3-Star Hotels in Budapest

Overall, my stay was quite average, and I felt the value for money was low. The location is indeed excellent, very close to the subway station, which made getting around to attractions and finding food incredibly convenient. However, the room layout was particularly cramped, with very limited space to move around and insufficient storage. The breakfast offered a small variety of items and was quite ordinary in taste, nothing special. Additionally, the soundproofing in the room was poor, and corridor noise easily seeped in. While the facilities were new, the attention to detail was lacking. I'd only recommend this hotel for a quick overnight stop, not for travelers who prioritize accommodation quality.

Clean and new. The breakfast made me happy 😋 The location was amazing too — within walking distance of St. Stephen's Basilica, the Chain Bridge, and Parliament. It was such a nice vibe walking along the Danube River.

Hotel Review: A Cozy Stay in Budapest I recently had the opportunity to stay at a hotel in Budapest, and my experience was quite pleasant. Overall Ambiance: This hotel offers a more home-like environment rather than the traditional professional hotel experience. The atmosphere was relaxed and inviting, which made it easy to unwind during my stay. Location: While the hotel may appear to be slightly distant from the city center, I found that accessing the main attractions was not an issue. With a variety of convenient transportation options, including trams and the metro, reaching the heart of Budapest was straightforward and manageable. It’s an ideal location for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city while still being easily connected. Service: The receptionist staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating. I appreciated their attentiveness; they would knock multiple times before entering the room, ensuring guest comfort and privacy. Additionally, the option to store my luggage at the hotel after check-out was a significant advantage, allowing me to explore the city without the burden of my bags. Room Comfort and Amenities: My room was spacious and equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. The bed was decent, providing a good night’s sleep. Despite my short one-night stay, I found the accommodations to be more than satisfactory. Dining: The breakfast section offered a variety of options, making it a pleasant way to start the day. I found the selection to be adequate and enjoyable, contributing to a positive overall experience. Conclusion: In summary, if you’re seeking a quiet retreat away from the city’s hectic pace, this hotel in Budapest is a commendable choice. With its cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and accessible location, it provides a comfortable base for both short and extended stays. My experience was quite satisfactory, and I would recommend it to others looking for a relaxed stay in Budapest.

Everything is clean. Mattress a bit hard. Quite convenient as we drive a car. Carpark at the hotel basement. Use hourly rate Ft300/ hour instead of whole day pass £22 if you not staying at hotel whole day. No toothbrush toothpaste only have body wash provided. Coffee shop at lobby quite good.

The service here is good and the accommodation is also very good. The bathroom is also very good overall. The accommodation is on the opposite side of the reception, but it was worth it. The airport bus stop is also close, so I definitely recommend it.

The room was quiet, but in the evening there was some rattling and footsteps from the room upstairs, which was disturbing. The breakfast was good, but I have experienced better ones, there could have been more fresh salads. We stayed 4 nights, before the last night the room was not cleaned, even though we left a note on the door at 11 am: it can be cleaned. The cleaning trolleys were still in the hallway by our room. Our friends' room was cleaned every day. So the service was variable. The air conditioning worked well, once you learned how to unlock it. The beds were good. If you choose twinbeds, they are just moved apart and the passage to the glass-walled shower and washbasin is very cramped. You had to move the beds together if you wanted to walk without falling. Our friends' room was different, the space next to the beds was wider. A separate toilet is a good idea, but there should have been a small hand basin, especially if the toilet is in the hallway and the basin is on the other side of the room. The floor of each room is slightly different. Typical 3 star hotel.

As a solo traveler, I spoke no Hungarian and my English was very limited. The front desk staff were incredibly kind, and my room was spacious and clean. I understand that amenities like conditioner and toothbrushes weren't provided, and I honestly didn't expect them. The view from the hotel was spectacular, with a beautiful church visible close by. Its proximity to the station made it very convenient. They kindly held my luggage for me while I was out exploring, which allowed me to see so many sights. I visited the Central Market and even had the chance to attend mass at a church. The area also boasts numerous attractions, and I even found an unexpected shopping mall nearby, which was a fun surprise! I would definitely stay here again if I ever return to Hungary. Thank you very much.

Very good location, but you might need to bare in mind that it is in the city centre so it will be loud during the night. It located just right next to St. Stephen’s square. Walkable distance to the river.

Great apartments! There's a wonderful coffee shop called Arabica and an Asian spot called Ichigo right nearby, which I visited every day. Highly recommend!

The accommodation was easy enough to find. I was not really sure what to expect because there are so many different pictures on the website. I stayed in a studio with a mezzanine bedroom. I had a bit of bother getting in because the link to a video of how to access didn't, but they did help. For the price it was fine (it was the grand prix weekend in Budapest). There were some maintenance issues - Kitchen and bathroom taps were both loose. Bathroom sink didn't drain properly and no plug. Bedroom ceiling light was broken so I needed to use the bed light and as there was no two way switch on it I was up and down stairs to switch. The flat was with a few others via a locked door to the central open staircase/walkway. Unfortunately people on the other flats came home at different times in the early morning so the later arrivals were pounding on the shared outer door to rouse their pals and get in. Having visited historical places in Budapest it really felt like a full immersive historical experience. I'm sure it would help people who want a better rest if more keycards were issued to higher occupancy rooms. I think the block has some locals and some rentals. I liked the local charm of the place, but not the nightly disturbance of the partying crews.