★★★·Budapest·8.5
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Located in a 19th-century palace on Andrássy Avenue in central Budapest, the Andrassy Thai Hotel offers 24-hour reception, Thai- and classically styled rooms, and free WiFi. Spacious rooms feature balconies, seating areas, minibars, flat-screen cable TVs, and bathrooms. The hotel is near Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út Metro Station and St. Stephen’s Basilica, with the Chain Bridge and Danube River 400 meters away.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The air conditioning worked well, but calling this a three‑star hotel feels like a joke. The converted apartment had a tiny bathroom/ toilet combo, windows that didn’t seal properly and no blackout curtains. There was barely enough room for two beds, and breakfast was served in a restaurant in the neighboring building.
Walter·Il y a un mois
The staff were extremely friendly, polite and responsive, solving every query instantly and exuding genuine hospitality. The bed was comfortable and the linens were pristine, with a Thai‑style room. The location was perfect—everything of interest was within walking distance. The place was cozy, stylish and peaceful, and I’m grateful to the hotel team for the wonderful welcome! We will definitely return and recommend it to all friends and acquaintances. 10 out of 10!
Irina·Il y a un mois
The location was good, but the bathroom was very small.
Chirivella·Il y a un mois
The location was excellent; the hotel is a short walk from the subway station and close to entertainment areas (the giant wheel is a few minutes on foot). The rooms were decent but not as shown in the pictures. A large room with a rather small shower and no space for toiletries. Breakfast was served at a nearby restaurant and was quite disappointing. If you’re looking for a place to sleep and don’t care about décor, this works.
Keren·Il y a un mois
The biggest plus of this accommodation is its hyper‑central location, and breakfast was also very good. Personally, I can’t call this place a hotel. First you have to pass a street‑level door with a code, then you arrive at an inner courtyard where you must open a second coded door. The reception sits on the first floor of an old building under renovation. The staff are friendly. The room is in that part of the building, which also houses other lodging, including another hotel. The room is fine, high ceiling, wall painted roughly, little or no finishing, but the AC works perfectly. The major drawback is the constant noise from the construction in this huge building.
Emmanuel·Il y a un mois