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HOTEL No. 16 BRATISLAVA ****

Partizánska 16a, 811 03 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Prvotriedny malý hotel s osobitou atmosférou, nachádza sa v idylickom prostredí vilovej štvrte plnej zelene, iba 10 min chôdze vzdialenej od historického centra Bratislavy.

Zahraniènými médiami a touroperátormi oznaèovaný ako "najlepší hotel v hlavnom meste Slovenska" èi "obzvláš odporúèaný" ponúka príjemnú rodinnú atmosféru v 16-tich izbách a apartmánoch s výh¾adom na záhrady starého mesta a Hrad.

K vybaveniu každej izby neodmyslite¾ne patrí kúpe¾òa, telefón, minibar ve¾ký farebný televízor (káblovka+satelit), v tradiènom štýle vyzdobený nábytok na mieru, trezor a klimatizácia. Naši hostia majú k dispozíci nonstop ADSL internetové pripojenie.

Osobitnej popularite sa teší "honey moon" apartmán zariadený pôvodným starožitným bidermeirovským nábytkom a so zrkadlovým stropom kombinovaným s drevom.

Po príjemnom odpoèinku hostí oèakávajú hojné raòajky pri švédskych stoloch a každý deò bohatý výber teplých i studených jedál v útulnom prostredí hotelovej klubovej haly. Uprostred namáhavého dòa alebo na jeho záver si môžu hostia posedie v tichej hotelovej záhrade pri fontáne s rybkami v príjemnej oáze stromov, akoby sa ani nenachádzali uprostred ve¾komesta. Súèasou hotela je aj vlastné uzavreté parkovisko. Milovníkom aktívneho odpoèinku hotel sprostredkuje možnos zahra si tenis, golf alebo zajazdi si na koni.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL No. 16 BRATISLAVA ****

	All year round 2009 3.Jan.09 - 30.Dec.09
single room	90.00 EUR
double room	130.00 EUR
triple room	170.00 EUR
apartment	320.00 EUR
junior suite	160.00 EUR
extra bed	66.00 EUR
studios	190.00 EUR
breakfast	13.00 EUR
parking place	13.00 EUR
fee for internet connection	9.00 EUR

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