Best Hotels in Bratislava II, Slovakia

We really enjoyed our stay at the Lindner. Darius checked us in and gave us valuable information on sights to see and restaurants. Peter was helpful as well. With our Hyatt status we were upgraded to a nice room with a view of the castle. Would love to come back and stay again

The new and modern hotel with very warm rooms (you will appreciate in the colder days) in walking distance from national bank and 20 min walk from main train station.hotel offers parking for good price (during weekend there is a option to park on the street for free) and breakfast for 10-15 Eur. The staff is also very friendly.

The location is great as it’s in the very center of the city and you can basically walk to most of the places without even using public transportation. Other than that, there are not so many positive things to say as the rooms are quite small (but clean and with everything you may need even to cook a simple meal) and the walls are so thin you can hear ANYTHING is going on in the next room, and not only that one. On Saturday we couldn’t sleep for most of the night as a bunch of guys decided to get drunk and didn’t care about keeping it quiet (not even after my boyfriend knocked on their door and told them we were trying to sleep, this was around 01:00 AM and they went on talking and shouting till almost 02:00 when they finally decided to go out to keep drinking). The next morning, we told the girl at the reception about it and she said she was really sorry and that she would have talked to her manager in order to give us a discount on our stay to make up for it. Unfortunately, that was the last time we saw that girl (we stayed other 3 nights and she asked us our room number and our contacts) and we never heard from the property till today. In the end it looks like they are sorry for you but they don’t really care or pay attention to their job, when I let them know about our early check-out they even asked me to pay a fee for it because they didn’t realize I asked for an early check-out and not an early-check-in! In another occasion we had to let people in as they had been calling the number to get the door opened for minutes but there was no one at the reception, when the girl finally arrived we could see that what was keeping her from answering was that she was making herself a cup of tea (or whatever she was drinking..).. Definitely they can improve their staff skills when dealing with people and maybe try to look not so bothered by guests because they have to interrupt their personal calls or because they want to have their beverage. Not a pleasant experience and we won’t go back there next time in Bratislava!

The single bed is very small, be careful, haha

Staff sent very good instructions on how to get to the property from the station which was appreciated. Short walk from the bus. Staff friendly and welcoming, we did have a few issues with the room booking but it was resolved. They take 10 euro deposit in cash which was returned easily on check-out. Room was clean and bathroom too, had everything we needed but was very very hot (only 1 fan). A free drink voucher was a nice touch and the bar was cheap and sociable. Easy walk into the main town for tours etc the next day. Stored bags for us, kitchen looked good although we didn't use it. Very close to a large Tesco store for groceries/snacks.

With the window open it was a bit noisy from the street, and our kettle was leaking. We only slept one night in the hotel, but a very positive experience, and importantly it was very clean, clean bedding, clean towels, quiet, no other people heard through the rooms.

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.

With a stay at Hotel Modena in Bratislava (Ruzinov), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Danube River and Bratislava Castle. This hotel is 3.4 mi (5.4 km) from Ondrej Nepela Arena and 3.7 mi (5.9 km) from Slovak National Tennis Centre.Enjoy recreation amenities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a terrace. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, a hair salon, and tour/ticket assistance.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at Maranello, a restaurant which specializes in Italian cuisine, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Continental breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and multilingual staff. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 40 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The location of the hotel in Bratislava should be the most central location. Downstairs is a big shopping mall, where eating is still good, the price is not expensive and there are many choices, and the breakfast is more general, probably because the western breakfast taste buds have been numb for more than ten days. But Slovakia really has nothing. . . It feels like the most disappointing country in this 10-nation tour. If it wasn't because it was too tiring to drive directly from Prague to Budapest, I do n’t think I would live here

Slightly good, but the price is not bad