Hotels in Budapest

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Budapest is the capital of Hungary and is recognised as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, as well as being a major centre for culture and tourism in Europe. Many of its attractions have been declared World Heritage.

Budapest is divided into 3 districts: Buda, on the west of the Danube, which has many hills; Pest, on the east of the river, and which is the most commercial area; and the Old Town, which boasts the castle and many other attractions. The city has many famous and important sites, and tourists travel from far and wide to enjoy them. For example, the Great Synagogue is to be found here. This interesting building was constructed in 1854 and it is one of the world' s largest synagogues.

Another curious place is the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. These baths, with two thermal currents of 23° and 25°, were built in 1913 in a neo-Baroque style and they are the largest baths in Europe. Two more impressive buildings are the Parliament and the Esztergom Basilica, one of Europe's largest church buildings. Visit the exotic city of Budapest and discover its secrets!

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• Hotel Mercure Budapest Duna

  

  Budapest, Budapest

  Reviews : 3.75 / 5

  This hotel is the only establishment located on the Pest side of the River Danube in the centre of Budapest, with a picturesque view of Gellert Hill and Buda Castle. Thanks to its setting, the cultural experience provided by the concerts and performances of the Palace of Arts and the National Theatre are only a stone's throw away. Guests will find public transport only 100 m from the hotel and Budapest Airport is only 17 km away.

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• Hotel Soho Boutique Hotel

  

  Budapest, Budapest

  Reviews : 4.00 / 5

  This hotel is located in the heart of Budapest, where Dohány Street and Elizabeth Boulevard meet. It is situated among the dominant buildings and cultural and nightlife venues, in the middle of the colourful and teeming city. Between the eastern and western railway stations, the hotel is nestled in among many famous historical sights. The Danube, Váci Street, the Synagogue, the Budapest Broadway, the best restaurants, theatres and concerts are all located nearby, easily accessed thanks to the excellent traffic and public transport in the area. The hotel lies 1.5 km from shopping venues at the Arena Plaza, 2.5 km from the Opera House, 3 km from the parliament building and 4 km from the Gellért Baths. Budapest Airport is just 22 km away.

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• Hotel Mercure Budapest City Center

  

  Budapest, Budapest

  Reviews : 4.17 / 5

  This hotel is perfectly located in the famous Váci utca pedestrian area. With its proximity to the city centre, the hotel is an ideal starting point for tourists as well as those visiting on a shopping trip.

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• Hotel Novotel Budapest Centrum

  

  Budapest, Budapest

   

  This prestigious, hotel is centrally located and offers the ideal starting point for excursions to the city's most popular tourist sights. Links to the public transport network are to be found within metres of the hotel's entrance.

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• Hotel Novotel Budapest Danube

  

  Budapest, Budapest

  Reviews : 3.50 / 5

  The hotel is located on the Buda side of the city, between Margaret Bridge and the Chain Bridge overlooking the Danube and the Parliament. The hotel is within a 10-minute walk of the World Heritage Site Buda Castle, and the central pedestrian shopping area. Guests will find links to the public transport network around 200 m from the hotel on Batthiány Square, and 1 km away, Mammut offers shopping facilities. Váci Street, Gellért Hill and Citadella and Heroes Square are all within a 20-minute drive and it is some 20 km to Budapest's Ferihegy Airport.

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• Budapest Spa Escape

    by   Smithster

  Budapest is full of them, and there’s nothing better than alter a day’s sight-seeing to head to the city's relaxing spas. The Gellert spa is probably one of the most famous where mainly residents come to distress and enjoy the thermal waters. And for just 3100HUF (or about £10) will get you entry with a half hour massage included. Doors first opened here in 1918 so the building itself is totally spectacular – see the stained glassed windows, mosaics and modernist art décor�

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  • Published   27/04/2009
  
  

• Budapest – Buda y Pest

    by   Leia

  Hace tiempo estuve en Budapest y seguí las instrucciones de un amigo mío que había estado en varias ocasiones allí. Budapest se encuentra dividida por el río Danubio en dos zonas: Buda y Pest con características muy distintas. En el lado de Buda, no te puedes perder el Barrio del Castillo, el Palacio Real, la Iglesia Matías o un paseo por calles como Úri o Táncsisc Mihál, observando los edificios a un lado y a otro de la calle. Cruzando hacia Pest, la Plaza Vörösmarty, la majestuosa Avenida Andrássy, La plaza de los Héroes, el Museo de Bellas Artes o los Baños Széchenyi�

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  • Published   14/04/2009