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This hotel was over the top for everything. The rooms, dining room, food, and staff was exceptional. The location was wonderful near the town which is charming, and within walking distance. Beautiful park for walking behind the hotel. They have their own wine cellar,and museum which a must to see. I have stayed at many beautiful hotels, but this one is hands down for being superior.

Breakfast was great and the rooms were comfortable. It was very hot outside when we stayed there and the room temperature felt fine due to the air conditioner. The location is right next door to a supermarket and plenty of restaurants.

Although it is a little distant from the city center, I liked the location. The place looks amazing, and with the horses around it was very pastoralic.

It's hard to say anything negative about Ron de Mar (except there's no sign outside so you have to navigate by street address), especially the pricing (35€ per night in January, for a 3 day stay). It's a 2-story building on a quiet street with the first floor dedicated to guests. It has 3 rooms, 2 shared bathrooms, and an excellently equipped shared kitchen. There is ample free street parking on the block. In addition to management-supplied coffee, tea, and some fresh fruit, prior guests leave a substantial larder of groceries behind so you may find spices or a little extra pasta and avoid a drive to the nearby Tesco or Kaufland stores. With two toilets, the lack of en suite bathrooms is very minor and should not dissuade you at all (my wife was very satisfied despite "private bathroom" being fundamental to her idea of acceptable lodging). The owning family is very friendly and attentive and their Kangaroo Bar and Restaurant, two doors away, is an excellent place to eat or drink. Enough English is spoken to make our lack of Slovak language a minor issue. We were given permission to use the washing machine when we asked. During the warm months, the swimming pool and pool bar in the yard are in operation. Staying in Pezinok is not super convenient if you want to explore Bratislava. There is fast hourly train service, as well as buses (20 minutes to downtown), but the station is a substantial walk, even if you use the bus for the last several blocks. There is free parking at the station but I don't know if it fills up during the work day. By the way, Bratislava transit fares are cheap by any standard AND, if you're at least age 70, a 10 minute visit to any DLB office (findable on Google Maps) will get you a 4.50€ chip card and free SeniorPas which entitles you to completely free transit in Bratislava and, according to a Slovak friend in Svit, the entire nation. You should confirm the latter if you're going to take advantage.

Great sauna and beautiful garden. Very peaceful relaxing atmosphere

Everything was perfect