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PRIVATE APARTMENT SANCTUARY BRATISLAVA



Lazaretska street 36, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

The apartment is situated just off the charming Jacobs Square, only a few minutes walk to the pedestrianised area of the Old Town.

It overlooks the new building of the National Opera House, which will become the centre of the new Ballymore development, Central Europe s most sophisticated mixed-use riverside area.

Jacobs Square has become a focal point in the trendy district of Old Bratislava and the pace of life is relaxed, helped by plenty of internet cafes, shops, restaurants and pubs.

Rooms and Accomodation

Sanctuary is a delightful, spacious apartment located in the Old Town. The apartment has been refurbished to a luxury standard and contains a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed, a smart open plan living space with a fully fitted kitchen and a seating area with a large double sofabed a swanky bathroom with shower and bath-tub as well as a separate toilet.

The apartment is well equipped with kitchen utensils, microwave, oven, toaster, fridge/freezer, cable TV/ DVD player, vacuum cleaner and washing machine. Broadband internet access with a new laptop is available on request. Sanctuary is located on the 4th floor (there is a lift) and has a balcony.

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 cherrywood floors
  • Cot available on request
  • Iron & ironing board
  • Windows can be opened
  • Laptop with internet
  • Balcony
  • Entry phone
  • Washing machine
Prices in Euro per room per night at PRIVATE APARTMENT SANCTUARY BRATISLAVA
Low-Season
1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
extra bed 20.00 EUR
Apartment (persons 1 - 2) 74.00 EUR

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