IntercityHotel Budapest

I stayed for 4 nights. The hotel's location is great. It's right in front of the subway station, making it easy to go anywhere, and tram line 23's terminal is right next door, so you can conveniently visit Margaret Island. The Gellért Eastern station being right in front is also a plus. The reason I booked this place was to take a train to Croatia, and having the station nearby was excellent. I requested a room near the elevator when booking, but I was assigned the farthest room diagonally. My request for a change was denied, which made my whole trip inconvenient. It felt like walking from the elevator to my room was farther than walking from the hotel to the subway station. When I asked to store my luggage briefly after check-out because I still had time before my train, I was just told there were lockers over there. It turned out they were paid, and so expensive that I couldn't use them. Generally, the staff felt unfriendly. The food was decent, and the bread was tasty, but the menu was exactly the same for all 4 days, which felt a bit repetitive. Still, I always ate well and heartily, and the restaurant staff were all diligent and efficient. The cleanliness was an issue; the coffee pot and other utensils were covered in dust. I wasn't planning on using them for hygiene reasons anyway, but the dust on the table looked very dirty. There was also a lot of dust on the chairs and floor. Room cleaning is free upon request, so I requested it every day when I went out. On the second day, I left 10 euros on the table and asked for the sheets to be changed and the floor to be thoroughly cleaned, and they did a good job. They do a good job if you ask them to. Overall, it was a satisfactory stay. I had a good rest for 4 nights and 5 days in Budapest!!

The hotel is very pleasant and clean, right in the center of Budapest. Everything is nearby.

I took a minibud from Budapest Airport and arrived at Keleti Station. The Intercity Hotel is just across the road. I arrived safely and quickly, even late at night. It's a new building, so it's clean and pleasant. There's a SPAR supermarket conveniently located nearby that opens early in the morning. Across the road, you can also find Starbucks and Burger King.

It seems to be a Huazhu hotel. The location is excellent, right at the entrance of the East Railway Station, with subway and bus stops nearby. We stayed here because it was the meeting point for our Eastern European tour group. The room was small but clean and tidy. Breakfast was standard. The soundproofing in the room was good. They provided two small bottles of water and there was a mini-fridge. It's perfect for a transit stay. Budapest isn't a large city; from here, it's a thirty-minute walk to Heroes' Square. You can also take the #23 tram right outside the hotel to get to the Parliament Building and Central Market, which is very convenient.

The hotel is conveniently located near Budapest Keleti train station and the metro, with a convenience store nearby for supplies. The room was clean and spacious. The only minor issue was the half-door in the bathroom, which made showering a bit tricky to avoid splashing water everywhere. Otherwise, everything was great.

Excellent hotel, I really enjoyed everything. I forgot to book a transfer, and the hotel staff effortlessly arranged one for me on the day of my arrival, within a couple of hours. The room was clean, and I had a fantastic view from the window. The breakfasts were great. It's just a stone's throw from both the metro and the train station, which was incredibly convenient – I had an early train to Vienna and even managed to grab breakfast. I was there for a festival, and getting to it was super easy, about 30-40 minutes at most. It's also convenient to get to the city center, about a 20-30 minute walk, so you can really soak in the beauty!

The room was as cute as pictured. I stayed for 3 days, but I was bothered by the smell in the bathroom. I don't think the exhaust fan was working. It was fine when showering, but it was a shame that there was a strong sewage smell when I woke up and went to the bathroom or before showering. Also, there are shops within walking distance of the hotel, but after 8 PM, when it gets dark, I felt that the area was less safe compared to the Buda Castle area. The subway and buses were very convenient as they accepted credit card tap payments, but I think it would be more economical for guests staying at this hotel to buy and use a pass. The subway fare was a flat 500 HUF, regardless of distance.