Hotel di fianco alla stazione Keleti, con una tradizione secolare

The hotel is close to a metro station. Only 3 lines in Budapest as it is really close and very efficient and cheap different points of the city are within easy reach. The restaurant (Fiaker) also provides original Landeskost on high level.

Hotel: 499 Rooms on 8 floors, 70 's style, but very clean. Everything was very clean and spacious. We got a very cheap hot deal which was a double room with breakfast included. Location: 5 Minutes walk from the Ostbahnhof Keleti pu. And the metro station. In the area many restaurants, stores, and plenty of fast-food-huge (who likes it). Service: The check-in was very smooth and fast, they got our room ready at 10 :30 o'clock move (as we arrived by train and's simply tried), which was great. Very friendly staff who speak English and sometimes also German. Food: We stayed at the Fiaker-restaurant in the evening, the supervision was obliging and friendly, the (Hungarian) food was very good and reasonable prices. Breakfast in the restaurant Beatrix, which is actually very large, for the number of beds but large is necessary. also a big buffet, with huge selection of hot and cold food, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Room: We had room number 748 - is to be recommended as they seem to consist of two rooms (we extracted from the everywhere on the door was also one of the two largest in this floor): bedroom separated from the living area relevant, 2 bathrooms, plenty of storage space, in freestanding closets and in iconic tribute to old built-in cupboards. View to the inner courtyard, was good, because in front of the hotel to the subway stop is being built. Our windows were so close that there was absolutely no noise disturbance. Also from the corridor wasn't hear anything from the other. The cleanliness was alright, the (double)bed wide with comfortable (fixed) mattresses. Advice: We only 2 tips: with forints pay the stated Europreise are everywhere, the conversion factor is but to say the very inconvenient. Please note, the exchange rate at the train station's the worst, in the city (hairdressers there's really everywhere) were the courses very advantageous for us. With many shops and restaurants, it was a service charge in the height of about 10 - 15 % from the Gesamtrechnungspreis in addition ALL NIGHTS will be charged. This seems a "Budapest-specialty' be everywhere, but it is also very correct and detailed in the menus.

I would recommend it definitely. It was inexpensive, centrally located, clean, and the stff was very nice.

This four star hotel is conveniently close to the central train station and easily accessable to anywhere with public transportation. Their breakfast is one of the best that I have seen in my travels in Europe. Staff is friendly and accommodating. This was the best hotel that I stayed in Eastern Europe. The only downside was something out of their control -- The constant Budapest street and Metro construction.

Wir waren rundum zufrieden! Lage: in Sichtweite vom Bahnhof Keleti pu. Frühstück mit reichlicher Auswahl und gut! Safe kostenlos am Empfang! Servie hervoragend und stets freundlich. Tipp 1. Tauschen Sie kein Geld bei der Western Union Reisebank, sie wollten uns ca. 20 % weniger für € tauschen. Tipp 2. Statt der Budapestcard besser und billiger die Travelercard am Metrostand, Budapestcard für 3 Tage 7900 Forint zwar mit Einrittsermäßigungen, Travelcard für 3 Tage 3100 Forint, damit können Sie mit Metro, Straßenbahn und Bus kreuz und quer fahren und so oft sie wollen, strenge Kontrollen! Fahren mit der Metro kein Problem, achten Sie auf die Richtungsangabe, wichtiger Knotenpunkt und Umsteigemöglichkeit: Deak Ferenec ter Preise haben schon meist westliches Niveau ! unbedingt sehenswert: Burganlage in Buda + Altstadt, Fischerbastei, Markthalle bei der Freiheitsbrücke, Zitadelle, Freiheitsdenkmal am Gellertberg, Cafe New York, zwischen Bahnhof Keleti pu und Donau, wohl das orginellste aber nicht billige Cafe in Budapest, Parlament weiter zu empfehlen: Synagoge, größte Europas, war nachmittags geschlossen, Zoo, Zirkus, Heldenpark, beim Oktogon! Oper, bei schönem Wetter: flanieren an der Donau, Eis essen u. a. bei schlechtem Wetter besuchen Sie ein Thermalbad, im Hotel Gellert das Gellertbad, das Rudasbad am Fuß des Gellertberges, Szechenyi-Bad beim Zoo, meist unter freiem Himmel! Westbahnhof mit Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Fußgängerzone paralell zur Donau nahe Mariott Hotel Taschengeld, so zwischen 30 - 50 € pro Tag und Person, als Richtungsangabe und nach persönlichem Bedarf. Speisen: einfach ab 6 € bis über 25 €, Beilagen extra, teils auch Preisangaben bei Fleisch und Fisch für 100 gr ! Viel Spaß und schönen Aufenthalt!

Gutes Stadthotel in zentraler Lage am Bahnhof Keleti pu, hier kommen alle Züge aus Wien an. Verkehrskontenpunkt beim Bahnhof, U-Bahn, Bus, hier ist eine 3 Tage Metro-Karte zu empfehlen Reisetipps; alte Burganlage in Buda, Donau und die vielen Brücken ( Kettenbrücke, Freiheitsbrücke u. a ),Markthalle, Innenstadt, Parlament, St. Stefans-Kirche, Heldenpark, Zoo, Thermalbäder, Gellertbad u. a. Cafe New York Speisen und Getränke sind nicht mehr so günstig, Lokale, man muss schon etwas suchen unter 10 €, bessere 20 €