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Accommodation High Tatras
The High Tatras – the most popular tourist destination in Slovakia – attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Tried and tested centres of skiing, mountain trekking, and mountain climbing offer excellent accommodation meeting the highest standards. Perfect comfort, pleasant staff and wide variety of services guarantee that every guest will find “their” hotel to return to.
The High Tatras, the highest and most northerly range of the West Carpathians stretch across an area of 260 square kilometres. The highest summit is nearly at the very centre of the range, the Gerlachovsky Peak reaching to a height of 2655 metres above the sea level. The High Tatras are home to numerous rare plant and animal species. The picturesque and romantic landscape, gullies cut by the mountain... more about High Tatras >>>
Accommodation High Tatras - catalogue
| 26.06.10-04.09.10 |
Spořivý pokoj |
| person/night |
50 € |
| 28.08.10-18.09.10 |
Spořivý pokoj |
| person/night |
35 € |
| 26.06.10-25.09.10 |
1/2 |
| person/night |
26 € |
| 21.08.10-04.09.10 |
1/2 + 1 |
| person/night |
36 € |
| 03.07.10-04.09.10 |
1/2 Dep |
| person/night |
33 € |
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The High Tatras – the most popular tourist destination in Slovakia – attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Tried and tested centres of skiing, mountain trekking, and mountain climbing offer excellent accommodation meeting the highest standards. Perfect comfort, pleasant staff and wide variety of services guarantee that every guest will find “their” hotel to return to.
The High Tatras, the highest and most northerly range of the West Carpathians stretch across an area of 260 square kilometres. The highest summit is nearly at the very centre of the range, the Gerlachovsky Peak reaching to a height of 2655 metres above the sea level. The High Tatras are home to numerous rare plant and animal species. The picturesque and romantic landscape, gullies cut by the mountain... more about High Tatras >>>
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