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HOTEL IBIS BRATISLAVA ***

Zamocka ulica 38, 811 01 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Hotel IBIS po mnohých rokoch úplne novou kvalitou definuje vstup do jednej z najvýznamnejších ulíc v centre hlavného mesta - Zámockej ulice.

V tomto ubytovacom zariadení Bratislava koneène získava hotel - alternatívu, ktorá zapåòa zatia¾ pomerne prázdne miesta v bratislavskej ponuke ubytovania medzi luxusnejšími pähviezdièkovými hotelmi a turistickými ubytovòami. Novopostavený IBIS má všetky predpoklady pritiahnu svojich verných klientov, ktorými sú predovšetkým biznismami, obchodní cestujúci, h¾adajúci všeobecne rešpektovanú znaèku a kvalitu.

Caká na Vás 120 klimatizovaných, príjemných izieb, z toho 56 výlucne pre nefajciarov. Každá izba je vybavená sprchovacím kútom/WC, telefónom s priamou volbou a budením, s prípojkou na pocítac, s farebným televízorom napojeným na satelit a pre tých nárocnejších ponúkame možnost platenej televízie (Pay TV).
Okrem toho náš hotel ponúka 2 špeciálne upravené izby pre telesne postihnutých.

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

	Low Season 2008 1.Jan.08 - 28.Feb.08 1.Nov.08 - 31.Dec.08	Weekend Low-Season 2008 1.Jan.08 - 28.Feb.08 1.Nov.08 - 31.Dec.08	High Season 2007 1.Mar.08 - 31.Oct.08	Weekend High-season 2007 1.Mar.08 - 31.Oct.08
single room	79.00 EUR	71.00 EUR	103.00 EUR	87.00 EUR
double room	79.00 EUR	71.00 EUR	103.00 EUR	87.00 EUR
breakfast	10.00 EUR	10.00 EUR	10.00 EUR	10.00 EUR
parking place	15.00 EUR	15.00 EUR	15.00 EUR	15.00 EUR
halfboarding	14.00 EUR	14.00 EUR	14.00 EUR	14.00 EUR

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