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HOTEL MATYSAK BRATISLAVA ***

Prazska 15, 811 04 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

It was the beginning of september 2005 and the new - three star HOTEL MATYŠÁK - welcomed its first guests. It is easily accessible coming from Germany as well as the Czech Republic, the main railway-station and the historical old city center are within walking distance.

The newly built hotel on Prague Street 15 looms five floors above a historical wine cellar from the year 1904, featuring a contemporary brickwork vaulted ceiling which is extraordinary and unique in Slovakia.

Rooms and Accommodation

Hotel Matysak provides 32 rooms (Double, Twin) and 3 suites (Urban, Martin on 4. floor, Bakchus on 3. floor).

Suites Urban and Martin have access to detached terraces.

Electronic lockout of each room.

Rooms Equipment

hall
stylish bathroom (shower bath)
separate toilet
TV with 12 satellite channels
dialled direct telephone
minibar
safety deposit box
internet access

Non-smoke and smoke rooms.

Barrier-free room.

Restaurant

Room for 75 guests.
Contemporary brickwork vault from 1904.
Fireplace.
Exquisite cuisine.
Kind and friendly personnel .
Live music.
Restaurant - non smoking area.
Smokers lounge.
Separate entrance for Pražská street with barrier free access.

Hotel Services

Phone
Minibars
Satelite TV
A safe in every room
Sale of sanitary articles
Free of charge parking for visitors
Copy and faximile services
Internet connection free of charge
Permanent sales exhibition of oil paintings of maestro Plachý
Wine store
Live music in restaurant (violin, cymbalo)
Parking lot:
- parking for visitors free of charge
- capacity : 35 parking places
- entrance secured by automatic ramp
- electric illumination

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL MATYSAK BRATISLAVA ***

	Week 1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11	Weekend 1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11	July+August 1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
double room	112.00 EUR	88.00 EUR	88.00 EUR
double room (s.u.)	100.00 EUR	76.00 EUR	76.00 EUR
breakfast	8.00 EUR	8.00 EUR	8.00 EUR

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