Luna Holiday Complex

The rooms in the Luna were basic, but comfortable and were cleaned every other day, along with a change of towels and bed linen.
The reception area and pool area's were spotless and well looked after; and there were always sun-bed's available. (There were still some selfish people 'reserving' sun-bed's with towels, although one day I saw a stack of towels behind reception, so they must have been taken off).
The food was not that good, and after having two meals in the hotel we ate out for the rest of time. Try the Latino restaurant at the Tunny Net Complex, approx 100 metre's down the road, a meal for 4 was approx £30, or for a more up-market, and excellent meal visit the Bouquet Garni restaurant in Mellieha. This is a 15-20 minute walk up a fairly steep hill, but for the unfit/lazy you can catch a bus from near the hotel, into Mellieha, where a meal for 4 costs £60, but was worth the extra as a one-off.
The entertainment at the hotel was karaoke and singers singing 'YMCA' and 'Aga Do' etc, fine if that’s your thing. For a more relaxing night a visit to the 'lounge bar' at the Tunny Net complex sitting on wicker settee’s overlooking the bay was far more to our liking.
The beach at Mellieha bay was packed, especially at weekends, when the locals came to visit, but it was peak season and to be expected.
If you like, or wish try SCUBA diving. Aquaventure diving have an office at this hotel, but are based at the other side of the bay. Each day they will pick you up and drop you off and take you on some great dives. The set-up is good and they are well organized.
The air temperature was 32c during the day, and the water was 26c...great for diving.
Mellieha bay is not lively at night, so if its night life you are after, try somewhere else.
Malta has some very historic sites and is well worth a visit.