The Palazzo Capua is a collection of suites and function rooms. Ours was the Prince Charles suite, two floors, the lounge and bathroom downstairs with the bedroom in the upstairs part (see photos on website).
The floor had clearly not been hoovered properly and had bits over the carpet. The bed was clean enough although not a very big bed, a double bed not Kingsize so if you like your space think again!
The bathroom was nice enough although narrow so just one person at a time really.
One evening they had a function downstairs, a birthday party (under our suite) which they thought would be fine for it to carry on past 12 am! There is a hospital next door too so I was surprised. After 3 phone calls to reception they eventually turned the music down. The next day we had a complimentary bottle of wine from reception as apology which was nice of them.
Bottles of water in the room are not free (although placed in a way as to suggest they were complimentary), they tried to charge us on checkout although there was no price tag or anything to say it was to be purchased.
Considering what they are trying to do in providing a top notch experience you would have thought a bottle of water each day would of been something to add to the service. There was a shop just up the road so bottles water purchased there no problem.
We had breakfast with our room (in the Victoria hotel) and it was nice enough, a bog standard English breakfast and continental too. I say bog standard because the bacon came out as if it had been dropped and scrambled too also the sausages were nothing special. It did the job each morning and was O.k. saying that.
There is a swimming pool at the top of The Victoria hotel that we could use as part of the Palazzo Capua stay. It had great views and plenty of sun loungers with free towels (this was our favourite bit of the stay) as well as the nice restaurant.
This place is fairly close to things in and around Sliema and I would highly recommend hiring a car to travel round the islands, it's pretty easy that way. There is a car park too (you have to pay).
All in all it was a nice stay despite a few issues.