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OLD DANUBE APARTMENT BRATISLAVA

Old Danube Apartment
Grosslingova Street, Bratislava, Slovakia

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

Private accommodation suitable for tourists, travellers and businesmen looking for a short term stay at a great price in the centre of Bratislava.

The accommodation consists of one room with a sleeping platform, kitchen and bathroom and is suitable for two people. In the case of more, there is extra bedding provided with a pull-out bed.

Basic self-catering is included – a microwave, kettle and complimentary tea and coffee. In addition there is a fridge and a washing machine. All facilities are modern, clean and in excellent condition after recent flat renovation. It is a restored period flat and many of these features have been retained.

Please note: No smoking anywhere inside the building.

As a general guideline the check-in time is after 9.00 a.m. and the check-out time is at 12.00 a.m., nevertheless, we will try to accommodate your schedule whenever possible.

Prices in Euro per room per night at OLD DANUBE APARTMENT BRATISLAVA

	All year round 1.Jan.11 - 23.Dec.11
2 persons	40.00 EUR
3 persons	50.00 EUR
4 persons	60.00 EUR
1 person	40.00 EUR

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