3-Star Hotels in Bratislava

The hotel is not far from the old town and the castle, about 1 km. The hotel has its own parking lot and the charges are reasonable. The room is large and fully equipped, and you can cook your own meals. The girl at the front desk was very nice. After I checked out at 10 o'clock the next morning, I asked to continue parking until the afternoon. She agreed without hesitation, which was great.

It takes 15 minutes to walk from the bus station. The hotel looks somewhere between classic and modern. The corridor layout and elevator style are refreshing. The booking says 8 square meters, but it feels much more than that. A very large bed doesn't feel crowded. There is air conditioning, which is the first time I have seen it during this trip to the five Central European countries. Although there is no bottled water, there is a kettle. The shower room is the largest I have seen in a 3-star hotel, and the water is particularly smooth.

It may be because the apartment is the first time, but it was uncomfortable because there was no reception service like a hotel. The hotel and reception are completely different, but there is no special introduction in advance, only the reception address is attached to the front door, so it is puzzling in the signing that you can't read Slovakia. The hostel is clean and the ice is very spacious and the room props and windows are princess room

Very pleasant hotel with a cozy atmosphere. Rooms are clean and comfortable, everything is thought out for comfortable accommodation. Staff are polite and responsive, always ready to help. Convenient location nearby everything necessary. Only positive impressions were left, with pleasure to stop here again.

It was very close to the airport, which was convenient. However, there was no hairdryer, which was a bit inconvenient. I was able to walk to the airport in about 7 minutes, so I thought it would be very convenient for early mornings. I would definitely like to use it again when I go there next time.

This is a typical 1970s hotel. It probably started out as a dormitory, given its proximity to an oil refinery. The service is modest, and the room is small, like a 'Khrushchevka' (a small, mass-produced apartment), but it's clean. The main downside is the incredibly loud slamming of the room doors. It seems to be a design flaw; even with door closers installed, the doors bang against the frame with a loud thud that's amplified by the echo of the long corridor. Otherwise, the breakfast is quite decent, as long as you avoid the rush (most people go to eat around 8:30 AM, which leads to overcrowding, no available seats, and food not being refilled quickly enough). For my taste, the only thing missing was milk. And while the hotel is a bit out of the way, there's a bus stop about 100 meters away with buses to the city center every 15 minutes. We didn't use the hotel's parking. There's free street parking available just around the corner.

The bottom floor of the room is not facing the lake. If the price is cheap, the room for Ctrip will always be the worst. There is no deck, so this hotel on board is equal to the general room, there are many small flying insects in the wet, no air conditioners and fans, the electric fan may not be used for a long time, I am all ash blowing everywhere.

The hotel remembers the times of communism. The equipment is very damaged. Hot. Hard beds. The toilet and shower are small and shared by 2 rooms. But for these gentlemen, a man will survive anything

The price performance hotel, checkin was a little troubled. The emails are not sent in English. The room was comfortable, the bed was comfortable. The location was quite good. I was generally happy.