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APARTMENT BRATISLAVA CITY CENTER

Kollarovo namestie 20, 811 05 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Apartmánový dom bol postavený v roku 1930 (arch.Šilinger ).Okná izieb sú orientované na celoro?ne zelený park, za ktorým nasleduje architektonicky i farebne pekný komplex budov Slovenskej technickej univerzity.
V okruhu 300 m sa nachádza Prezidenský palác, Slovenská národná rada,populárne divadlo Nová scéna,Obchodná ulica,hotel Fórum a Tatra...
V okruhu do 1.000 m sa nachádza Bratislavský hrad,korunova?ný kostol Márie Terézie-kostol sv.Martina,Slovenské národné divadlo,Slovenské národné múzeum,Slovenská galéria, vä?šina ambasád,obchodných komôr,úrad OSN, Európskej únii, Medzinárodná autobusová stanica Mlynské nivy,Hlavná železni?ná stanica,.......

Apartment 3+1 – pre 2 – 5 osôb, plocha 115 m2 - Pozostáva z dvojposte?ovej a trojposte?ovej spálne ,obývacej izby , kuchyne, jedálne,vlastnej kúpelne a toalety. V prípade vä?šej skupiny je tu možnos? pridania ešte 2 pevných postelí v obyva?ke.V apartmáne sa tak môže pohodlne ubytova? celkom 7 osôb.

Apartmány sú priestranné,kompletne zariadené,plne vybavené a hygienicky ?isté.
Sú tam kvalitné matrace ( 90 x 200 x 25 cm ), poste?né prádlo a osušky,
V každej kúpe?ni va?a, dobrá sprcha,prá?ka a fén na vlasy,
V kuchyni s jedál?ou je plynový šporák,mikrovlnná rúra,chladni?ka,mrazni?ka,žehli?ka, kávovar,rýchlovarná konvica, jedálenský a kuchynský servis.....,
V každej obýva?ke je pohodlná 3+2+1 sedacia súprava, farebný TV s digitálnym príjmom satelitných tv a rádio staníc,telefón s prichádzajúcimi hovormi,
Internet – nonstop- zdarma / nutné vlastné PC /
Parkovanie je zdarma vo dvore, alebo v strážených garážach vzdialených 100 m .

Prices in Euro per room per night at APARTMENT BRATISLAVA CITY CENTER

	Low-Season 4.Jan.10 - 31.Mar.10 1.Nov.10 - 26.Dec.10	High-Season 1.Apr.10 - 31.Oct.10 27.Dec.10 - 3.Jan.11
5 persons	120.00 EUR	130.00 EUR
6 persons	140.00 EUR	150.00 EUR
7 persons	160.00 EUR	170.00 EUR
1 - 4 persons	100.00 EUR	110.00 EUR

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