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Just by the hotel is a restaurant of good quality, I think it is called Maria and something. It is worth to visit it. Food and service were aligned to expectation. Anyway in the vicinity of the hotel is many options to go eat.

Mosta is a historic town with a lot of history and ancient architecture to be seen. The central focus is the domed church which is reputed to be the second largest rotunda in the world, it was subject to bombings in the second world war and a bomb penetrated the dome above a sitting congregation. The bomb did not explode and remained intact until it was disarmed and taken down. Visitors can see a replica of the bomb inside the church. Visitors can also climb the brick staircase to the top of the dome and walk around the circumference of the dome taking in the stunning views of Mosta and beyond. There is very limited parking in Mosta and you would be better using the bus service. The streets around are littered with street cafes and lovely restaurants. One of the Oldest Barbers in Malta and worth a visit even if its just to chat to the owner and his son.

Mosta center is sympatic, but it's not somewhere I would recommand to stay. The bus aren't relatable and there's not enough of them so you'll struggle. If you have a car it's better. There's isn't much city life so it's good if you're searching for calm but not to discover Malta I think. Only great things is that around Mosta it's greener that in some other place so if you run or like to go for a walk it's nice. Things to see : The Valley, some parks, and the Mosta Rotunda.

Rating one single city area on Malte is hard since the island is small and everything is close by. Depending on the eyes that see the city can be either looking like a junk yard or an exotic interesting place to wander around. Apart from the main square it is not a polished tourist towns but has kept an original charm of people living there year long.

I have chosen Mosta as it was not too far from Attard were Sigma was held. However, I would not choose the same place again. My hotel was in the best place in Mosta, very near to Rotunda, that you should definitely visit while visiting Malta. Other than that, there was not much to see in Mosta and it was quite far from St. Julian, Sliema or Valletta, especially by public transport that is never on time.