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Accommodation in Bratislava
Slovak Technical University's student dormitory offers inexpensive and convenient accommodation in Bratislava...
The newest hostel for backpackers in the city located in a restored 100-plus year old house. It is in the city center just a 3 minute walk from main railway station.
Hard thinking which hostel to choose??? Well now you can relax - We have the right answer for you :) Great location - right in the centre of Bratislava, friendly and forward-coming staff, comfortable rooms,
Our newly reconstructed Blues Hostel has everything the budget traveler wants and needs: Fabulous location Hostel is situated in the very centre of Bratislava.
We are the only real backpacker's hostel in town offering you a great atmosphere in an historical building...
The apartment is situated in a historical zone of Bratislava very close to Danube River. It is completely newly reconstructed and furnished. The place is very quiet, providing privacy to its quests.
Modern city hotel after total renovation with good location in district 'New City-Nove Mesto' between POLUS City Centre and Shopping Palace with direct tram line to the city centre..
The apartment house was built in 1930 (arch.Brettschneider ). It is situated opposite the river Danube...
The Apartment Blue Danube II is situated in a great location - heart of Bratislava. Historical centre is within 5 minutes walking distance.
In Pegas pension & restaurant, we offer a wide range of services that will not disappoint any visitors, not even the most demanding ones. Our pension is situated in a quiet area at the edge of Bratislava.
There is a perfect location of the apartment directly in the historical part of the capital of Slovakia -
Hotel Turist offers comfortable accomodation for favourable price in 99 double and triple rooms...
Hotel Kyjev - the cheapest accommodation in the centre of Bratislava with excellent cuisine...
New modern business hotel located in the centre of business district 'Ruzinov' beside Bajkalska Street only 3 km from airport and 3 km from historic city centre.
Residence Sulekova is the one and only apartment hotel in Bratislava. An elegant place to stay while traveling, yet one with more space and a lower price than a hotel...
Built in Baroque style by Hungarian nobleman Baron algo in 1767...
Castle hotel Kamila is situated northeast of Bratislava on the edge of the natural reservation. You can enjoy the scenery of Low Carpathian Mountains with the wineyards from the back of the hotel.
The apartment is located in a direct historical centre of Bratislava. All interesting sights, Danube river promenade, typical old town restaurants, pubs and shops are available few minutes by walk
City Hotel Bratislava has 254 rooms and 399 beds. It is only 15 minutes drive from both the city centre and the airport, but in a quiet location of the capital of Slovakia.
regional info
To the south of the castle hill are the preserved remains of an ancient tower which protected the Danube ford. Other sights close to the castle include the Baroque Church of the Order of the Holy Trinity and the Renaissance Bramer Manor House, where the Archeological Museum is housed.
The Main Square of the medieval town constitutes the center of the historical city. The most important events have happened here since the 14th century. Besides regular markets, all gatherings, celebrations and executions took place here. All the houses on the square have an older Gothic core, several of them were built prior to the fortification of the town as defensive houses with towers. The sandstone Renaissance Maximilian's Fountain and circular reservoir stand in the centre of the square. The square is dominated by the Town Hall.
The narrow Kostolna ulica next to the Old Town Hall leads to the Primate's Square, which served as a market place in the Middle Ages. On it you find the Primate's Palace, which is the most beautiful Classicist structure in Slovakia.
If you've got a few hours to spare, & are growing tired of the city, you can catch a tram/trolly bus up to Koliba( just head for the radio mast on the hill behind the city). Koliba is a large forested area about 20 minutes from the centre with a number of great views over the city. Small bars are dotted up the hill & alot of locals head up there for a bit of R & R as its a good place to jog, walk the dog, or let the kids run around. You also get the pleasure of looking N.E along the Carpathians or west into Austria. Koliba also has a small ski run if you happen to be there in winter.
If you're put off by hills then you can also jump the bus & head to Devin a Moravian town about 12kms outside the city. The village is domintated by the ruins of a spectacular castle that sits on a cliff over looking the Danube( the sister village of Hainburg in Austria & its castle can be seen from the battlements). A cycle paths runs along side the river & a few excellent restaurants have set themselves up serving fish & other local delicacies. Lots of familes head to Devin from the city so expect it to be crowded at the weekend, especially in summer. But well worth the visit.
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