Spa Hotels in Bratislava I

Stayed only one night to breakdown long journey from Brno to Budapest, the hotel need a tram ride from the bus station, and took some hectic walk to train station as I was unable to choose a smooth path dragging luggage up. The room was comfy, breakfast was good, not much to see within a 5-minute walk from the hotel. My opinion maybe biased because I was penalized Eur81 in the tram to hotel as the tram ticket machine didn't accept cash or my credit card. Totally spoiled my day in Bratislava.

Nothing about the hotel itself, very nice and well located. Just be sure to book the right room, because if you forget to choose the type of the room or beds you will find yourself in a random room without the possibility of changing! Except this nice hotel and thank you for the manager that I met on the checkout who was respectful and with a good sense of hospitality. Thank you for Trip.com and their customer service on which you can rely when something not expected happens.

Perfect location for sightseeing in Bratislava It is located on the way from the bus terminal to the old town. The entrance is at the back after passing through the gate, so it may be a little difficult to find. The facilities are minimal, and there are plenty of lockers and luggage storage facilities.

Excellent value for money, because it is not a popular tourist city, so there are few people in winter, I stayed for two nights, and I finished all the attractions the next day during the day. I felt that it was still good. I don't think there is any need to eat local dishes here. The overall dishes are similar to Czech Poland. The main one is unpalatable. I ate two meals, 25 to 35 euros, and I really stepped on thunder. Suitable for travel, no need to eat, go to the convenience store to buy a biscuit to eat McDonald's.

Awesome hotel. Highly recommended. It’s worthy of everyone’s stay. It’s great. It’s definitely the first choice for business trips. It’s also highly recommended when traveling. It’s a comfortable accommodation experience.

This is a serviced apartment very close to the city centre in Bratislava, and it was very reasonably priced. Please note it is not close to the train station (it's about half an hour walk if you want to try) but it's only a short hop away by tram. As it is quite close to the city centre, you can either go there for food or there are lots of restaurants nearby and some of them are quite good as well. The room was big, clean and bright. It has one big window, (mine was away from the street so it looks out to the back but the next building is still quite far away so there is still plenty of sunlight coming through). There is a kitchen and utensils (including a kettle if you want to make coffee or tea). The building has laundry machines that guests can use (I didn't need to use it but I think you do need to pay). The staff speaks very good English and friendly so they can be quite helpful if you have any questions. I didn't need to ask any as my stay here was faultless really. It would definitely be on my one of the choices of place to stay when I'm next in Bratislava. There are some things to note though. You probably won't be able to check in until after 2pm. I arrive early and had to wait for my room to be ready. They do have a luggage storage service free of charge though. I can't remember whether they have daily cleaning but I think they don't have daily cleaning from memory which is fine. I'm not a messy person by nature and I'm not that obsessed with hygiene so it wasn't an issue for me.

The front desk service was very good. I also took the initiative to pour a glass of local Slovakian white wine. The iced taste is sweet and refreshing. There are a lot of small biscuits and juices and fruits in the lobby that you can enjoy for free at any time. Two heart-shaped chocolates are placed on the quilt in the room. It is very warm and thoughtful. Breakfast is not bad. Good sanitary conditions and spare parts are the most I have ever seen in Europe. The location is a bit far from the old town, but Bratislava is not too big and can be reached within 15 minutes on foot. In terms of its price, the overall value, the next time you come to Bratislava will book this hotel (.◝ᴗ◜.)

The hotel was good, but it feels a bit overpriced as I booked even better one for the same price in Vienna, which is a contrast city in terms of the price. Gentleman at the reception was friendly. Bear in mind that the hotel will charge additional city tax when you move in. The hotel itself was more less clean, but the room was not spotlessly cleaned to be honest. I had some hair on the soap dispenser and some threads in the bath. The bed was a bit small and short, furniture was slightly damaged. The door had old post soviet style of faux leather Ron top and I was wondering why… I woke up at the middle of the night from the screams of the children that were so loud in the corridor for some reason. The sound insulation is not good at all there sadly and the fabric door did not really help. The hotel has nice authentic lobby which reminds a Soviet porch with Persian carpets. I booked 1 month in advance for 26th of December and paid $68, which I think is overpriced, considered the quality and space of the room. If it was cheaper, I’d have given more starts for this review. It is ok for one night if you just come and fall asleep. Hotel needs renovation.