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HOTEL TURIST Bratislava **



Ondavska street 5, Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
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Hotel TURIST bietet Ihnen eine bequeme und preisgünstige Unterkunft in 99 Zwei- und Dreibettzimmern mit Bad, Toilette, Fernseher mit Satelitenprogramme, Telefon, Kühlschrank und Balkon. Wir bieten Ihnen die Zweibettzimmer mit Ehebetten und mit getrennten Betten, die Dreibettzimmer nur mit getrennten Betten. Die Gesamtkapacität des Hotels ist 230 Betten. Die Rezeption ist selbstverständlich 24 Stunden im Betrieb.

Hotel TURIST verfügt über ein Restaurant mit 88 Sitzplätzen und mit dem Bar. Für Seminare und Konferenzen steht Ihnen der Konferenzsaal, der für 25 Personen geignet ist, zur Verfügung. In der Freizeit können Sie den Friseursalon, Kosmetiksalon oder die Sauna direkt in dem Hotel besuchen. Unserem Gästen steht für Ihre Autos und die Busse natürlich auch der Parkplatz neben dem Hotel zur Verfügung.

Hotel TURIST befindet sich in der ruhigen Lage des Stadtviertels Ružinov, nur 1,5 km vom historischen Zentrum Bratislava entfernt, nur 1,2 km vom Hauptbahnhof und Busbahnhof und 5 km vom Flughafen. Hotel TURIST hat eine ausgezeichnete Lage angesichts des öffentlichen Verkehrs (Zentrum 5-8 min. Fahrt) und der Hauptrouten Richtung Wien (60 km), Budapest, Prag und Krakau. Hotel TURIST befindet sich nur 8 und 12 km von den Gränzübergangen nach Österreich und Ungarn. In unmittelbarer Nähe des Hotels (cca 5 min. zu Fuss) liegt das Kultur- und Kongreszentrum Istropolis, das neugeöffnete Polus City Center, Fussbalstadione Slovan und Inter, 2 Markthallen, Nachtclub, Sporthalle Pasienky, Schwimmhallen, Fitnesszentrum, Eisstadion, Kegelbahn, Freizeitpark mit dem See und andere Sporteinrichtungen.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL TURIST Bratislava **
Low-Season
3.Jan.10 - 30.Mar.10
Top-Season
30.Dec.10 - 2.Jan.11
single room 35.00 EUR 46.00 EUR
double room 40.00 EUR 53.00 EUR
triple room 45.00 EUR 60.00 EUR

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