Hotel Arcadia is a boutique hotel at Františkánska 3 in the Old Town of Bratislava, set in medieval buildings that the hotel dates back eight centuries. It offers two conference rooms for 15 to 50 people, with built-in projectors, daylight and catering for meetings, seminars, training days and workshops. The hotel also has a restaurant, a library bar and a spa.
Seminars and company events
The conference offer covers business meetings, seminars and training, conferences and presentations, and networking and company events. Each room has modern audiovisual equipment, including projectors, screens, sound systems and high-speed internet. The rooms have daylight, fresh air and electric blackout. The hotel builds custom packages around the group size. Catering includes coffee breaks, working lunches served or as a buffet, and gala dinners. The team also offers help with planning and coordinating the event, and lounges and historic corridors are used for breaks and informal networking. The request form on the site lists conference, seminar, training, workshop, celebration and wedding as event types.
Rooms and capacities
Arcadia I+II is a conference room of 101 square meters that takes 30 to 50 people, depending on the layout. Arcadia III is a smaller room for up to 15 people, depending on the seating style. Floor plans are available on the conference page. The hotel does not publish figures for banquet or standing receptions, so organisers should ask about those when they request an offer.
Accommodation
The hotel presents itself as a boutique property where no two rooms are the same. The official site gives room categories on its accommodation pages but does not state the total number of bedrooms in the text read here. Parking, Wi-Fi, a spa and a restaurant are listed among the hotel services.
Catering
The restaurant L'Olive serves guests under vaults from the 13th century, and the library bar offers drinks by a fireplace under a ceiling that is about two centuries old. For meetings, the hotel prepares served or buffet lunches and snack breaks. The Arcadia boutique spa, with massages, can complete a program for a group staying overnight.
History and setting
The walls of the hotel hold the memory of eight centuries. Medieval structures were converted into the hotel, and Renaissance and Baroque elements remain in the conference spaces. The site says the wellness area occupies the place of a former torture chamber and that an olive tree once grew where the restaurant now stands.
Getting there
The hotel is in the historic center of Bratislava, a few steps from major monuments and institutions. Its parking details are on a dedicated page of the official site.
