Budapest Hotel Guide - Raoul Wallenberg Memorial hotels in Budapest, Hungary.

"I would describe this more as a basic bed & breakfast than a hotel. While there is a communal kitchen, it is poorly equipped with only a microwave, kettle, and mismatched cutlery. My stay in Room 209 was very disappointing. The room was in poor condition with lifting flooring, visible plumbing pipes, and dated decor that felt like student housing. Most concerningly, there was a screw protruding from the bed frame under the mattress. Noise is a major issue; the pub downstairs (Morrisons) is incredibly loud, so much so that I was offered earplugs at check-in. Furthermore, the building is undergoing renovations and the lifts felt unreliable. Breakfast was also a let down at €12, it was bland, basic, and poor value for money. The only saving grace is the central location."

"Area surrounding is not that great"

"Breakfast is good. Staff are helpful and friendly Location is perfect and lots to do around hotel"

"Very clean room, the staff we spoke with were friendly and welcoming. Check-in super simple too. "

"Rooms a bit small so def pay for the larger ones."

"Nice place in the center. Staff are excellent. Breakfast is minimal. "

"Great value for money "

"Breakfast was great, clean rooms and great location to everything."

"The breakfast selections were plentyfull and a good quality. There were two coffee machines that provided a variety of coffee specialties and hot cocoa. The only complaint was the room temperature was hard to control and the room became too hot at night, wasn't hotel's fault, we should have asked someone. The hotel was located in a great spot, we walked to many sites of interest. The front desk staff were extremely helpful. I would chose this hotel again."