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HOTEL TURIST Bratislava **

Ondavska street 5, Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
tel: +420 226 201 910-13
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Location

Hotel Turist, situated in a peaceful town quarter Ružinov, has a strategic position in wider center of Bratislava. It is located only 1,5 km from historical center, 1,2 km from main railway and bus station and 5 km from the airport.

It has a great access to public transportation (3-5 min) and main transit routes to Vienna, Budapest, Prague and Krakow. Frontier crossings to Austria and Hungary are only 8 and 12 km away.

Rooms and Accommmodation

Hotel Turist offers comfortable accommodation for favourable price in 99 double rooms and double rooms with an extra bed, equipped with:

shower
toilet
TV with satellite
programs
balcony
telephone
refrigerator

Total capacity is 230 beds.

There is also the possibility of accommodation with dogs and cats. The front desk is available for the quests non-stop.

Restaurant

Hotel Turist has a restaurant with bar, which has a capacity of 88 guests. Restaurant is open for breakfast 07:00 – 10:00 a.m.. For bigger groups we also provide lunch and dinner upon agreement.

How to get to HOTEL TURIST Bratislava **

Hotel Turist is located 1,5 km from historic center of Bratislava (15 minutes walk), 1,2 km from railway and bus station. From hotel is perfect access to main roads to frontier checkpoints to Austria (6 km) and Hungary (12 km), as well as to Vienna, Budapest, Prague and Kosice.

Bus: 39, 53, 61, 63, 68, 74, 75, 78, 198, Trolleybus: 204, 205

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL TURIST Bratislava **

	Low-Season 3.Jan.10 - 30.Mar.10	Top-Season 30.Dec.10 - 2.Jan.11
single room	35.00 EUR	46.00 EUR
double room	40.00 EUR	53.00 EUR
triple room	45.00 EUR	60.00 EUR

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