Find hotels near Vinohardnicke Museum, Bratislava from ￥7,767

"The hotel was lovely, as were the staff. The breakfast was also great with a lot of choice. Air conditioning would’ve been good though because the room was warm. But not on until April. However, we enjoyed our stay very much. Thank you "

"The hotel was within easy walking distance from the train station and the old town. The room was very comfortable and clean. Breakfast was wonderful. Everyone at the hotel was friendly and efficient. Great place to stay!"

"Perfect location, super central yet quiet, amazing breakfast buffet, fantastic bar. Highly recommended!!"

"Perfect setting for a few days in Bratislava. Lovely breakfast in a beautiful dining room. Room was very comfortable and spacious. "

"A splendid boutique hotel located in a quiet corner of the old town in Bratislava. Rooms were well appointed with an opulent feel and the beds were comfortable with a choice of luxurious pillows. The breakfast buffet had a huge choice of options and the staff were lovely: friendly, attentive and helpful. The adjacent restaurant was great value with high quality food beautifully presented. A lovely hotel that I’m happy to recommend. "

"It’s a centrally located and easy to find. The room was cleaned and spacious. The hot water was working well and overall, we were satisfied staying in this place! "

"The rooms are clean, there are plenty of spaces for our luggage and area to breathe. Very close to all amnesties. Very pleasant stay overall!"

"great!"

"Great location of hotel to the old town. Bus route right outside the front doors. Excellent range of choices for breakfast. Extremely friendly and helpful staff on reception and throughout the hotel. Room was spacious and clean. Daily housekeeping. Great spa - Finnish Sauna and Steam Room open until 11pm. Massage treatments available, although I did not use. Equipped gym also open to guests. Nice public bar as you enter the hotel. All good, no complaints. This is the second time I have stayed in the Falkensteiner Bratislava, and I would happily return. "