Budapest Hotel Guide - Museum of Ethnography hotels in Budapest, Hungary.

"The interior design of the hotel was spectacular. Nice hot tub, nice breakfast "

"Great location for a female solo traveler, on main thoroughfare but with the window closed I got a great night sleep. Perfect location on the Pest side close to bridge and ferris wheel and lots of shops and restaurants. Breakfast buffet was vegetarian friendly and great atmosphere. Wifi was great, room was clean and very good price. Would stay here again! "

"Pleasantly surprised by an upgrade to a larger two bedroom suite, which really wasn’t needed! However the central location of the hotel was excellent as was the staff and the whole experience! Very close to the Chain Bridge, which made it very accessible for an evening stroll after dinner! Would definitely recommend and will return!"

"Breakfast was very good with lots of choices, thick waffles and maple syrup - unusual in Europe! Room was clean, but a little small for a 4 night stay. No drawers to store clothes. There was a hanging canvas shelf with several cubbies for clothing. But it took up most of the room - so there was only room for 4 hangers stuck very close together. Would have been great for 1 or 2 nights when I don't unpack. Great location though - close to subway and Nyugati Train station"

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"The view of the Danube and the palace was breathtaking. Close to all the palace sites but across the river from the main city where everything else is. It’s a short distance but i wouldn’t consider it walkable for seniors. I would stay here again despite being across the river, the view is worth it"

"Excellent hotel! I would come back in a heartbeat. The only thing I’d suggest is that they try to fit a small bedside table into the room. We used a large window sill and made it work, and I know other room categories don’t have this issue. It was great!"

"Beautiful place with a lot of history. Centrally located to walking distance to mayor places."

"The hotel was two blocks off what I imagine is the main street in Budapest. There were lots of shops and restaurants. We loved everything, but if I have to choose the greatest thing, I would say the staff cannot be beaten. Anything we requested, any question we had, was not too much trouble. Each and every member of staff earned high praise."