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HOTEL KAMILA BRATISLAVA



Cierna Voda 611, 900 25 Chorvátsky Grob

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
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 Das Hotel bietet Ihnen Bequemlichkeit und eine familiere Atmosphäre in der Mitte der Natur.

Hotel Kamila

25 bequemlich und elegant ausgestattene Zimmer (4 Appartements inbegriffen)

  •  alle mit einem eigenen Badezimmer und Toilette, mehrere mit einer Massagebadewanne
  •  mit einer Minibar
  •  einem Tresor
  •  einem TV mit 25 Satellitprogramme
  •  einem Radio
  •  dem Internetzugang

Die originelle Dekoration der Aufnahmeräume und der öffentlichen Räume trägt die Handschrifft der Besitzerin – der Mitgliederin der SND Kamila Magálová.

Konferenztechnik:

  • TV
  • die Videoanlage
  • das Projektor
  • das Flipchart
  • die Stereoanlage
  • das Mikrofon
  • der Diaprojektor
  • der Multimediaprojektor
  • das Panaboard

Die komplemetaere Programme:

  • Golf
  • die Pferde
  • das Scheibenschiessen aud einer historischen Flinte
  • Casino
  • die Fahrt in den historischen Kutsche
  • Musik
  • Relaxationzentrum

Der Hotelrestaurant bietet das Buffetfrühstück mit mehreren warmen Speisen, das originelle Menu für das Mittagessen oder für das Abendessen.

 

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL KAMILA BRATISLAVA
All year round
1.Jan.09 - 1.Jan.10
apartment 189.00 EUR
single Standard 129.00 EUR
double Standard 149.00 EUR

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