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PRIVATE APARTMENT GARDEN VIEWS BRATISLAVA

PRIVATE APARTMENT GARDEN VIEWS BRATISLAVA

Private apartment Garden Views
29. Augusta 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: gardenviews@slovakiaholiday.com

The airy apartment is located literally around the corner from the pedestrian zone of the Old Town and is surrounded by cafes, restaurants and shops. However, the apartment is wonderfully peaceful and feels like a true home from home.

Very popular with our guests, the apartment has 80m2 (900 square feet) and was completely refurbished in September 2006. All rooms are light and spacious, with high ceilings and wooden floors. The apartment contains a large bedroom and a living room with a comfortable king-sized sofa bed that makes the apartment suitable for up to four guests. It has a wonderful bathroom with a large bath and a power shower. The fully equipped open plan kitchen will come in handy should you wish to do some cooking during your visit of Bratislava.

Further apartment facilities

* Entry phone
* New oakwood floors
* Windows can be opened
* Fully equipped kitchen
* Microwave, toaster
* Glasses, dishes, cups
* Pots & pans
* Cooking utensils
* Washing Machine
* Luxury sofabed
* Dining table with chairs
* Cable TV
* CD/DVD player
* Laptop with internet on request
* King-sized bed
* Pillows, blankets, bed linen
* Towels & toiletries
* Bath tub & shower
* Cot available on request
* Iron & ironing board

Prices in Euro per room per night at PRIVATE APARTMENT GARDEN VIEWS BRATISLAVA

	Season 1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
extra bed	20.00 EUR
Apartment (persons 1 - 2)	74.00 EUR

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