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HOTEL BLUE Bratislava***

Halasova 2, 831 03 Bratislava, Slovakia

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Dovo¾te aby sme Vám v skratke predstavili Hotel BLUE Bratislava - 1. business hotel pre všetkých, ktorí sa nachádzajú pracovne v Bratislave a potrebujú by ubytovaní nieko¾ko dní alebo mesiacov v Bratislave.

Hotel blue Bratislava sa nachádza v mestskej èasti Nové Mesto, v blízkosti nákupno-spoloèenského centra Polus City Center, je vzdialený cca 3, 5 km od historického centra a 9 km od letiska M. R. Štefánika.

Hotel disponuje 24 izbami na štyroch poschodiach, z toho je 22 business izieb a 2 business apartmány.

Všetky izby sú klimatizované systémom chladených stropov, vybavené televízorom o uhloprieèke 55 cm so satelitnými príjmom, rádiom, telefónom s hlasovou poštou pre dlhodobo ubytovaných hostí, pripojením do siete internet, ve¾kou a pohodlnou dvoj poste¾ou a všetkým èo správny hotel ponúka.

Ubytovaní hostia majú možnos využívania Business Room (poèítaè s tlaèiaròou a pripojením do siete internet, faxom, kopírkou, rokovacím stolom a tým aj možnosou pracovných stretnutí s obchodnými partnermi, klientmi ...).

Samozrejmosou je

       • parkovisko

         • bezbariérový prístup

         • klimatizovaná reštaurácia a kaviareò

         • letná terasa

         • denná tlaè domáca aj zahranièná

         • zmenáreò

         • trezor ...

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

	All year round 1.Jan.07 - 30.Apr.07
business class room	89.00 EUR

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