Residence Šulekova
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Pets Considered
- Off Street Parking & On Street Parking
- Laundry In Building
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About this property
Mamaison Residence Sulekova is situated in a quiet residential district of Bratislava. It offers stylish, air-conditioned apartments, free WiFi and castle views.
Rooms and apartments feature contemporary furniture and wooden floors. Fully-equipped kitchens come with a coffee maker and dining furniture. All units provide the latest technology, including CD player, DVD player and LCD TVs.
Buffet breakfast, including freshly baked bread, is available daily and can be enjoyed in the breakfast restaurant. Meals can also be ordered for delivery to each of the Sulekova apartments.
The Old Town and Bratislava Castle are 650 yards away from the Mamaison Residence Sulekova Bratislava. Both are easily reachable from the bus stop right in front of the building. Parking is possible on site.
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About Bratislava, Slovakia
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Proximity to nature gives Bratislava, Slovaki's capital city, its identity and flavor. The Danube winds through the city, and bountiful cycle paths can be found just outside the city. Meanwhile, the Small Carpathians are a mere half-hour walk from the station; the trailer to a mountainous extent that runs throughout the country, with few signs of human civilisation. Then there's ski runs and vineyards to visit and enjoy.
The charming old town is the place to start in Bratislava. Meander through the narrow pedestrian streets of pastel 18th-century buildings or sample a sidewalk cafe with views of the city castle, which dates back to medieval times. In with the new(er) city find intriguing socialist-era architecture, and one of Eastern Europe's most impressive modern art museums. Contrasts like this make up Bratislava's appeal.