Best Hotels near Óvodamúzeum Martonvásár, Martonvasar

Very nice stay experience, surprisingly it has a well equipped gym for no reason to skip workout! Free parking! Clean room at detail, overall satisfied, definitely will come back again! Breakfast was acceptable but could be better

We stayed here for 4 nights in July and were really impressed. Our room overlooked a very quaint courtyard and was spotless - the fridge and kettle were a bonus. Breakfast of coffee/juice and 2 croissants was only 4 euros per person and you could eat this in the courtyard. The hotel is in a quiet area and a 15-minute walk from the start of the central area of Budapest but if you turn left out of the hotel in the opposite direction you come to a small square and adjoining street with restaurants and bars (there's a lovely vibe to the area). The Padron tapas bar in the parallel street is wonderful, although it is only open Wed-Sat so you need to book. Cafe Csiga is a few minutes' walk from the hotel and very good. Other recommendations include Cafe Ruszwurm (Buda) for cake and coffee, Belvarosi Disznotoros (a budget-friendly canteen type place where you choose your own meat to be cooked) and the High Note Sky Bar for drink overlooking the Basilica (we arrived when it opened at 4pm without a reservation). I would definitely stay at this hotel if in Budapest again.

STAY HERE! Made a mistake on my booking by getting the mixed dorm however I wanted a female room, they changed it at reception without hassle and no extra charge (€27 for 3 nights) the room is very clean, the beds are comfy and you get a privacy curtain, light, plug and hangers in your little pod. There’s a few showers, hairdryer and toilets next to the room and a place to get ready in the morning (very clean) there is a bar downstairs with tvs and also serving good food, there’s chill places to sit outside the room and a rooftop. - 1 min walk to a shop - In the centre, short walks to landmarks - A bus to the airport 10 minute walk away - Bolt, buses and trams to get everywhere Would definitely stay here again!

We picked this hotel because our friends had already booked and we decided to join them on a trip to Budapest. We don’t normally book a budget hotel and enjoy more facilities but this hotel was a nice surprise. I will do a pro and con list. Pro, in nice area and walkable for those who enjoy being a bit active. Clean room and bathroom. Very nice coffee machine in lobby. Provided iron and ironing board. Hair dryer provided. They don’t provide bottled water but that’s ok because that means thousands less plastic bottles but bring a refillable bottle because is safe to drink and very good. Mini fridge was well stocked but expensive. Cons, room very warm, no way to turn down, it was set at a certain temperature. We opened window which helped but too noisy at bedtime to leave open. Coffee machine in room didn’t provide milk and first day only had one pod in room. I didn’t say anything to reception because the coffee in lobby was much better. Bathroom had nowhere to hang towels near sink, had to put them in sink. No shelf in shower to put shower gel etc. They provide shower wash and shampoo in the pump containers but no conditioner or individual soap. Booked a airport transfer through the hotel, very expensive compared to our return journey through a well known booking company who were very friendly unlike hotel car company, she didn’t speak to us and tried to charge a little extra than quoted. This hotel does not have a bar or breakfast facilities, so remember that when you are budgeting. I would recommend this hotel for a nice place to stay as it’s a very reasonable price for a stylish, clean hotel but facilities are basic. We were quite surprised at checkout that the receptionist didn’t ask if we had a good stay or spoke to us other than the bill, and not much of a smile either.

I was supposed to stay for three nights at the MP Hostel in Budapest; but left a couple of hours after I checked in. I arrived in the hostel before the check-in time; thus requested to leave my suitcase while awaiting check-in. Receptionist David just told me, ”You can put it in the storage room.” He did not even show me where the storage room is. I had to find the room myself. Mind you, David was not busy at that time. He was just chatting with a friend in the reception area. When I finally checked in the hostel late afternoon and went to my room, I noticed that the room was very cold. I opened the heater knob; and waited for more than an hour. No changes; it was still very cold. I then went to the reception; and informed receptionist David about this. He was in the reception, indeed, just talking to another hostel staff Daniel who is apparently the hostel F&B manager. He casually told me, ”Open the heater valve.” To which I replied, ”I did that more than an hour ago; but it's still very cold. Perhaps you can accompany me to the room; and we can both check the heater.” David answered, ”It's not my job. I'm the receptionist; not the technician... and the technician is not here. Wait for your room to get warm.” I said, ”It's been more than an hour since I opened the heater; but the room never got warm at all. If it's not your job to address the heater problem, then who can help me fix this? Can you at least transfer me to another room with a working heating system?” After David called up someone and checked the available rooms, he finally agreed to move me to another room. While I was at the reception waiting for my new room to be ready, I was talking to a friend on the phone to express my disappointment. When David said that my room was ready, I hung my phone up right away; and was surprised when he said, ”I”M A F*CKING RECEPTIONIST. THE HOSTEL MANAGEMENT PLACED ME HERE BECAUSE I SPEAK ENGLISH. CHECKING THE ROOM OR THE HEATER IS NOT MY JOB.” I replied, ” Where did the 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST' words come from? To be clear, I never addressed you a 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST.' ” I said these sentences at least twice, to reiterate my point. Without knowing the context of the conversation because he (Daniel) was playing a video game on his phone, F&B manager Daniel suddenly charged at me, kept on pointing his right index finger at me, and raised his voice, ”Don't you dare disrespect my friend and call him 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST' OR ELSE...” I then said, ”I didn't even call David a 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST.' Go ask him.” When David agreed that I did not call him that, I then went inside my new room which was still very cold. Heater in the new room was not working. Again. After all the negative experience at MP Hostel Budapest, I decided to leave right away; and found another private room in a hostel nearby. Zero customer service. Aggressive. Threatening. I hope the hostel will improve on its customer service, and value its guests.

This hotel was the perfect location for a one night stay when I had to catch a ride the next morning from the train station. It was basic but had everything I needed. The only downfall was that I was absolutely exhausted- had been traveling from across the world and been awake for over 24 hours but I had trouble sleeping because I could hear EVERYTHING happening in the hallway and in my neighbors rooms. Paper thin walls. I was on the ground floor. But breakfast was very filling. (Photo showing how super close it is to the train station. Definitely the most convenient hotel if you have to catch transportation there)