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HOTEL ROZALKA PEZINOK**

Suvorovova 9, 902 01 Pezinok, Slovakia

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Hlavným zameraním Areálu zdravia Rozálka je poskytnú? svojím návštevníkom ubytovanie v hoteli Rozálka, aktívny pohyb a relax v krásnej prírode s možnos?ou jazdenia v našej jazdeckej škole na pokojných a nádherných tvoroch, akými kone bezpochyby sú. Pre deti je k dispozícií jazda na poníkoch. Medzi hlavné služby areálu patrí celoro?né ustajnenie koní a s tým spojená možnos? športového, ale najmä rekrea?ného jazdenia na úpätí Malých Karpát. V letných mesiacoch areál ponúka svojim návštevníkom 4 tenisové dvorce s kvalitným umelým povrchom a no?ným osvetlením tenisových dvorcov.

Areál ponúka novo zrekonštruované ubytovanie v 1-, 2- a 3-poste?ových izbách každá s vlastnou kúpe??ou a WC, farebným TV a telefónom. Pre menej náro?ných hostí ponúkame 4-,5-lôžkové turistické bunky so spolo?nou kúpe??ou a WC.

Areál ponúka ustajnenie pre 69 koní v 5 maštaliach, ktoré za posledné 2 roky prešli významnými rekonštrukciami, aby sme tak dosiahli ?o najlepšie podmienky pre našich klientov a ich milá?ikov-kone. O kone sa stará kvalifikovaný personál, ktorí zabezpe?uje k?menie, podstielanie a pravidelné ?istenie boxov.

Sú?as?ou areálu je reštaurácia - Rozálka s kapacitou 46 miest. V letných mesiacoch je k dispozícii novo zrekonštruovaná krytá terasa pre 70 hostí.

Prices in Euro per room per night at HOTEL ROZALKA PEZINOK**

	All year round 1.Jan.09 - 30.Dec.09
single room	27.00 EUR
double room	34.00 EUR
triple room	44.00 EUR
tourist cabin - 4 beds	43.00 EUR
tourist cabin - 5 beds	54.00 EUR

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