Central hotel in the Basilica quarter
Conventional hotel stock in the flattest, most walkable part of the city, which means rooms for four, a lift and a breakfast buffet — the three things the old apartment districts most often lack — with the river, the Parliament and the Great Market within walking distance.
- Walking distance to the river, Parliament and the Basilica
- Metro and tram within a few minutes for the baths and Buda
- Lifts and buggy access, unlike most old-building apartments
- Breakfast included, which suits early starts for the Buda Hills
Fitting a family in
Family rooms here usually mean a double plus two singles, or two connecting doubles; some properties place the fourth person on a sofa bed counted inside the stated occupancy, so the bed configuration is worth confirming rather than the headline number.
Watch out. This is the most expensive district in the city and rates climb steeply in high summer. It is also an office and government quarter, so street level is quiet in the evening and the nearest playground is usually a tram ride away. Parking is paid and scarce, which matters for anyone arriving by car.
