Older Reviews for Old City Hotel

Hilkka from Finland wrote on 28.05.2007:
The hotel was all right, not luxurious but the place in the middle of the old town was perfect. I think though, that you should add a warning about the stairs. It was difficult to get to the room with the heavy suitcases. For the disabled persons it would be impossible. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Eva from USA wrote on 03.04.2007:
I usually don't write a review on the hotel, but my experience with Old City Hotel was not very pleasant.
First hotel is situated on the third floor and there was not even warning that this hotel doesn't have any lift.
Secondly, hotel was very noisy, loud music playing until midnight and there was also not a warning that this hotel was situated above the night club. I even had to request a toilet paper.
Thirdly, the price for this hotel was different when from what I booked with you and what I actually payed for.
I would never recommend this hotel to anybody. I travel a lot and the standard of this hotel doesn´t match the price. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Kim from Czech Republic wrote on 02.04.2007:
Old City Hotel was charming but not entirely what I was expecting. I was travelling with an older person and I'm not sure I would have selected it knowing it was almost 100 stairs up to reception and on top of a 'night club'. Also the noise level in the hotel from the other rooms was quite extreme and there was a bit of a safety issue with having to leave the keys at the front desk. I feel this hotel is more suited for "stag parties", backpackers and college students. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Kristina from Belgium wrote on 21.09.2006:
Nice and clean room. Non-smoking is good! Unfortunately quite noisy outside - music late night and starting at 6.15 in the morning - and noisy guests next to my room, so I got hardly any sleep. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Carlo from Italy wrote on 23.08.2006:
The hotel was good and I would recommend even if the room was left pretty dirty after the first day, also the room had no closed wardrobe, which is very unusual for western Europeans. In any case the location was superb and considering the limited choice of hotels in Bratislava the hotel is surely recommendable. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Krzysztof from Poland wrote on 02.08.2006:
Old City Hotel was nice, but in fact it is a good hostel, not a hotel. I have expected a little higher standard. No breakfast, no phone in the room, no lift, no parking, no credit card payment, noise due to construction works in neighbouring buildings... There were all secondary details, but there have been too many of them at once to fully enjoy the hotel. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Pam from UK wrote on 06.07.2006:
The Old City Hotel was as expected and as described, great location, bit noisy and lots of stairs. These did not bother us, we were expecting this and did not mind. We would recommend the hotel to other travellers, as long as they don't mind that it can be noisy late into the night. If you don't mind this, as we did not then it is a good place to stay. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Albert from USA wrote on 16.05.2006:
It was as described but we would NOT recommend it as it was noisy (late night) due to the lounge area under our room.
We enjoyed the old town area but would caution friends of the large number who visit only to drink and party. For a quiet stay higher priced accomodations are probably required. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Corinna from UK wrote on 11.05.2006:
Clean, basic accomodation at reasonable price. Would recommend it to other travellers. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Micky from Italy wrote on 25.03.2006:
It was slightly more than expected: very clean, smart, comfortable rooms, very nice location. I would surely recommend it to my friends who want to visiti Bratislava. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Penny from UK wrote on 24.03.2006:
Hotel acommodation exactly as described. The hotel is in an excellent location for exploring Bratislava and accessing all the bars and restaurants nearby. I would not hesitate to recommend it to others BUT you must ensure that any prospective guests realise there are over 100 steep stairs to the rooms in the hotel. Anyone who is not physically able would not be able to stay there. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Beth from USA wrote on 19.12.2005:
The circular steps to the top-most floor were truly difficult with luggage. Tired travelers should beware. However, this would probably not be an issue if a person was staying multiple nights, but we only stayed one, and the up and down was brutal. The room was interesting, though, and overall we enjoyed our stay. Although there wasn't one in the room, I was able to borrow a blow-dryer from the front desk. And when we had difficulties with our next accommodation, the Old City Hotel desk clerk assisted us until we resolved the problem. They also allowed us leave our luggage until we could check in the next hotel. The only problem was that the evening we stayed there, when we arrived back at our room, after having checked in and then gone out for dinner, two windows were wide open and the room was FREEZING. It took quite a while to get the room warm again. Also, the walls were very thin so when a noisy group of male neighbors returned at 2:30 a.m. from the bars, it was loud and disruptive. There was no coffee available in the morning, even though a breakfast was available...? Those are minor negatives. Overall it was a nice room in an excellent location. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Malcolm from UK wrote on 11.12.2005:
Overall I think that the hotel was OK, but with a few changes could be a lot better - my room was quite dimly lit, and the beds could have been bigger and more comfortable for example. Also not taking credit cards is a bit old fashioned. However cleanliness was good, the staff were frienly and I had quite a lot of space. It is certainly better than the Gremium where I stayed last year, and it is perfectly situated.
I do think it should be clearer that the hotel is only suitable for those who can handle quite a lot of stairs while carrying their luggage. I was OK but I can imagine quite a lot of people struggling. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Lanhua from UK wrote on 05.12.2005:
It is actually better than expected for that the rooms are really cosy and clean. It is in a perfect location - the town square and a good selection of cafe/bars/restaurants/pubs is literally around the corner. We understood from previous comments that there will be noise from the streets and the hotel only takes cash so these did not bother us. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Jakob from Italy wrote on 26.10.2005:
Service was generally good, but there was a lot of street noise, and since we couldn't turn off the heating. We also missed a curtain. Location was excellent. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Ted from USA wrote on 20.10.2005:
It was very nice and perfectly located. Everything described was exactly correct. Except they didn't say that you could only pay with CASH!!! Also, the stairs are very hard to manage if you have heavy luggage. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

Phillipe from France wrote on 14.10.2005:
Old City Hotel is a good choice for a traveler. This hotel is in the center of Bratisalva and it's a pleasure. Prices are sweet for Bratislava.
Things to improve: It's difficult and expensive to get a car park. If we have a big luggage, it's hard to go to Old City Hotel and to go up. It's no good to have to pay cash. It'would be better if we could pay with a credit card. (<< Back to Old City Hotel)

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