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HOTEL BARONKA Bratislava ****

Mudrochova street 2, Bratislava, Slovak Republic

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Hotel Barónka ponúka svojim hos?om komfortné ubytovanie jednoposte?ových, dvojposte?ových a dvojposte?ových izbách s prístelkou a v apartmánoch v kategórii štandard a de LUX. K dispozícii sú tiež izby s pripojením na internet - ADSL.

Ubytovaní hostia majú možnos? bezplatného vstupu do bazéna a fitnes.

Celková kapacita hotela je 125 izieb/ 236 lôžok.

Štýlové gastronomické zariadenia Hotela Barónka*** ponúkajú široký výber jedál a nápojov z domácej i medzinárodnej kuchyne v útulnom prostredí s príjemnou atmosférou. K dispozícii je reštaurácia (90 miest), vináre? (60 miest) a letná terasa (65 miest) a exkluzívna zimná záhrada (70 miest)! Reštaurácia a zimná záhrada - Wi-Fi Hot Spot - sú bezdrôtovo pripojené na internet!

Kongresová sála ?. 1 s max. kapacitou 220 miest (v závisloti od typu sedenia): Novovybudovaná kongresová sála so samostatným vchodom a šat?ou sa nachádza v zadnej ?asti areálu hotela a je priamo prepojená so zimnou záhradou a reštauráciou. Sú?as?ou sály je Gallery Café s kapacitou 48 miest, ktorej ?as? má výh?ad z balkóna.

Kongresová sála ?. 2 s max. kapacitou 70 miest sa nachádza na prízemí hotela v blízkosti recepcie. Dva rokovacie salóniky s kapacitou 22 miest sa nachádzajú na druhom poschodí hotela s možnos?ou prepojenia. Možnos? pripojenia na internet! Salóniky majú samostatné hygienické zariadenia.

Relaxa?né centrum Hotela Barónka*** ponúka moderný bazén, kvalitne vybavené fitness (pre hotelových hostí gratis), saunu, masáže a solárium. Nachádza sa na prízemí hotela ved?a recepcie.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL BARONKA Bratislava ****

	All year round 1.Jan.11 - 31.Dec.11
single room	79.00 EUR
double Business	109.00 EUR
apartment De Luxe	166.00 EUR
double Standard	99.00 EUR
Apartment	126.00 EUR

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