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PENSION GARNI-RUSTICA BRATISLAVA ***



Bratislavská 62, 902 01 Pezinok, Slovakia

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Location

Luxury three-star family hotel - at the south foothill of beautiful fauna and flora of Little Carpathians and on the route of Little Carpathians wine path - is situated 10 km away from Bratislava, in vicinity of the center of the town Pezinok, accessible from Bratislava by car or train.

This family hotel is suitable also for workshops lasting several days, education trainings and family celebrations. Locked supervised car parking is a part of premises. In nearby forest is a lot of foot trails, possibility of hunting, fishing and skiing on the Pezinska Baba hill.

Rooms and Accommodation

Stay for 20 persons make enjoyable rooms in rustic style with minibar, bathroom - two single rooms, five double rooms and two suites with terrace, covered swimming pool with contra flow, sauna, whirpool bath and sittings on the terrace at little lake.

Restaurant

The restaurant is for accomodated guests, in the case of order, into service all day long.

Prices in Euro per room per night at PENSION GARNI-RUSTICA BRATISLAVA ***
All year round
1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
single room 45.00 EUR
double room 54.00 EUR
extra bed 20.00 EUR
parking place 4.00 EUR
Apartment 96.00 EUR

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