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PENSION CARIBIC'S BRATISLAVA**



Zizkova 1/A, 811 02 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: info@slovakiaholiday.com

Location

We are sincerely inviting you to visit our restaurant situated in a historical part of Bratislava under the castle. We are offering you a unique choice of special seafood and fish, food with meat (poultry, pork & beefsteaks), vegetarian food (pastas, fresh salads) and tasty deserts all prepared from fresh ingredients according to original recipes.

Rooms and Accommodation

To those who wish to stay for longer time in Restaurant & Pension CARIBICs, we can recommend our pension with an apartment overseeing the river Danube, single or double bed rooms with capacity of 16 beds.

Every room is furnished with:

  • toilet facilities
  • shower
  • TV and satellite

Pension is open 24 hours a day.

There is also provided a laundry and ironing service. (from 8:00 to 17:00)

Restaurant

The restaurant and winter garden can be used for all kind of social events (capacity - 150 persons). Our conference hall offers a comfortable and decent place for business negotiations (capacity - 16 persons).

Wines

You can also find a wide range of trade marked wines from all over the world (Spain, Italy, Portuguese, France, New Zealand, California... etc.) and also cigars on our menu.

Prices in Euro per room per night at PENSION CARIBIC'S BRATISLAVA**
All year round
1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
single room 43.00 EUR
double room 65.00 EUR
apartment 99.00 EUR
extra bed 15.00 EUR

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