The SAS tag actually stands for Scandinavian Airlines System, but you could well imagine the Special Armed Service abseiling down the facade, before bursting in through a barricaded window. Hopefully, nothing of the sort will occur during your stay at this popular upmarket hotel. Housed in a palatial mid-nineteenth century building, the Radisson SAS has 168 rooms to choose from, so children can really have fun exploring the place. Slovak chef Peter 'Fesi' Dudas works his magic in the kitchen, and there's a techno gym for the sporty.
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