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We booked a room for 2 adults. The room was beautiful with high ceiling. This hotel is very central. A 3-minute walk to St. Stephen's Basilica, which is just as beautiful during the day as it is at night. There is a lot of restaurants and a couple of grocery stores nearby. Going to most tourist attractions such as House of Parliament, Fisherman's Bastion, and Buda Castle is very walkable and the scenery is beautiful. The staff at the hotel were very polite and accommodating. Every night, they would prepare the room by closing the curtains, place two pieces of chocolate by the side table, and write down a note about the forecast for the next day.

This brand new 5-star hotel say they are aiming even higher than 5 stars..They success! The interior gives a unique atmosphere that is connected to the famous restaurant and bar. The breakfast, roomservice and not at least the dinner in the restaurant is simply delicious. Servispeople are on spot to help out at all times. We did not try out the spa(The prices for the treatments are quite high compeared to what you can get elsewhere in Budapest). We were lucky and got to spend 3 nights at this fantastic hotel included breakfast for only about 440 Euro in total for 2 persons! A lot for the money! (Compared for what we get home in Norway..). 23. October is the National Day of Hungary, and people gathered right outside the hotel for speaches and television, marking the day. The hotel lefs a letter in our room the day before, informing about this. The crowds were calm, and we experience the Hungarian people as very friendly and calm. A moment to remember was when they played the National Anthem, and we where inside the hotel that afternoon, hearing the people sing. Beautiful! The only negative is that the have a constructionary proble that the water from the shower is floating out on the bathroomfloor. This is under work.

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.

I Enjoyed my stay in this hotel and the country. It has been to date the best European country I have visited and the hotel made the holiday even better. The location of the hotel is perfect right next to the famous Chain bridge. My room had a large window which overlooked the bridge and castle across the river. At night these were beautifully lit up which made for a very romantic setting. The staff were friendly and taxis were readily available outside along with the sightseeing bus tours and river cruise just across the road.

Stayed for 3 nights in the end of may 2012. It was a good experience, felt like a standard 4 star hotel. rooms where a bit on the small side, but then again they always are in Europe. Location was the absolutLy best thing with the hotel. Near the city center, near gellert hill, near everything! Breakfast was good. Nothing extreme as I read here. The downsides of the hotel is that you pay some weird city tax when you check in. It wasn't much but I don't understand why they don't add that in from the beginning! When we where leaving the hotel also wanted to book a taxi for us that where 1800 ft more expensive then the normal rate. Again not a lot money but I just don't understand why! Does the hotel really need to make taxi commission money to make a profit? All in all it was a good stay.

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.

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.

My friends and I stayed in panorama central for 4 nights. The stay was very pleasant with clean rooms, we had a bottle of wine in the room to welcome our arrival and there was also a jacuzzi in the bathroom - not sure if only selected bathrooms had a jacuzzi but this was a real bonus as we only booked the standard room so was a nice surprise to see this! wifi was very good and the staff were helpful. The location is great, its only a short 10 minute walk to St. Stephen's Basilica and there are shops and cafes nearby.

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.

This is the second time we have stayed at the Three Corners Art. We booked a superior room on the sixth floor and according to the receptionist it was the best room in the house! Breakfast was included in the package- plenty of choice - hot and cold selection. Room was very spacious with a modern shower room (free toiletries). Also included in the room were tea/coffee making facilities, robes and slippers. Budapest is a great city to visit- you must visit the market hall and one of the ruin bars.

We really enjoyed our stay at your hotel. The breakfast buffet was good, the staff were friendly and helpful, our room and bathroom was clean, and the location was superb. A short walk from the Metro Station where you can buy the 24 hr pass and the bus stop of Bus#16 which will take you up to the Castle District. It is also close to the Tram #2 stop which can take you from the Central Market all the way up to Parliament. St. Stephen's is close by with lots of restaurants and coffee shops to choose from. Thank you for a wonderful stay in Budapest.

