Trnava Hotel Guide - Zapadoslovenske Museum hotels in Trnava, Slovakia.

"Beautiful place. Ideal location on Namestie. We have come back multiple times. "

"This was our very first stay at a Crown Plaza hotel, which exceeded our expectations. Great location on the edge of the old town, would happily stay again if ever re-visiting the city."

"Great"

"The hotel is well located in the city centre. It is modern, clean and offers everything (spa, restaurant but even cocktail bar & club) It was our anniversary and my wife's birthday too. The manager upgraded our room leaving on the table a nice small cake and a kind card. Thanks a lot!"

"The staff at the reception were very friendly. The staff at the breakfast was very polite, respectful, and friendly. The breakfast buffet was very delicious. The room was very clean and well designed. Marrol’s Boutique Hotel is one of the best boutique that I stayed in my 71 years old life! I highly recommend this hotel for anyone who is coming to Bratislava! "

"It was awesome, I booked a single room, when i checked in, it has two single beds Love the idea, "

"Nice comfortable room and a great location. The breakfast was good. "

"Located very close to my family's former flat. Easy walking distance from everywhere. Extremely central."

"Website unhelpful in relating spa services. Reception even worse. There was no doctor because we arrived on a Friday, and didn’t book it in advance. We were only staying the weekend. Women at reception all seemed perturbed that we were there. Not sure if they simply don’t like Americans or whether they are just burned out. Spa reception was slightly more friendly but unhelpful in helping us decide which services to get so I opted for the mirror pool and mudbath. There was very little instruction as to what to expect or how to prepare. All women were naked, ushered into first the sulpher pool for fifteen minutes, which was pleasant enough, and then into the mud pool, which was treacherously slippery to descend into on the stairs. We were instructed to put the mud, all over our bodies, face and hair. The only way to do that was to lift it up with my feet, which I tried. I ultimately reached down to get some into my hands but , I had a contact lens on and the sulpheric acid in the mud lodged beneath it. I was given a small glass of water to flush it out with and then told me to put a damp cloth on it and lay down. The pain got worse so I went back to my room and flushed it in the brown water that poured from the plumbing in our bathroom due to recent rains. Emergency room a half hour away, 110 euros for taxi, burnt cornea diagnosis, antibiotic drops and cornea gel for a week, patch on eye yet no one at the hotel seemed to care or offered reimbursement for the mud bath"