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HOTEL JUNIOR BRATISLAVA ***

Drienova street 14, Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Would you like to book this hotel? Please call travel consultant:
tel: +420 226 201 910-13
fax: +420 226 201 915
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Hotel Junior sa nachádza v širšom centre Bratislavy v malebnom prostredí Štrkoveckého jazera. Komplexné ubytovacie a gastronomicko konferen?né služby, ktoré poskytuje, dokážu uspokoji? aj tých najnáro?nejších zákazníkov, ?i už v oblasti turistiky alebo biznisu.

Ubytovanie z celkovou kapacitou 190 lôžok tvorí 95 moderne zariadených prevažne dvojpostel'ových izieb a 2 apartmány.
Na zabezpe?enie maximálneho pohodlia slúži návštevníkom hotela široká paleta poskytovaných služieb ( administratívne služby, zmenárenská ?innos?, ?istenie bielizne at?. ) Vel'kou prednos?ou
je parkovisko s 24 hodinovou službou pred hotelom.

Gastronomické strediská Hotela Junior sú známe vysokou kvalitou pripravovaných jedál a nápojov a už dlhoro?ne patria k najnavštevovanejším v rámci hlavného mesta.

Reštaurácia so štandardnou európskou kuchy?ou, ktorú dop??ajú viaceré tradi?né slovenské špeciality, je zárove? výborným miestom na organizovanie rozli?ných rodinných a spolo?enských podujatí.

Salónik Junior a konferen?ná sála svojou prispôsobivos?ou a technickým vybavením sp??ajú aj tie najnáro?nejšie kritériá a sú predur?ené na obchodné rokovania, mítingy ?i konkurzy.

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

	All year round 1.Jan.09 - 1.Jan.10
single room	62.00 EUR
double room	72.00 EUR
triple room	95.00 EUR
apartment	82.00 EUR

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