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PRIVATE APARTMENT METROPOLITAN BRATISLAVA

Karadzicova Street, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

Located next to a picturesque Andrews Park and a lively, popular Medical Garden, yet very close to the old cobbled streets of Old Bratislava, this is a perfect base from which to explore the city.

The apartment is overlooking a new prestigious City Business Centre. It is also a stones throw from the Danube waterfront, the international coach station, and only eight to ten minutes walk to the Main Square. One of Bratislavas best venues for live music is just around the corner. Is it possible to resist?

Rooms and Accommodation

This is a chic and refined 4th floor apartment with wonderful views suitable for both the tourist and business traveller.

The apartment has been tastefully finished to a high standard in perfect taste. It has an open plan kitchen/dining area with a tranquil balcony, a spacious bedroom, an elegant living room with a sofabed and an excellent bathroom.

It measures 78 square metres or almost 900 square feet.

Apartment Facilities

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

Prices in Euro per room per night at PRIVATE APARTMENT METROPOLITAN BRATISLAVA

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

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