Danubius Hotel Hungaria City Center

The staff were friendly. During check-in, they specifically asked if we preferred a quiet room or a street-facing room. Since we're not bothered by noise, we chose a street-facing room. To our surprise, we couldn't hear any traffic noise once we got to the room. Over our 3-night stay, we only occasionally heard ambulance sirens, so the soundproofing was excellent! The downside is that the nearest subway exit (Exit N) doesn't have an elevator, only stairs. Also, our room was up four steps after exiting the lift, but that wasn't an issue for us. The street view was great, the room was spacious, had a bathtub, and ample air conditioning. The location is convenient with a subway station and bus stop nearby. Overall, highly recommended!👍🏻

The location is super convenient, really close to the subway and bus stations, so getting around anywhere you want to go is easy. The room was generally clean, but there were some slight stains on the towels and bedding, which definitely needs improvement. Since the hotel is on a main road, the sirens from police cars and ambulances were quite noisy. The hotel does provide earplugs, but I'm not bothered by noise so I didn't use them. The breakfast was good, and the hotel staff were very attentive and helpful.

This hotel doesn't quite feel like a 4-star. The facilities are very old, and opening the door felt like the ceiling was about to collapse! BUT, the breakfast was genuinely delicious, especially the freshly made egg and bacon pancake (with no cheese) – absolutely superb! The churros were great too! Just something to keep in mind when considering your options.

Chose to stay here for the convenience of catching a train. It's really close to the train station, easily walkable. The room size was decent, and facilities were complete. Being on a street, it was a bit noisy, but it didn't affect our sleep.

I stayed at this hotel for four days, and I've grown quite fond of it. I found the transportation incredibly convenient, especially if you're planning to leave Hungary by train to your next city, as the train station (Keleti pályaudvar) is right at your doorstep. For daily commutes, you'll mainly rely on subway transfers. However, I must mention that this area, being Keleti, doesn't feel as safe as other parts of the city. It can get a bit chaotic at night, especially on the streets to the right of the hotel, which are often quite deserted. I had their breakfast here, and unfortunately, I never got to try their stir-fried noodles; it was stir-fried rice every day. I heard they used to have amazing stir-fried noodles. They generally offer yogurt, fruits, cheese, and various dishes, though the bread selection isn't extensive. Overall, I think this hotel is quite good. Their hospitality and service are also commendable; when I first arrived, I rested in their lobby, and they provided water and fruit. Room service was decent too!

I'd call this hotel the best value for money throughout my entire European trip. First off, the location is super convenient, right by the train station – you practically step out and you're there. And the 4-star service is absolutely genuine; the rooms are incredibly spacious, tidy, and clean. The best part is how affordable it is, even cheaper than some 4-star hotels in certain cities back home.