This was one of the best accommodations we have stayed in and we will highly recommend this and definitely look into coming back and booking with your hotel again. The staff were incredible and Very helpful. We were sad to leave but had the best time and this was mainly down to having a great experience at the hotel! All the best and possibly see you in the future! Thanks, Robyn and Elena!!!

this hotel has an excellent location for getting around budapest. public transport stops are just outside and the staff are very helpful and attentative. we ate in the hotel the first night and the food was very good value and extremely tasty. its also very beautiful inside having kept its original features and is spotlessly clean. dont book through agoda though as they over inflate the exchange rate and it is better value to book direct with the hotel. they speak a number of languages and will sort everything out for you

I enjoyed my stay at the Marmara Hotel. The staff were super friendly and helpful. The room was on the smaller side, however was tastefully decorated and neatly maintained. The highlight was the breakfast. Outside of the subcontinent, it had the widest spread I have ever seen. The location is nice too as it is just a 10 min stroll away from the Basilica and not too far away from the river front as well.

The staff here were very professional. At all times they were courteous, attentive and extremely helpful, always available to provide information, phone for taxis and to make guests feel welcome. We had breakfast included in our booking. So glad we did. The food was delicious, sufficient and beautifully served. We also had dinner here; again delicious, beautifully served and sufficient. Largely because of the excellent staff, we would choose to stay at The Gerloczy again on our next visit to Budapest.

We stayed at the Kempinski in July 2011. A lovely hotel. Our room was great, even though it was two twin beds, but we didn't mind so much. The beds were very comfortable, the bathrooms were lovely, the room was large. Our view wasn't that great, as it was to the courtyard in the back, but it wasn't bad. We didn't spend much time in the hotel at all. It was close to some good shopping and close to most of the major tourist sites. A hop on hop off bus stop is around the corner and so is the metro. but budapest is pretty small, so you don't really need to use the public transportation that much. Cons. Not on the river, which would have been ideal. It was a short walk away though. The pool was tiny. The gym was also tiny and limited, but the machines were top quality though. Breakfast was very very price. 25 euros per person. We just went to the california coffee house in front of st stephen's basilica and had a big breakfast for 16 euros for two people. Otherwise it was a fantastic stay and i would recommend the hotel to anyone. Also, there's a Nobu in the hotel.

I book the hotel for my two bosses who had a business trip on budapest The first booked is for 2 nights and two rooms But they had to extend the meeting so i booked another 1 night and two rooms I already send a message to hotel with explanation 'this is extended guess from booking code xxxxxx' I double check with agoda team and agoda team its enough to make them (hotel) know But when my boss check out,the hotel ask them to pay for the last night because hotel said you only paid for two night and they debit my boss credit card.they insist we dont pay enough nights I call agoda cs and they call the hotel directly after tht the hotel credited the payment that they debit through my boss credit card (because we paid it full before they arrived) Thank you so much agoda cs team.and for budapest team,you should learn more about all the information detail of your guess..it makes you look unprofessional as a 5 star hotel.

This was one of the best hotels I've ever visited. I'd chosen it for its high rates in online travel services and I wasn't disappointed. The rooms were cosy, nicely decorated with a modern feeling, and quite roomy. Room service was also very good. One of the greatest aspects of this hotel, other than its services and friendly stuff, is its location; it sits two blocks from the Danube river, and just one block from the start of the venerable Vaci street. It's also very well connected, with bus and metro stations right across the street, and a tram station one block away. My only strife was with the hotel's WiFi; the signal in my room was too low and the network kept disconnecting. The hotel stuff provided me with a UTP cable, but it turned out that either the cable was bad or the RJ45 plug was dead. On the other hand, the signal was quite good in the hotel lobby and restaurant/cafeteria. Another minor shortcoming was that the room windows had no shutters but just light curtains and rooms from the two wings of the hotel were facing each other.

Location is central. Just off Vaci street which is the main shopping street in Budapest. You can also walk towards the river and catch great views of the Buda Palace. There are two nearby subway/metro terminals (one which is direct from the train station). St. Stephen Basilica and Dohany Street Synagogue are walking distance. Rooms are comfortable and modern - think it is a popular choice for business travelers. Wifi is free. We didn't pay for breakfast, but there is a good bakery just next door - so you can get good breads.

First, the staff at the hotel are incredible. Quick to arrange anything you want. The hotel itself is gorgeous and the location is absolutely perfect, right opposite the Chain Bridge. Its the kind of hotel you look forward to coming back to. Room and bathroom are also very nice. Beakfast was good but the hot food, eggs, pancakes, etc. were a little below par. Charcuterie is excellent. And the bar makes wonderful cocktails.