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Kempinski Hotel Grand Arena Bansko 96 Pirin Street 2770 Bansko, Bulgaria Kempinski Hotel Grand Arena Bansko 96 Pirin Street 2770 Bansko, Bulgaria T +359 749 88888 F +359 749 88565 [email protected] kempinski.com/bansko GPS Long: E 23° 28’ 41.001’’ GPS Lat: N 41° 49’ 34’’ KEMPINSKI.COM PROPERTY CODES: APPOLLO/GALILEO: 22215 SABRE: 34809 AMADEUS: SOF002 WORLDSPAN: SOFK2 PEGASUS: HYKACCK1 Kempinski Hotel Grand Arena Bansko Bringing your events to new heights at the foot of the Pirin Mountains KEMPINSKI HOTEL GRAND ARENA BANSKO Facilities and services Experience luxury at our hotel, comprising Alpine-style rooms and suites, the award-winning Kempinski The Spa as well as superb meeting and dining facilities. We offer professional expertise and the right environment to turn your ambitious events and unforgettable teambuildings into guaranteed success. NUMBER OF ROOMS AND HOTEL SERVICES RESTAURANTS AND BARS PLACES OF INTEREST SUITES • Guest Services • The Gallery Restaurant • Rila Monastery - part of the • 110 Deluxe Rooms • Laundry / Dry cleaning International cuisine UNESCO world heritage list • 21 Executive Rooms • Airport shuttle / Limousine • Come Prima Restaurant • Pirin Mountains UNESCO • 14 Junior Suites service Mediterranean cuisine National Park • 7 Deluxe Suites • Parking lot • Lobby Bar • Rozhen Monastery • 3 Alpine Suites • Underground valet garage Snacks, tea and coffee creations, • The authentic villages of • 1 Panorama Suite • ATM homemade desserts Leshten, Kovachevitsa and • 1 Presidential Suite • Kids’ Club / Babysitter • Bella Vista Bar & Lounge Ognyanovo • Boutique and Jewelry shop Spacious lounge and open terrace • “St. Teodor Tiron and Theodore GUEST ROOM FACILITIES • State of the art ski room • Sushi Bar & Teppanyaki Grill Stratilat” Temple in Dobarsko • Private balcony • Mountain bikes Authentic Japanese specialities • Pirin Mountain lakes • Air conditioning and cable TV • Tennis court • La Veranda Bar & Lounge • Dancing Bears Park in Belitsa • Mini bar • Billiard Summer terrace with outdoor pool • Fish farm in Dobrinishte • Safe box • VIP Ski pass • Vitamin Bar • The “Holy Trinity” Church and • Complimentary Wi-Fi Fresh juices, nutritious treats and The Bell Tower in Bansko • Study desk WELLNESS facilities healthy snacks • The house-museums of Neofit • Full-length mirror • Kempinski The Spa - a journey • Piano Bar Sing Sing Rilski and Nikola Vaptsarov in • Direct dial telephone inspired by the European cycle Night club with live entertainment Bansko • Spacious bathroom with of the seasons • The monument of Saint Paisius bathtub and shower cabin • Indoor and 2 outdoor pools TEAMBUILDING ACTIVITIES of Hilendar in Bansko • Hairdryer • Indoor and outdoor Jacuzzi • Culinary workshop: Make your • Spiritual & historical center “St. • Bathrobe and slippers • 2 saunas - Finnish and Bio sauna own pizza Paisius of Hilendar” in Bansko • In-room dining • 2 steam baths - Hammam and • Food tasting: Guess the • Velyanova House-museum in • Kettle for coffee and tea in the Aroma steam bath ingredients Bansko suites • Snow room • International and Scoth whiskey • Permanent icon exhibition in • DVD player in the suites • Indoor gym facilities experience Bansko • Solarium • International and Bulgarian wine MEETING AND BANQUET • 12 treatment rooms tasting GENERAL INFORMATION ROOMS • Seasonal massages and facials • Visit to the famous Shestaka and • Currency – BGN /Euro-pegged/ • 4 spacious meeting rooms with • Exclusive products - Elemental Damianitsa wine cellars in the • Climate - moderate continental / natural daylight Herbology, St Barth and Thalgo town of Melnik mountainous • Presidential Suite for exclusive • Unique AlphaSphere • Cocktail making classes • Prices include VAT top management board • Definitive Treatment - Rose • Picnic in the mountains with meetings for up to 10 people therapy with the organic packed lunch • Complimentary Wi-Fi in all cosmetic line Arbu • Themed coffee break: Discover public and meeting areas the local traditions • Full technical support • Energising coffee break with • Unique weddings on the open relaxing mini treatments and air terraces with breathtaking healthy shots mountain views • Dedicated meetings planner Hotel plan View of the ski slopes and the Pirin Mountains Terrace Window front Window front Olimpia Meeting Room Parter Second Floor Bar Mezzanine Foyer / Bella Vista Bar & Lounge Pirin Meeting Room Rila Vitoshа Main entrance MEETING & BANQUET ROOMS SQM RECEPTION BOARDROOM U-SHAPE BANQUET THEATRE CLASSROOM Pirin Meeting Room 114 100 40 50 50 110 70 Vitosha Boardroom 56 30 20 25 30 40 30 Mezzanine Foyer 250 200 - - 130 - - Bella Vista Terrace 200 150 - - 130 - - Olimpia Meeting Room 200 100 40 40 80 180 70 Rila Meeting Room 29 15 12 8 10 20 12.
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