Hotels With Parking in Pest, Hungary

The hotel boat's location is fantastic. Parliament, Margaret Island, and a wide variety of restaurants are all within easy walking distance. The accommodation itself, however, is very outdated. The booking confirmation is barely worth the paper it's printed on. We had specifically booked a river view room and received confirmation. In the end, though, they told us they were fully booked, and we were given a tiny room overlooking the dock wall (i.e., no view of anything). The advertised parking space turned out to be a public parking lot in Budapest's most expensive parking zone. You also won't find a hairdryer in the room. Breakfast was remarkably unremarkable. If you like retro style, you'll be happy. But apart from chlorine-based cleaning products, they haven't invested in anything here. They're milking this place dry.

The hotel is conveniently located right next to Budapest Keleti train station, making it easy to travel around the city. It’s only about five tram stops to the city centre, and there are plenty of supermarkets and restaurants nearby. If you get a room facing the main road, you’ll also enjoy a great view of the train station. However, there are some downsides. The air conditioning doesn’t work during autumn and winter, so the only option for ventilation is to open the window. Unfortunately, the hotel is extremely noisy since it’s right next to a main road where police and ambulance sirens go off very frequently, making it hard to rest. Additionally, luggage storage isn’t free—you have to pay by the hour, which feels a bit inconvenient. Overall, it’s a great choice for location and convenience, but not ideal if you’re looking for peace and quiet or comfort in cooler seasons.

I had previously emailed them requesting a room with a good view, and indeed, the hotel assigned me a high-floor room directly facing the Parliament building. The transportation is very convenient; there's a taxi stand right outside, and the metro station is only a few hundred meters away, making it easy to get anywhere. However, European hotels are generally quite small. If you don't have high expectations, it's certainly acceptable, though the hygiene was a bit subpar – there was a spider that seemed to have been living there for quite some time.

The hotel was clean and big rooms. However it was a bit outdated and bed was not very comfy but it was good for a night, the breakfast was great 😊

The hotel generally felt quite dated. We stayed on the 6th floor, and the showerhead couldn't be fixed to the wall, which made showering very inconvenient. After the first night of our two-night stay, we spoke with the staff, and thankfully, they moved us to a different room. The breakfast area has two sections. If guest numbers are low, only section B is open, which results in a rather limited and mediocre breakfast spread. Section A was a bit more acceptable. While walking to tourist attractions was quite a distance, bus access was convenient.

Hotel had everything we needed and the staffs were really nice! It is also very near a metro station, supermarket, and good food. Only down side is that the carpet is slightly stained (might be hard to maintain), otherwise all other facilities was really clean and nice. Also note that it might not be for light sleepers as the road sounds are loud and every hour you’ll get big honking/sirens wailing.

I spent three nights at the Hampton by Hilton and had a wonderful stay. The hotel’s location is ideal, as most attractions are within easy walking distance. The property is clean and well maintained, offering a comfortable base for exploring Budapest. While the double bed felt a little small, the sofa bed was spacious and very comfortable, making it suitable for three adults. Breakfast was enjoyable, with a good variety, and I appreciated the convenience of water dispensers on every floor. Overall, an excellent choice that I would gladly return to on a future visit to Budapest.

The hotel is right on the Buda fisherman bastion the best location,a little pricey. Disappointed due to no air conditioning hotel said they put off air conditioning during this season Starting October. Most of Europe does this. They instructed us to just open windows,if a person has respiratory issues it would affect their breathing. The temperature of the room is not consistent near the window is cold away from the window is hot, Otherwise it is a good place to stay.

The location was excellent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. However, noise from the hallway was constantly audible, and an outdoor light that seemed to be motion-activated kept turning on and off throughout the night, making it very difficult to sleep.

Very quiet location which suited us perfectly, up by the Castle and Fisherman’s area. Served by Bus16 (carefull with bus 16A). Risco Italian round the corner is fantastic, no bars to speak of within 10 mins walk. We were located just up from main hotel in the ‘petite’ location, Room 7 was lovely, comfy bed, lovely bathroom and free minibar is a nice touch. Staff at main hotel were lovely, breakfast was fantastic. Thoroughly deserves its Tripadvisor ratings.