Free 24/7 Nespresso coffee and tea station in the lobby
Rare on-site parking garage in the heart of Pest
Quick Take: A sleek, reliable 4-star that nails the basics but forces you to choose between a stunning noisy view or a quiet dark room.
Reviewed by @life.of.felina: I stayed in this luxury suite and the Bosphorus view from my bed was absolutely unreal. The open-plan bathroom felt like a private spa, and grabbing dinner at Tapas Fino downstairs was the perfect end to the night. Highly recommend for a romantic trip.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Universally praised for being 'spotlessly clean' and having exceptionally friendly staff.
Reality check
The 'French Balcony' in Superior rooms is just a door that opens to the internal atrium—no fresh air or view.
You are driving to Budapest and need secure parking
You prioritize a modern, hospital-grade clean bathroom over old-world charm
You want to walk to Váci street but sleep slightly away from the tourist crush
Cleanliness & Maintenance
9.6
Housekeeping: Impeccable. Daily service is consistent and thorough.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling. Modern grout, no mold, rainfall showers are pristine.
Maintenance: Like new. Built in 2020, so very little wear and tear.
Linens & towels: Fresh, high-quality, and replaced daily if requested.
Odors & scents: Generally fresh, though occasional food odors in hallways from the restaurant ventilation.
Sleepability™
7.5SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Tram 2 passing directly in front (river rooms)
Ventilation hum in some internal rooms
Before you book
Good to know
Parking is available in the on-site garage (approx. €22/day, sometimes free with specific packages)
City tax is 4% on top of the room rate
Breakfast is buffet style and costs ~€22 per person if not included in your rate
What to pack
Earplugs if you book a Danube-view room (tram noise)
European adapter (Type C/F) for the multiple bedside outlets
Room Genie
Best picks
Governor Suite for the iconic Danube panorama (if you can tolerate some hum)
Deluxe Double with Street View for a balance of light and space
Rooms to avoid
Superior Double with French Balcony if you have claustrophobia (faces internal atrium)
Rooms near the kitchen ventilation shaft (ask to be away from 'service vents')
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would love a room on a higher floor away from the kitchen ventilation exhaust. If available, a street-facing room (not atrium) would be preferred for natural light.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is the parking actually free?
It depends on your booking channel. Direct bookings and some Expedia packages often include it, but otherwise, expect to pay ~€22/day.
Can I see the river from all rooms?
No. Only 'Danube View' suites face the river. Most standard rooms face the street or the internal atrium.
Is the spa free?
Yes, guests have free access to the sauna and fitness room.
How close is the tram?
The #2 Tram runs immediately in front of the hotel entrance. It's convenient but audible.
Is breakfast worth the €22?
It's rated highly (9.0+), but with 'Cafe Brunch Budapest' just down the street, you have excellent cheaper alternatives.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed for a fee of €25 per night.
Insider Tips
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The lobby coffee machine is high-quality Nespresso and totally free—grab a cup before heading out.
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Walk 2 minutes south to 'Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart' for a river-view breakfast at half the hotel price.
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The 'French Balcony' rooms are the quietest in the hotel because they face inward, making them best for light sleepers.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'kitchen smell' in the corridors around dinner time is a recurring complaint.
💡The 'French Balcony' is technically a door that opens to a wall/atrium, not the outside.
💡The garage elevator is tight—large SUVs might struggle.
💡You can cast your own Netflix/YouTube to the TV via Chromecast (rare in Budapest hotels).
💡The entrance is slightly recessed and can be easy to miss if driving fast on the quay.