Find hotels near City Center - Belváros in Budapest, Hungary

We got lost on the way to hotel because of wrong postcode set to my GPS. We called hotel and Peter explained everything needed to get to right place. He also took care of parking place for my car and helped with parking tips, fee, gave feedback about to restaurant we wanted to go to and add also some tips for private trip over the weekend. He really helped to fomr my opinion about hotel but also Budapest city itself. One cons - breakfast in minus one floor in place without windows - its a shame in such a beautiful city and hotel. Hotel is located in really city center, 2 minutes from St.Stephen Basilica,very nice wellness and also rooms.

mercure city center hotel is ideally located in very center of budapest, in famous vatci utca (main pedestrian street) where lot of h palaces, places of interest, restaurants and shops can be found. well known bridges connecting banks of danube river are in close proximity as well. it’s walking distance to all attractions and museums. hotel is very well managed, great service, rooms are very spacious, clean with refrigerator, safe, good aircon system, modern bathroom, but bed could be more comfortable (too soft mattress is not what i prefer). hotel provides free wireless and can arrange taxi to pick you up/take you to the airport - one way 23 euros). next to hotel is excellent italian restaurant which i would warmly recommend (avoid those restaurants with "traditional cuisine" on huge square situated right from hotel and next to new shopping mall, its lousy food there, not worth the money!) budapest is definitely one of the most beautiful cities in the world, but 2 -3 days will be quite enough to see the most important city can offer. i would definitely stay again in hotel mercure city center if i go again to capital of hungary ! please note, if you want to stay in very center, make sure you booked “mercure city center hotel” since there are several “mercure” hotels in the town.

located in the center of budapest, sofitel is perhaps one of the best choice for our stay in budapest also during our trip to europe this time. hotel is provided with all necessary facilities you would required, great fitness center with indoor swimming pool. large room and very comfortable bathroom. hotel accept 3 persons in a room with free of charge additional sofa-bed. staff are very friendly and helpful. great choice.

The hotel is located on the Pest side on a pretty quiet street, but just one street over is the main shopping street Vaci, and a 10 minute walk from the city center. The complimentary breakfast is beyond what I would ever expected from a hotel, with a wide variety of foods and drinks that is constantly being replenished, a coffee machine boasting different varieties of milk for all tolerances, and a fresh squeezed orange juice machine. Eating breakfast at this hotel kept my appetite satisfied well into the afternoon. Finally, the front desk staff were some of the most polite and helpful hotel staff I have ever encountered. They happily gave recommendations, put up with making and changing many reservations for us, and most importantly, called everyone necessary to find my missing luggage, and persevered despite being given unhelpful answers, went on to find my luggage and make sure I had it before my flight out.

Everything was excellent. Especially the riverside view with the Palace on the mountain from the room was wonderful through the largest window at night. The hotel itself was also luxury and clean, with bigger size room which was very comfortable, located at the best site in the city. Staff services were also very courteous and restaurant served very good food. The only problem was one of the bed making staff who had a doubt behavior while we were at the breakfast. My wife's sudden return from the restaurant discovered the event, and had nothing be stolon. Hotel Manager responded quickly faithfully and no more problems happened.

Stayed overnight, as others say the location is in the very center of the city, the Great Market Hall is literally just around the corner (2 minutes of walking), as is the nearest metro station. The hotel itself is nice, clean, and quiet. Breakfast selection is quite wide and very tasty (the best I've had so far in Budapest). What I have to put on a figurative pedestal though is the reception staff - they have been very helpful, always pleasant, and went above and beyond their duties when I had a problem with transport out of Budapest and had to wait until the next morning for the next train. Residence Baron is not the cheapest option in the city. But choosing something cheaper just means you'll pay the difference in discomfort, or in sanity (speaking from experience). I'm certain that if I find myself in Budapest again, I'm staying in this hotel, they have earned a loyal customer in me.

When I was about to check in I was told there was an error in my reservation - the days was offset by one day and they had expected my arrival the day before! However, without any argument the receptionist kindly offered to correct the booking free of charge, even though the fault was not at the hotel. I was amazed they didn't use the situation to cash in a few extra $$ but I guess it shows their dedication in making the stay as pleasant and free of troubles for the traveler as possible. A big star in their book for that! As for the rest of the stay, it was worth every cent. The location is about perfect for Budapest, close to the river, the main shopping street, and right next to the metro and trams. The rooms was very well cleaned and even though small (they warn about this on their page) the space is well used so they don't feel that small. And the breakfast was very well for being free of charge. Excellent value for money. Highly recommended! (Business travelers beware, there is a computer at the lobby and a free wi-fi hotspot, but the wi-fi does not work from the rooms.)

Don't be fooled by the reasonable price. The Museum Central is conveniently located (close to the airport bus stop and other public transport) and slap bang in the middle of the city making each tourist trip easy and convenient. The building is a charming historic period with great architecture. Don't bother booking here if you are of the posing type as you need to enter the hotel using a single lift and the reception is on the second floor.. I had a great stay here and rate this hotel as a Budapest hidden boutique gem.

