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Arcaded courtyard lounge at Arcadia Boutique Hotel

Arcadia Boutique Hotel

A boutique hotel in joined medieval houses on Františkánska, with a glass-roofed atrium, a vaulted breakfast room and a spa in the cellars.

  • Františkánska 3, Bratislava

Your stay

Arcadia was created by joining medieval town houses in the pedestrian Old Town, and the building keeps its history in view, from vaulted ceilings to original stone stairs. It suits travellers who want a small, quiet hotel among the sights.

The Main Square, the Primate’s Palace and Michael’s Gate are a few steps away.

Rooms & services

The 34 rooms and suites are all different, from standard rooms facing the glass-roofed atrium to two-storey suites and top-floor maisonettes for up to three guests. All have a marble bathroom, safe, TV, high-speed internet and coffee and tea facilities.

  • Breakfast: 7:00–10:00 in the L’Olive restaurant, under vaults from the 13th century
  • Library bar: with an open fireplace, open daily 15:00–20:00
  • Spa: steam and dry saunas, a plunge pool and a hot tub in the former cellars
  • Fitness: free for hotel guests with a reservation
  • Meetings: two meeting rooms for 30–50 people and 15 people
  • On request: concierge, laundry and airport transfers

Good to know

  • Pets are welcome for a fee covering a bed, bowls and food; dogs are not allowed in the restaurant or spa, except assistance dogs.
  • Cots and extra beds are available on request.
  • Use the paid underground garage opposite (maximum height 1.90 m) or the nearby Centrum car park, where spaces cannot be reserved.
  • Bicycles cannot be stored in the hotel.

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Františkánska 3, Bratislava

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