HV Hospitality notes the Court’s decision to refer the Six Senses Comino project back to the EPRT for technical verification of the permitted status of the current structures on Comino. 

While this decision does not conclude the process, it represents the next step in a six-year regulatory journey concerning the proposed redevelopment of the existing hotel and bungalow site on Comino.

A spokesperson for HV Hospitality said: “We respect the Court’s ruling and remain confident in the planning and environmental merits of this project. Over the years, this proposal has been substantially pared back through consultation, expert input and regulatory engagement, and we remain committed to participating constructively in the next stage of the process.”

The proposed €170 million redevelopment remains centred on transforming outdated 1960s-era structures into a lower-density, sustainability-led tourism project aligned with Comino’s unique environment, featuring 71 hotel rooms and 16 bungalows. 

HV Hospitality remains committed to a project that balances environmental restoration, responsible tourism and long-term investment, and will continue to engage responsibly with all relevant authorities and stakeholders as the process moves forward.