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HOTEL FLORA BRATISLAVA



Senecka Cesta, Zlate Piesky, 821 04 Bratislava

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Location

Hotel Flóra is located within the largest sports-recreational area in the capital city Bratislava - Zlaté piesky.

It is located on the outskirts of the city on main road to Žilina. From Žilina, take the first turning from the main road (direction - towards Bratislava city centre).

Rooms and Accommodation

The combination of a swimming reasort by a lake with accommodation and facilities is your guarantee of relaxion and a pleasant holiday or stay. Hotel Flóra is open all year round and has a total of 140 beds. In addition, it offers a restaurant, a bar, and the possibillity to host receptions, weddings, social events, etc.

Bratislava

In addition Bratislava is a city that offers many cultural and social opportunities.

Many museums and cultural sites - Devín and Bratislava castles. Within easy reach of Vienna (60 km), Gab?íkovo hydro electric dam (40 km, Hungarian border (20 km), Czech Republic (60 km).

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL FLORA BRATISLAVA
All year round
1.Apr.09 - 31.Dec.09
double room 34.00 EUR
apartment 46.00 EUR
extra bed 7.00 EUR
breakfast 4.00 EUR

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