You can't beat the location in Budapest - everything is right on your doorstep
The room was a letdown - it was tiny, old, and super uncomfortable, with a toilet room that reeked
It's a total steal - I'd definitely recommend it
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Every room includes Air conditioning, Free Wifi, Private bathroom, Flat-screen TV, Wake-up service/Alarm clock, Electric kettle, Heating, Tea/Coffee maker, and 20 more
23 m²
The Spacious Urban room offers exceptional comfort with air conditioning, soundproof walls, and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. It features a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee maker, and a quiet street view, ideal for a relaxing stay.
20 m²
The Cosy Urban room offers a spacious inner courtyard view, exceptional comfort with air conditioning and soundproof walls, and modern amenities like a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower.
20 m²
The Cosy New Style room offers exceptional comfort in 20 m² of space, featuring a bathtub, soundproofing, air conditioning, and free WiFi, with a private bathroom and flat-screen TV, and a serene inner courtyard view.
35 m² · 1 large double bed
The Opera Suite comprises a separate bedroom with a wardrobe, closet and clothes rack, and a seating area with a sofa and a desk. An in‑room ironing facility, cleaning products and a wake‑up service are provided, and a socket beside the bed allows easy charging. The private bathroom offers a bath or shower, towels, hair‑dryer, bathrobe, slippers and complimentary toiletries. Climate control includes air‑conditioning, heating and soundproofing; entertainment features a flat‑screen TV with cable and satellite channels, radio and telephone, while a tea/coffee maker, electric kettle and free Wi‑Fi complete the amenities, and the suite is reachable by elevator.
18 m² · 1 single bed · Sleeps 1
The Solo Urban room is set up for one guest and can add a roll‑away bed or a crib on request. It includes a private bathroom with a shower, hair‑dryer, towels, toilet paper and free toiletries. Climate control offers air‑conditioning and heating, while entertainment and connectivity are provided by a flat‑screen TV with cable channels, radio, free Wi‑Fi, telephone and a desk with a laptop safe; a tea/coffee maker, electric kettle, iron, wardrobe and other in‑room facilities are also available, and the upper floor is reachable by elevator.
The spot is extraordinary: a quiet lane behind the square with Metro 1 stop, in the heart of the city, 15 minutes on foot from the Danube, 5 minutes by public transport; the hotel caters to business travelers, so it’s clean and efficient with a gym, luggage storage, a shower in the fitness area after checkout, and other extras; the staff were super competent and helped with train tickets and booking a non‑tourist excursion; the building is nice but a bit stiff, almost like everywhere in Budapest. Unfortunately outside the “mediterranean basin” there are no blinds or curtains, nor bidets; it’s a pity – in 2026 an international clientele would at least deserve a shower next to the toilet, and a blackout curtain that reaches the floor would have been better; it was heavy but didn’t cover fully.
“Ubicación ideal”
The location is ideal and the value for money is good, yet when we arrived with two water bottles, one ran out and they never refilled them; with the heat that would have been a nice touch, and the breakfast option is a bit pricey if you only need coffee, juice and a pastry.
“Liked it!”
An evening staff member was cheerful, helpful, and had a big smile; her English was excellent, though I never caught her name. I didn’t like having to fill my bottles in the bathroom—water was drinkable but not tasty, and I’d have preferred a kitchen or reception spot where I wouldn’t have to pay.
The staff were friendly and excellent, helping with everything possible, but the room was cramped and not wheelchair‑accessible, the shower was inaccessible, and one bed was in the hallway so one of us had to sleep on the floor.
The location is beautiful, but it’s a shame nobody speaks even a little French.
The spot is extraordinary: a quiet lane behind the square with Metro 1 stop, in the heart of the city, 15 minutes on foot from the Danube, 5 minutes by public transport; the hotel caters to business travelers, so it’s clean and efficient with a gym, luggage storage, a shower in the fitness area after checkout, and other extras; the staff were super competent and helped with train tickets and booking a non‑tourist excursion; the building is nice but a bit stiff, almost like everywhere in Budapest. Unfortunately outside the “mediterranean basin” there are no blinds or curtains, nor bidets; it’s a pity – in 2026 an international clientele would at least deserve a shower next to the toilet, and a blackout curtain that reaches the floor would have been better; it was heavy but didn’t cover fully.
The staff were friendly and excellent, helping with everything possible, but the room was cramped and not wheelchair‑accessible, the shower was inaccessible, and one bed was in the hallway so one of us had to sleep on the floor.
“Ubicación ideal”
The location is ideal and the value for money is good, yet when we arrived with two water bottles, one ran out and they never refilled them; with the heat that would have been a nice touch, and the breakfast option is a bit pricey if you only need coffee, juice and a pastry.
The location is beautiful, but it’s a shame nobody speaks even a little French.
“Liked it!”
An evening staff member was cheerful, helpful, and had a big smile; her English was excellent, though I never caught her name. I didn’t like having to fill my bottles in the bathroom—water was drinkable but not tasty, and I’d have preferred a kitchen or reception spot where I wouldn’t have to pay.
