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HOTEL REMY BRATISLAVA **

Stara Vajnorska cesta 37/a, 832 18 Bratislava 3, Slovakia

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Hotel REMY Vám ponúka svoje ubytovacie kapacity pri Vašich návštevách Bratislavy a okolia.

Hotel sa nachádza v priamej blízkosti cestného ?ahu - výpadovka Bratislava-východ, s prípojkou na ?ia?nicu E 75, ne?aleko rekrea?nej oblasti Zlaté piesky, s možnos?ou kúpania, surfovania, ?lnkovania, tenisových kurtov (hrá sa aj pri umelom osvetlení) a stravovania. Vo vzdialenosti 5 km od hotela sa nachádza golfové ihrisko Bernolákovo.
Spojenie s centrom mesta je zabezpe?ené elektri?kou MHD ?. 2 a ?. 4, trvá približne 20 minút.

Hotel REMY má k dispozícii 44 dvojposte?ových izieb a jednu bezbariérovú dvojposte?ovú izbu s príste?kou. Pri hoteli sa nachádza parkovisko, ktoré má kontrolovaný prejazd a je chránené kamerovým systémom. Na recepcii, ktorá pracuje nonstop, je k dispozícii predaj doplnkového tovaru a ponuka teplých a studených nápojov. Úhradu za hotelové služby prijímame aj medzinárodne uznávanými platobnými kartami.

Hotel REMY poskytuje stravovanie vo vlastnej reštaurácii, ktorá je v prevádzke denne od 7:00 - 10:00 a v nede?u od 7:30 - 10:00.
Cena ra?ajok nie je zahrnutá v cene ubytovania.

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

	New section Building 1.Jan.10 - 1.Jan.11
single room	38.00 EUR
double room	44.00 EUR
triple room	57.00 EUR

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