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HOTEL PERUGIA BRATISLAVA ****

Zelena ulica c. 5, 821 01 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

The HOTEL PERUGIA is a comfortable three star hotel situated in the centre of the OLD city in Bratislava.

Because of it's fabulous location the hotel is very popular with tourists and business visitors.
The HOTEL PERUGIA was refurbished in 1993 and has still preserved it's orginal fasade. Guests can avail of the hotel's two first class restaurants Gazdovsky dvor and Pizzeria Stodola.

Rooms and Accommodation

The HOTEL PERUGIA offers accommodation in 14 rooms,which are of European standard, and are suitable for tourists and business travelers alike. In summer the rooms with balconies are very popular.Guests can also sit in the atrium and enjoy the abundant flowers and miniature fountain.

Hotel Services

Services for guests include:

cleaning service
taxi service
reconditioning massage
tourist guides
tickets for social events

Conference

Guests can hire our conference room Cassiopeia,which can accommmodate up to 12 persons and has PC and internet connections.

Restaurants

Guests can also avail of the restaurant Gazdovsky dvor, which offers typical Hungarian-Slovak specialities.

The newly opened restaurant Pizzeria Stodola has live music. It is possible to arrange live music for groups.

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

	All year round 1.Jan.09 - 1.Jan.10
single room	127.00 EUR
double room	166.00 EUR
suite (2 pax)	187.00 EUR

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