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HOTEL ESPRIT BRATISLAVA***

Zadunajska cesta 12, 851 01 Bratislava, Slovakia

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
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Location

Welcome to the new design hotel, Hotel Esprit, which creates a unique atmosphere for you thanks to its stylish interior and carefully selected décor.

The hotel is situated in the immediate vicinity of Incheba exhibition centre, the historic city centre and Bratislava Castle.

Rooms and Accommodation

Hotel Esprit has 8 standard twin rooms and 9 superior standard rooms with option of additional bed and choice of smoking or non-smoking rooms.

All rooms are fitted with independent:

air-conditioning
WC and bathroom

Rooms also include a

TV
telephone
hairdryer
fridge
mini-bar
safe
satellite
WiFi internet

Every room is unique thanks to the use of quality materials, décor and an interesting combination of colours, which we have used to create a special place for you.

Breakfast

Breakfast in a luxurious environment enhanced by the excellent view is included in the price of your accommodation. Breakfast is served in the form of a buffet with a large choice of warm and cold food and drinks.

Car park

The hotel has free enclosed parking for its patrons monitored by CCTV.

Bratislava

This ancient city with over two millennia of history is one of the youngest capitals in Europe.

Since 1919 Bratislava has been the capital of the Slovak Republic and it is currently regarded as one of the fastest developing cities in Europe. Bratislava represents an important centre of trade, culture and art and its huge potential is chiefly in its excellent transport connections with Vienna, Prague and Budapest.

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

	All year round 1.Jan.06 - 31.Dec.07
double Standard	103.00 EUR

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