Hypnotic Malta – Book A Stay At Casa Ellul, Right In The Centre Of Valletta
- Dec 22, 2016
create a new habit, a good one, of visiting us again
If you’ve decided on your New Year Resolutions for 2017 and know they are going to be tough; why not plan to kill two birds with one stone and book yourself a stay in our luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Valletta and book a place on a hypnosis workshop with Alan Bates?
Now, we can help smother you with lovliness, give you comfort and all mod cons in your room and distract you from the temptations with our rage of services and a concierge who knows no bounds to make your decision and transition an easier one.
Giving up smoking, a fear of insects, over eating or wanting to be more positive are all things that can be helped along with hypnotherapy. You’d find it hard to believe that just one session can change your life, as can a stay at Casa Ellul.
The terraces and hot tubs are ideal places to enjoy down time, our reading room and the courtyard jostle are people’s favourite places outside of their suites. We have our own family history to regale stories of and being based right in the centre of Valletta, can point you at any number of attractions; especially those off the beaten track. Valletta itself is a big enough distraction with music, art, history and culture bursting from every nook and cranny.
You’ll go back to your normal life feeling refreshed and relaxed. You may want to steal our décor ideas and recreate them in your own home, our breakfast menus even, and though we don’t want you to go back to your old ways, you will hopefully create a new habit, a good one, of visiting us again. And again.
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