Esztergom Hotel Guide - Vizivaros Parish Church hotels in Esztergom, Hungary.

"The breakfasts were excellent"

"I had an issue with my room and the first time it was resolved, but it happened a second time with efforts from current staff and it couldn't be fixed due to the proper staff had already left for the day and I got moved to an upgraded room at no extra charge. I enjoyed my stay here!"

"Excellent breakfast is available. We had a suite and it was amazing. All the staff were so helpful. The location is great to walk to all the sites. Lots of restaurants nearby as well."

"Excellent location and facilities with great views across the Danube of the Buda Castle from our 6th floor room ! Club facilities were very good and provided seamless check in and check out. Friendly helpful staff who went out of their way to book various trips. Thoroughly enjoyed the stay!!"

"Fabulous included breakfast. Close to shops and restaurants. Five minute walk from St. Stephens Cathedral. Short walk to the Danube."

"Convenient location close to the Metro (5 min) and Tram (10 min). Property is well maintained with a nice restaurant, elevators, and fridge in the rooms. The bed was comfortable and the AC worked well. My only complaint is there is not an outlet in the bathroom for a curling iron or flat iron to fix one’s hair, nor next to the dressing mirror. I ended up having to pull the mini fridge out of its wall compartment to access the plugs behind it just so I could fix my hair near a mirror."

"Staff were lovely. Glass doors to bathroom with mirror door frames that reflect the toilet are unfortunate. Great location."

"Lovely staff and the comfiest beds I've ever slept on in 20+ European countries"

"Overall, the hotel is quite good, but the rooms are starting to feel a bit outdated and could use renovation. The staff is extremely friendly and welcoming, which really improves the overall experience. However, dining at the bar was quite disappointing. It was almost impossible to enjoy a proper meal there, and it felt like frozen, low-quality food was simply being reheated."