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PRIVATE APARTMENT TOWER BRATISLAVA

Bastova 2, Bratislava, Slovakia

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Location

The new Tower Apartment is located in the attic of a 16-century burgher house (no elevator of course), right next to the historic Michael Tower, a medieval gate to the Old Town. From here, all the Bratislava attractions are only a short walk away.

Prime location and unique setting make the charming Tower Apartment the ideal place to stay while exploring the Old Town Bratislava. It is a perfect home away from home.

Rooms and Accommodation

The historic spiral-staircase takes you the cosy loft offering 100 square meters of well appointed space.

It combines the historical atmosphere of the place with modern amenities. With a double bed (a quality mattress on a platform) and a comfortable fold-out sofa for 2 extra persons, the apartment can accommodate up to 4 guests.

The studio has been newly furnished and tastefully decorated. It will definitely make you feel at home. The Tower Apartment also has fully equipped kitchen with dining area for 4 people and a fancy bathroom with a shower.

This delightful property is ideal for both a short-break as well as an extended stay.

Apartment Equipment

Double bed
fold-out sofa
regular sofa
2 chests of drawers
wardrobe
desk with a swivel chair
Cable TV
DVD player
CD player
hair-dryer
iron & ironing board

Free unlimited broadband internet connection.

Kitchen has fridge with freezer, microwave oven, cooker, kettle, toaster, cookware & kitchen utensils, crockery & cutlery. Bed linen and towels are provided.

Dinning

Fully equipped kitchen is available. The Old Town offers wide selection of cafes, restaurants and bars.

Transfer pricelist

Schwechat Vienna - Bratislava centre
1 - 4 persons	67.00 EUR
5 - 8 persons	117.00 EUR
9 - 14 persons	200.00 EUR
15 - 45 persons	433.00 EUR
Bratislava airport - Bratislava centre
1 - 4 persons	17.00 EUR
5 - 8 persons	27.00 EUR
9 - 14 persons	54.00 EUR
15 - 45 persons	120.00 EUR

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

	Low-Season 6.Jan.08 - 19.Mar.08	High-Season 20.Mar.08 - 31.Dec.08
2 persons	73.00 EUR	80.00 EUR
3 - 4 persons	96.00 EUR	100.00 EUR

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