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HOTEL ANTARES Bratislava****

Sulekova 15/a, 811 03 Bratislava 1, Slovakia

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Location

Our hotel is situated in the uptown Bratislava in the neighbourhood of Bratislava Castle and offers rest and relaxation, only a few steps from the historic town centre, known for its alleys, restaurants, cafeterias, pubs and modern centres.

Distances
Bratislava - Slovakia
Vysoké Tatry :: 340 km
Košice :: 450 km
Banská Bystrica :: 200 km
Nitra :: 80km
Žilina :: 200km

Rooms and Accommodation

Belongs to the newest, nevertheless the best and those of highest quality four star hotels in Bratislava. We offer high standard of accommodation and catering in beautiful atmosphere of the Old Town.

All rooms are air conditioned decorated in pastel colours with the first-rate natural materials used,

Equipped with:

TV with a satellite
radio
phone
safe box
WiFi
mini bar
optional parking
underground garage

Hotel Antares offers accommodation at two categories: standard and superior.

Apartments

Furthermore we offer two apartments, which will satisfy even the most demanding clients.

Single and double rooms, air conditioned and furnished with first-rate furniture, private bathroom, bath tub or shower enclosure and water-closet, colour TV with satellite, safe box, direct call phone, WiFi, hairdryer, hotel mini fitness centre/included in prices/.

Restaurant

The capacity of restaurant is 20 guests. The area is especially suitable for business meetings and business dinners in comfortable and quiet environment.

Breakfast in the value 300,-Sk is included in the accommodation charge and is served as buffet tables in the hotel restaurant.

Relaxation

If you are looking for relaxation after an exhaustive day, our relaxation centre is fully at your service. You’ll regain your lost energy and let your body relax and unwind.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL ANTARES Bratislava****

	Season 1.Jan.10 - 25.Dec.10
Single Room	140.00 EUR
Double Room	160.00 EUR
Apartment	218.00 EUR

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