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Hotel SET BRATISLAVA - SET Hotel BRATISLAVA

Hotel SET BRATISLAVA ***



Kalinciakova 29/A , 831 03 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

A small cosy hotel with English breakfast and the scent of English tea. You will enjoy the airiness and abundance of light in our pleasant hotel interior, where simple and modern also means cosy.

Hotel SET is just 5 minutes walk from the Polus City Center,

10 minutes by car from the center of the city,

and 10 minutes by car from the M. R. Stefanik Airport.

Rooms and Accommodation

26 rooms furnished with modern furniture of light colours, with warm maple dominating among wooden materials, give you a short glance back to modern style period.

Single room

shower, balcony, safe, hair dryer, minibar, PAY - TV and internet connection.

Studio (SL) - single room with kitchenette

shower, balcony, safe, hair dryer, minibar, PAY - TV and internet connection. Kitchen is equipped with fridge, microwave, cook-range, electric kettle and other equipment.

Double / twin room (TL, T)

shower, safe, hair dryier, minibar, PAY - TV and internet connection. Some rooms have also balcony.

Double room for disabled persons (I)

accessible bathroom, safe, hair dryier, minibar, PAY - TV and internet c onnection.

Suite (TS) double room with workroom

shower, balcony, safe, hair dryer, minibar, PAY - TV and internet connection. Workroom is equipped with desk, sofa etc.

Suite LUX - Apartment (A)

shower, balcony, safe, hair dryer, minibar, PAY - TV and internet connection.

One of the apartments has a kitchenette. Another apartment has 2 bathrooms(One with shower and other one with bath). The kitchenette is equipped with fridge, microwave, cook-range, electric kettle and other equipment.

The House offers you cosiness and modernity at the same time.

Café and Restaurant

Reastaurant Tearoom is modern with nice atmosphere and stylish contemporary design. Seating 34, the restaurant is open to all, 7 days a week, for morning coffee, breakfast, bussiness breakfast, lunch and dinner. We offer also very good tea, coffee and our home made desserts.

Breakfast

Rich buffet breakfast is served from 7a.m. to 10a.m. during the week and from 8a.m. to 11a.m. during the weekend and is ready to serve other visitors too.

Events

We can host your private lunch or dinner party to 34 people. ( wedding, business lunch or dinner, conference, etc. )

How to get to Hotel SET BRATISLAVA ***

Bus: 39, 53, 61, 63, 68, 74, 78, Tram: 2, 4, 6
Prices in Euro per room per night at Hotel SET BRATISLAVA ***
All year round
2.Jan.09 - 28.Dec.09
single room 105.00 EUR
double room 122.00 EUR
apartment 175.00 EUR
suite (2 pax) 128.00 EUR
extra bed 30.00 EUR
parking place 10.00 EUR

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