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CITY HOTEL BRATISLAVA ***

Seberiniho street 9, 821 03 Bratislava 2, Slovakia

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Naše prednosti

• atraktívna lokalita hotela - Hotel je situovaný v tichej mestskej oblasti Ružinov, ¾ahko dostupné je Letisko M.R.Štefánika a tiež centrum mesta /10 min./, tranzitné komunikácie, dia¾nièný obchvat D61 /Bratislava-Ružinov/
• ideálne ubytovanie pre tranzit
• trojuho¾ník Bratislava - Viedeò /60 km/ - Budapeš /200 km/
• blízkos nákupných centier Polus City Center, Shopping Park Bratislava, Shopping Park Soravia s možnosami nákupov a zábavy
• výhodný kurz voèi slovenskej korune
• mestská doprava - elektrièky è.8,9,14,trolejbus è.201,202,autobusy è.50,86

Služby hotela

• 254 izieb (v tom izby pre nefajèiarov a izby s manželskými lôžkami, a 4 apartmány, t.j. 399 stálych lôžok
• jeden z najväèších hotelov v meste
• stolièková kapacita odbytových stredísk do 600 osôb - Lobby bar, Grill bar, Reštaurácia Átrium, Noèný klub
• ve¾ké hotelové parkovisko

Základná ponuka konferenèných služieb hotela

• Celková ubytovacia kapacita: 245 izieb (v tom izby pre nefajèiarov a izby s manželskými lôžkami) a 9 apartmánov, t.j. 399 stálych lôžok

Typy izieb :
- 21x Jednolôžková/Dvojlôžková Business
- 106x Jednolôžková Standard
- 109x Dvojlôžková Standard
- 9x Apartmán
- 9x Family izba

Prices in Euro per room per night at CITY HOTEL BRATISLAVA ***

	Season-week 1.Jan.11 - 1.Jan.12	Season-weekend 1.Jan.11 - 1.Jan.12
single Business	88.00 EUR	75.00 EUR
double Business	100.00 EUR	88.00 EUR
triple room	72.00 EUR	84.00 EUR
apartment	135.00 EUR	120.00 EUR
single Standard	69.00 EUR	65.00 EUR
double Standard	80.00 EUR	74.00 EUR

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