
Buda Castle Fashion Hotel
The building is from the 15th century, the vaulted brickwork in the lobby is stylish, but the hotel name itself is noted for its boutique standards.

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The building is from the 15th century, the vaulted brickwork in the lobby is stylish, but the hotel name itself is noted for its boutique standards. There are 25 rooms and suites that look upon a cobbled stoned street or facing a quiet grass courtyard. Services on offer are a rich, buffet breakfast, bar lounge and free Wi-Fi; the hotel itself does not have a restaurant but there are restaurants nearby and the staff can assist in locating them or any other particular dining requirements you might have.
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The building is from the 15th century, the vaulted brickwork in the lobby is stylish, but the hotel name itself is noted for its boutique standards.

The Lanchid is the winner of the Best Architecture category at the European Hotel Design Awards in 2008, and has 45 rooms on offer, 3 panorama suites, 3 meeting rooms and a terraced restaurant with a bar.

The grande dame of Budapest hotels, this establishment has 221 rooms and 13 suites; each fitted with satellite TV, telephone, radio and mini-bar.

French polished furniture and brocade are the style here in this expensive hotel. Accommodating up to 210 guests, with eight meeting rooms, the hotel’s has its own catering staff that can plan a themed dinner,

A beautiful, high-class hotel just off Andrassy ut (go through Munkacsy Mihaly utca 5-7), it was built in 1937 and renovated in 2007.

With only 20 rooms, this is one of the smallest, best-kept secrets in Budapest. The hotel has a beautiful back garden with a swimming pool and some of the rooms even have balconies.

The rooms have variety in doubles, triples and quads to eight person dormitories and the establishment is on a quiet street just one city block away from the Danube.

If you had to give an award for most unassuming accommodation, this hotel would win hands down: it’s a one-time ferry that’s anchored in the Danube.

Situated in a fantastic location, near Andrassy ut, Heroes’ Sq and City Park, this hotel has 161 rooms on seven floors. Some look down onto a garden and over 65 of the rooms have been renovated in recent years.

With 120 rooms – some with their own shower, this hotel offers dirt cheap prices for those on a small budget. What it lacks in facilities it makes up for in location; nearby there is the Campona shopping mall a

Bright and film-orientated here, this hostels offers dormitory, double/twin, triple, four, and multi- bedded rooms and can cater for up to 43 guests.

Budapest’s first hostel is quite small – only 50 dormitory and double bed rooms – but the welcoming you get from the well-travelled owners and the fun, colourful atmosphere are still a major drawcard.

Found at the heart of the Inner Town, this comfortable place has two floors, a small kitchen and large common room are the facilities on offer.

There are four colourfully themed rooms here: India, Japan, Africa and Space, and some of the dorms have loft sleeping quarters.
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