Hotels in District VIII-Jozsefvaros, Budapest

Hotel was OK. I booked bigger room and was nice. Breakfast also OK. I read some negative reviews and is true, the bathroom need update. Also environment in hotel have some limits, eq. dirty elevator. Many info what is prohibited is doing unfriendly feeling. Eq. they gave me sign paper, where was indicated ”food from restaurant is prohibited to bring to the room - if explored, will be fined by 8 EUR”. Later I understand - the meaning was food from breakfast, but statement like that can make misunderstanding - could be better explained. Generally I liked hotel, also was walkable to city center.

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.

Overall Enjoyed staying at this place. Cozy and safe and located in the centre. easy access to almost all the tourist attractions. A bit noisy at night but I could rest without any problems. The hotel entrance is difficult to find. It is between the bank and burger king Cleanliness Not sure what kind of daily cleaning was available but I could get fresh towels and I could ask to empty the bin. They are very nice but I asked to hoover the room, which wasn’t available… Facilities Shower pressure is good. Hot water is hot enough to relax. For the kettle, it is not set in the room. You need to ask at the reception desk.

Upon arrival at night, the hotel appeared abandoned due to the lack of lighting. We later learned there was a power outage; however, the receptionist was accommodating and helpful. She offered us drinks and snacks while we waited to check in. After some time, since the power had not yet returned, she kindly arranged a ground-floor room for us. The room was spacious, comfortable, and equipped with basic amenities. Overall, it’s one of the better hotel options near Keleti Railway Station—just one bus stop away with a short walk.

Stayed Feb 2026 for 1 night. As most reviewers have already indicated, the room was spacious and the bed comfortable. Although we were assigned a room facing the Keleti station and the main road, it was surprisingly not too noisy. We could hear the occasional police siren but it did not disturb our sleep. One downside - we checked out early and wanted to store our luggage; we were surprised that it was a paid service (by a private operator on the hotel’s premises). The cost is high: renting a ‘XL size’ locker for 4 hours cost 14 euros if I remember correctly

🏨🍳🛏️🌇🚆 After staying in Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, we found this hotel to be the best value of the trip. The breakfast was decent and runs from 7 AM to 10:30 AM, with probably the best eggs we had during our whole stay across Central Europe. The hotel is very well situated — close to the train station and within walking distance to Old Town attractions, which made exploring easy. The rooms are quite small, and we struggled a bit to fit all our luggage between the two of us, but the beds were extremely comfortable and we slept really well. Also worth highlighting is the excellent air conditioning in the rooms, which made a huge difference during the warmer days.

The girl lives alone, the room is very clean and comfortable, the smart lock mobile phone program is opened, the security is not good, after all, the electronic lock is locked, see the wisdom, you can say that the same floor residents are very good. Outside is a street view, it is a very quiet neighborhood, not noisy at night, the kitchen is public, the bathroom is public, but there are three and it is very clean, there are four or five residents on the first floor, not too much, other residents are very polite, will say hello when they meet, 22: After 30, there was basically no sound of going out. I slept well. Overall, it was quiet and warm. The hotel is a 100-meter walk away from a shopping mall with many Chinese restaurants, which is a plus. The only fly in the ointment is that the house is old and there is no elevator. You can choose to store large luggage at the zero-story reception. If you want to move up, it is particularly tired. It is not recommended, so you have to consider this if you want to live. In short, the price is really not expensive, I feel that the price is still very high, it is worthy of praise.

Everything about the hotel was quite reasonable. Although the breakfast selection wasn't extensive, the ingredients were good quality and it tasted nice. However, the service could be improved. We arrived around 7 AM to check-in and drop off our luggage. When we returned to the hotel at 2 PM, the front desk told us we'd have to wait until 3 PM. So, I told them we'd be sitting on the sofa nearby and to let us know when our room was ready. Between 2:30 PM and 3 PM, they continued to check in other guests. After 3 PM, since no one had informed me, I assumed the room wasn't ready. It wasn't until around 3:20 PM, when I went to the front desk to ask, that I discovered the room had been ready for a while, but they simply hadn't told me. The waiting area sofa was less than two meters directly in front of the front desk, and they had been aware of our presence the entire time but never notified us.

Delightful little hotel in a quiet but easily accessible area of Budapest. Rooms were clean, nice and warm. Heating could be adjusted to your own preference. Paid for Breakfast consisted of a Coffee of choice and two delicious warm croissants. There is a private courtyard for Al fresco drinking or chilling out. Highly recommend to friends and family.