We had the confirmation to stay at the Budapest Panorama Central located close to the city center during 26-28 April but Agoda told us the last minute to move to an alternative accommodation at the Quality Point Apartments which is only few minutes from the Opera and Andrassy Avenue and about 100 metres from the metro station Octogon. The apartments has a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The fully equipped kitchen includes a dining area. The facilities also include an iron, a washing machine but we do not have a hair dryer in our room. Andrassy Avenue with its beautiful buildings and exclusive shops is part of the World Heritage and is located next to Quality Point Apartments. The Hungarian State Opera House is 150 metres from the property. Our room was new, clean, and very comfortable and the lady staff was very friendly and helpful.

Greetings from Pakistan!! I was traveling with my wife and a three and a half year old son. I initially booked the hotel for two nights and later on extended it for another two days. The extension of my stay was done without any hassle. The hotel is beautiful and the room had everything that we needed. The staff was super super friendly and they were so kind to us and especially to my kid offering candies and spoiling him all the time. The breakfast was enough for us, that we didn't need to have lunch. The lift was slightly old, but it works perfectly alright. The washroom was modern, and the rooms were very clean. The best part of this hotel was its location. It is very very central, and you can see many places within your walking distance. Also, you can find a super market very close to the hotel, and a delicious "Istanbul Doner Kebab" is also available within your walking distance. I would not mind staying there once again, if I travel Budapest once again.

Before I review this good hotel, I want to warn who reads this against a restaurant where we were ripped off. The restaurant's name is Buborék Bisztro and its address is Dorottya utca 8 (this is very near to that known square called Vörösmarty Tér). If you ever eat there, beware of prices of wine because they charged us 3500HUF = 16US$ for just a glass of wine (it was our fault not to ask beforehand how much this would cost -we just assumed that it would cost what a glass of wine normally costs all over Western Europe-, so they took advantage of our "innocence" to ripp us off). Now, with reference to the City Hotel Pilvax, we were very satisfied with the location (it's in the heart of Pest, very close to Ferenciek Tere metro station which line is perfect to get to the airport), with the staff (very nice people), with the room and with the breakfast. The room was not so big but its size was enough for the two of us (picture attached). It was very clean, it had 2 comfortable beds, good heating, a not so big but very clean bathroom (picture attached), a convenient wardrobe, a couple of chairs, a desk, a normal TV set (not flat screen) and a small refrigerator. The sleeping quality was also good. We didn't hear any noise at all from other rooms and neither from the pedestrian street where the hotel is located even when our room was on the first floor (there is no elevator). In regards to the breakfast, we loved the breakfast room (see attached picture) and also the breakfast which offered much more than a usual continental breakfast. There was scrambled egg, small hot sausages, 4 types of bread, pieces of tomates and other vegetable, 2 types of cheese, several types of cold meat and cold sausages, butter, 2 types of jam, yogurts, bananas, apples, oranges, cereals, cold milk, hot milk, tea, coffe and fruit juices. Finally, let me mention as well that in the hotel lobby they have a computer for guests (and there is also wifi).

I would stay here again. The staff were welcoming and helpful, the room comfortable, with a touch of classical luxury, the shower was hot and powerful,breakfast was great. We asked for a kettle and one was provided instantly. The hotel is literally at a metro stop and also the city tour buses stop outside. The Jewish district is right next to the hotel too where you can find cheaper restaurants and the retro ruinbars. It only took ten minutes to walk to the river at a leisurely pace..

The host was very accommodating as we were checking in at different times and he ensure someone was there at the apartment. He also picked up my friends from the airport (for a reasonable fee) which was very nice as there was no hassle in finding the place. The apartment is located on the busy Vaci street which has many cafes and restaurants. Since cafes and restaurants close by late evening, the nights were very peaceful. It is a 5-10 minute walking distance to the Basilica, the city square and even shorter walk to the Great River Danube. The apartment itself was very spacious, neat and well maintained. The highlight has to be the price. We were very pleasantly surprised to see the quality of the apartment for the price we paid.

I should start by saying the staff is extremely helpful and accomidating. When I arrive they were over booked and had made arrangements for me to stay elsewhere. (I was put in Marmara after the first hotel I was to stay at was overbooked.) The hotel was very clean and the bed was comfortable. However, I was a bit shocked to find out that a hotel billing itself as a four star hotel did not have somethings a basic as Wifi or the complementary water and tea/coffee in the guests rooms. There is internet access via eithernet cable or tv that you can pay to use in the rooms. That said, they could not get the internet to work in my room. It was winter and the heater was on max - so no worries about being cold here. I spent the night with the window open trying to keep from sweating in the room. The hotel is quiet but dark in the hallways and rooms. The hotel is located near one of the main streets and a metro stop making it easy to get about the city. Despite all the frustrations associated with my staff, the staff honestly did their best to solve any problem that arose and I do appreciate that helpfulness.

A medium sized hotel on a quiet side of a busy pedestrian street. Very quiet, very friendly. The rooms are smallish but adequate, seem to be recently renovated, clean and well kept. It in the very center of the city, a short walking distance from the Danuve and City Market. No coffee/tea corner, but plenty of coffee shops around. The breakfast is good. No free wi-fi, but you can purchase per-access wi-fi at a reasonable price. A very good value for money.