Hotels With WiFi in Pest, Hungary

No kettle, no hairdryer, and no heating. However, the front desk was incredibly helpful with the first two. The weather in Hungary was quite pleasant, though I just wanted to dry my clothes a bit. The breakfast was delicious and, surprisingly, a buffet!

The bathroom was terrible; the toilet and shower flushed terribly. The hairdryer didn't work, and the room was unbearably hot. A very uncomfortable stay.

The hotel is situated near many public transport stops. However it is not right by the main road, and walking in dark area at night can be intimidating. My room is located at the very end of the hotel corridor. I saw rows of more modern doors and ”on all the time” corridor lights on the way to my corridor. But once I turned to mine, it was turned on only when there was a movement. It made me feel uncomfortable. There are many wall outlets in my room, which was convienent. The bed was slightly not firmed, maybe it has seen its better days. Thank you for having me for 2 nights anyway. Oh, the staff was all nice and welcoming.

This hotel is great if you're just passing through, as it's conveniently located near Keleti train station. However, it's a bit far from the city center. Luckily, Budapest has excellent public transport. We bought a 24-hour pass, so it only took about 20 minutes to get downtown. The room itself was pretty standard and very clean. But I have to mention the noise issue. I specifically chose a room with no view, not facing the busy main street. Yet, the inner courtyard was still noisy, and I particularly disliked the humming sound of machinery. Honestly, car noise would have been preferable. So, if you're sensitive to noise, I highly recommend checking it out beforehand. The front desk strongly recommended adding breakfast, and at 17 euros per person, it wasn't overpriced. It saved us the hassle of finding a restaurant early in the morning, and the variety was excellent. I definitely recommend trying it!

The hotel boasts an excellent location right by the Danube River in Buda. It's very close to major attractions like Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle, all within a 10-15 minute walk. In the evenings, strolling along the Danube is a must, as the scenery on both banks is absolutely beautiful. There's also a bus stop less than a 5-minute walk away, where you can buy single-use or multi-day travel passes, which is incredibly convenient for independent travelers. The rooms, while not spacious, are clean and well-maintained. However, I wouldn't recommend booking a room with a balcony. The balconies are small, very close to neighboring ones, and lack any partitions, meaning zero privacy. Breakfast was decent, and the Greek yogurt was particularly delicious. Plus, on the ground floor, fruit tea and hot water are available all day, which was a very convenient touch.

Really friendly staff and we were able to leave our bags before check in. Fantastic location right next to the Jewish Quarter, with buses, tram and metro directly outside and a 5 min walk from the ruins bars. It’s also right above a LIDL which had a bakery we could get breakfast from. The rooms are basic and there were no toiletries in the room, and a bit of a sewer smell, but we’d paid about £25 per room per night so I really can’t complain for that price!

The location is excellent, a five-minute walk from the airport bus 100E city terminal, a five-minute walk from the DEAK subway station, a five-minute walk from St. Stephen's Basilica, a five-minute walk from the Ferris Wheel, and a ten-minute walk from the Chain Bridge. There is a No. 16 bus stop nearby that can go directly to the Fisherman's Bastion. The hotel is Thai-style, and there is a Thai restaurant next to it, where breakfast is served. The front desk is very friendly, and you can check in early if the room is cleaned up, but it is not guaranteed.

I booked breakfast at the hotel on the fly, and it was really plentiful. The restaurant decor was very retro and luxurious, with a historical Eastern European feel. My advice would be to book a room with breakfast included when you make your reservation, as paying on the spot can be a bit pricier. The hotel service was excellent. I was staying for three consecutive nights, but due to room type and pricing issues, I had to book three separate reservations. The front desk staff helped me coordinate so I didn't have to change rooms and could stay all three nights continuously. I'm very grateful to Trip.com customer service for their mediation and to the hotel staff.

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 of the hotel is very good, with bus and subway stations just outside, and a fast food supermarket downstairs. The service at the front desk was very good, thanks to Adam and Khalil, who were very friendly and tried their best to meet my needs. Especially Adam, when I couldn't find the entrance, he left the front desk to find me and take me into the hotel; I didn't bring a lock, so I put my luggage in the luggage room, and I went to get my belongings many times to ask him to help open the door, and he was not impatient at all.