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HOTEL SOREA BRATISLAVA ***



Kralovske udolie 6, 811 02 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Hotel SOREA Bratislava ist in der Umgebung des Burggipfels in Bratislava situiert, nur zwei Bushaltestellen vom historischen Zentrum der Stadt Bratislava entfernt. Es bietet den Gästen die Unterkunft in Appartements und Zweibettzimmer mit der Möglichkeit des Aufbettung. Es bietet auch die Organisierung der Schulungen und Konferenzen in 4 Kongerssräumen und Salons für 198 Personen an. Die Gäste haben den Hotelrestaurant, die Bar, ein Weinlokal Hubert, Fitnesszentrum, Sauna, Massage und Hydromassage zur Verfügung.

Das Hotel gewährleistet die organisierte Besuche der Galerien, Museums, die Besichtigung der historischen Merkmale, die Eintrittskarten für die Kulturdarstellungen, die Ausflüge in Wien und Budapest, in Male Karpaty, Schiffahrt auf dem Gabèikovo, oder Besuche der Burg Devin.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL SOREA BRATISLAVA ***
All year round
1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
single Business 81.00 EUR
double Business 90.00 EUR
single Standard 70.00 EUR
double Standard 77.00 EUR
Apartment STANDART 112.00 EUR
Apartment BUSINESS 169.00 EUR

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