Published 1 May 2025 | Updated 12 September 2026 by Kate Acaster
This is one of the best long-stay deals we’ve seen in a while. For £694pp, you can spend 3 full weeks in Malta this November — including flights, a 4-star hotel with breakfast, and full ABTA and ATOL protection.
Mercury Holidays is still running its 3rd-week-free offer on Bed and Breakfast bookings, which is why the per-night price is so low.
What’s included
Return flights from London Stansted
21 nights at the Best Western Premier Malta, Qawra (Junior Suite)
Bed and breakfast
Full ATOL and ABTA protection
Total: £694 per person based on 2 sharing. Hold luggage and airport transfers can both be added during checkout if you need them.
Why we rate it
Let’s do the maths:
£694 for 21 nights with breakfast = £33 per night per person, all in
Mercury’s current 3rd-week-free offer on Bed and Breakfast is what makes the price this low — you’re effectively paying for 14 nights and getting 21
Even a 7-night break here regularly comes in at £500–£600
For anyone who’s retired, remote working, or just ready for a proper reset before winter, this is a smart time to book. November in Malta still gets average highs of 20°C, and everything from restaurant bills to museum tickets is cheaper than high season.
The hotel
The Best Western Premier Malta is a 4-star property in St Paul’s Bay— close to the coast, shops and the main bus line. It has a rooftop pool, spa, gym, and restaurant, and the rooms come with private balconies, air con, tea/coffee facilities and WiFi.
When can you go?
£694pp (Bed and Breakfast) is confirmed for a 29 November 2026 departure from Stansted, as checked live on 12 September 2026
The 3rd-week-free offer runs across other November dates too — use the search bar on the linked page to compare
Prices rise again heading into December and over the Christmas period
How to book
Tap the button below for full details and to book with Mercury Holidays
Know before you book
Malta charges an eco tax of €0.50pp per night, payable at the hotel — on this hotel’s local taxes that comes to around £38 total, payable directly to the hotel
The price is based on 2 adults sharing a Junior Suite
Housekeeping is limited on long-stay bookings — this is normal at this price
You can switch to room-only during booking if you’d rather sort your own food
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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