes. Our bedroom, a suite, was on two levels with the sleeping area up few steps (a little steep!) and a well appointed big bathroom (with plenty of hot water and good water pressure). The bedroom suite offers an elegant and peaceful setting with plenty of space for two; a mature adult setting. The room's atmosphere was enhanced by polished wooden floors, elegant furniture, big heavy curtains, and interesting family pictures.

In general everything was excellent. But a couple of things: - I might put a coffee capsule machine in each bedroom rather than only in the central breakfast area. - I might put a very small fridge in each room. This would permit the guests to keep their own water, fruit, wine etc chilled, and would allow the B&B to put a little fresh fresh milk in each fridge rather than rely on those capsules of 'cream' that taste unpleasant. - I might increase the discount on the cost of dinner in Casa Rocca Piccola's own restaurant (La Giara) from 10% to 15%. I think this would attract more of the B&B guests to take dinner there, in a city where there is so much high quality competition.

The courtyard where we had breakfast was wonderful, the decor, the history, the ambience & friendly staff; and the modern bathroom. And Kiku. The Marquis was very accommodating in granting us a look at some of the family's historical costumes during the tour of the palazzo.

In the Elephant room, the mirors over the chest of drawers were too high for me so I could only use the bathroom mirror, which meant I monopolized the bathroom. Also the area of the drawer needed more light. In the bathroom, the shower spilled water too close to the sink area.

Casa Rocca Piccola is really a special property. Pre stay communication was great. Arriving at the property is amazing moment... it is a museum, no doubt about it.... you are overvelmed with all the beauty and details of the house. Room is so lovely, attention to details. Highlight of the stay is a personalized tour provided by the owner the next morning after the delicious breakfast which is served in the patio. Atmosphere is so relaxing... The tour is so intriguing, humorous, interesting... you will love it... will not tell you everything, will not go into details, will not spoil it for you... you should come and experience it yourself... evwry tuesday, thursday and saturday... you will be amazed. Bed is sooo comfortable, sheets so smooth and nice

At arrival to the room was surprised that there is no TV which is, in my case used mostly to produce background noise... did not miss it at all, was glad it was not there, actually

The accommodation went above and beyond my expectations. The decor and the courtyard made it easily the most memorable accommodation I have ever stayed in, given also the opportunity of B&B hosts to have a private tour of Casa Rocca Piccola. Despite the antique charm of the rooms, the bathroom is modern and spacious, making the room (in my case, the Elephant Room) very comfortable also for longer stays. The owners and the staff are hospitable, kind and committed to ensure a wonderful stay for their hosts, also accommodating for dietary requirements (gluten free breakfast) and other special requests (late check-in). Perfect position in the city centre.

On a minor note: while the air conditioning works very well, light sleepers may find it to be noisy throughout the night.

Rocco Piccolo is a unique bed and breakfast in downtown Valletta, Malta. A museum downstairs with five upstairs rooms, it is an ideal place to centralize your vacation stay. Spacious rooms and bath, outstanding breakfasts (including freshly squeezed orange juice, pastries and excellent choices of coffee and tea.) Staff are friendly and provide great service. The location is perfect—easy walking distance to all downtown sites. The museum tour is a special treat—filled with enriched history and interesting stories! We recently spent 5 days/nights there, and on a scale of 1 to 10, it is clearly an 11!!

Lovely 16th century house,located conveniently close to all points of interest.Room was nicely decorated and comfortable.Perfect for people who appreciate history and don't mind staying in b&b's. A very informative complementary tour was given by the owner of the house.It was a highlight of our stay. I would definitely recommend this lovely b&b for a shorter central stay in Valetta.

The bed was producing squeaky sounds.Every time someone turns or moves you would hear it.No minibar in the room, complimentary waters were too warm to drink. Breakfast options were limited.I would suggest staff to explore poached,fried or scrambled eggs options.

Casa Rocca Piccola B&B is an amazing palazzo. Our room is beautifully decorated with tasteful paintings and classy furniture. The bathroom is huge and extremely clean. Every day, they provide two big bottles of water, one natural and the other Pellegrino. Breakfast includes squeezed orange juice, cappuccino, fresh fruits, artisan breads, croissants, prosciutto, salami, and ham in the beautiful garden with the soothing sound of a fountain and birds chirping. The breakfast staff is extremely polite and helpful. Marta, the manager, is very responsive. The marquis gave us a tour of the house and shared many interesting stories about its history and treasures. He is an incredibly warm and nice person.

Casa Rocca Piccola was a wonderful place to stay in Valletta. All the staff was very welcoming and happy to help. The location was excellent, fairly central in the city, although you can't really be too far from anything. They offered a free tour of the house with you stay which we unfortunately did not have time to partake in. Guests also receive 10% off at the neighboring Italian restaurant which was absolutely delicious. We left very early for our flight the day we left and they even made us up a to go breakfast bag which was just above and beyond. The rooms were unique and well updated despite retaining their historic charm. I would absolutely recommend Casa Rocca Piccola to anyone coming to Valletta, and sincerely hope we get the opportunity to stay here again in the future.