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HOTEL ROZALKA PEZINOK**



Suvorovova 9, 902 01 Pezinok, Slovakia

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
tel: +420 226 201 910-13
fax: +420 226 201 915
email: info@slovakiaholiday.com

Location

The Rozalka Health Center is located at the foot of the Small Carpathians in the northern part of the regional town of Pezinok. There is a lovely pond right next to the Center, teeming with fish.

Pezinok is located about 18 km from Bratislava and about 11 km from Senec, where the Sunny Lakes are located - a popular local spot for water enthusiasts with a year-round Aquapark.

Rooms and Accommodation

The Center offers accommodations in single, double and triple rooms, each with its

  • Bath and WC
  • Color TV
  • Telephone

Less demanding guests will find four-, five-bed tourist cells with shared bath and WC.

Meeting Room

We also offer a meeting room for rent with a capacity of 20 seats.

Free Time

For those interested in bicycle touring, we have 5 bicycles for rent so that the picturesque, mountainous wine-growing region can be admired at a quicker pace.

Restaurant

Restaurant Rozalka is located on the grounds and has a 46-seat capacity.

During summer months, we have a newly reconstructed, covered terrace for 70 guests.

You will always find a wide selection of good food and beverages. The pleasant surroundings of the restaurant/bistro can also be used for organizing smaller weddings, family celebrations, graduations, business lunches, etc.

The restaurant is open daily from 11:00 to 24:00, and of course, for our hotel guests who so desire, we serve breakfast from 7:30.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL ROZALKA PEZINOK**
All year round
1.Jan.09 - 30.Dec.09
single room 27.00 EUR
double room 34.00 EUR
triple room 44.00 EUR
tourist cabin - 4 beds 43.00 EUR
tourist cabin - 5 beds 54.00 EUR

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