Hotels With Wifi in Pest, Hungary

Hotel was OK. I booked bigger room and was nice. Breakfast also OK. I read some negative reviews and is true, the bathroom need update. Also environment in hotel have some limits, eq. dirty elevator. Many info what is prohibited is doing unfriendly feeling. Eq. they gave me sign paper, where was indicated ”food from restaurant is prohibited to bring to the room - if explored, will be fined by 8 EUR”. Later I understand - the meaning was food from breakfast, but statement like that can make misunderstanding - could be better explained. Generally I liked hotel, also was walkable to city center.

Very welcoming hostel. Clean and family friendly. I have issue to climb up to my bunk bed because the ladder don’t have side handle to pull myself up. Good for younger people but for a 45 years old woman I found it a little bit challenging to get up and down properly. Have public sitting area and toilet after checkout , just need to ask the reception for access code for toilet. There is a pay luggage storage with a small fees. We paid a large storage and manage to leave 3 rucksack in there for 12 hours cost 5 Euro which it is very affordable.

Excellent location - metro, bus and tram stops right outside the hotel entrance, and Keleti train station is also a 10-minute walk away. The pillow in the room was very thin, but the receptionist gave me a second, better one. The automatic air conditioning system makes some noise at night, but by the second day I got used to it and it wasn't a problem. The only toiletries available were liquid soap. I asked for a bar of regular soap at reception, but there wasn't any. The toilet seat was a little loose and the shower wall bracket was broken.

Staying on a boat hotel is different and fun. This one was in a prime location, diagonally across from the Parliament buildings. Our cabin was small but comfortable, with padded, fabric-covered walls for a cozy feeling and good sound insulation. We enjoyed walking the upper deck at night, watching the moon rise over the bridge. The breakfast room was nicely situated to take advantage of the river view, and the breakfast itself was good. All the staff was extremely courteous and professional. Would stay there again, and recommend to others.

It was very good hotel, room was very small but equipped with all necessary facilities. Breakfast was superb and have huge selection. We had two negative experiences, first day hotel AC was not working and they changed the room next day. One day they have water shutdown from 11am to 8 pm and that was very bad experience but they did what they can. All the staff was very helpful and cooperative. I hope after renovations they will become a very good option in Budapest. They have no tea/ coffee arrangement in the room which hopefully will be included if they go under IHG group.

Feel like 2.5 stars accept the breakfast Cleaning is minimal Under the bad was a lot of mess Also hotel service not the best Looking good in the picture but wont compare

1 star for the staff because they were very friendly and helpful. 1 star for the location and good connections. 1 star for cleanliness. So overall, 3/10. There's a club downstairs, and it was so loud. Definitely not recommended for a family trip. Unless you want to stay out late yourself. I don't think the facilities are that great. Comparing it with the photos, I would have expected better. Unfortunately, I wouldn't go here again.

Very warm ambient with the green colour deco wall . Free cookies and candy at 3 pm in the lobby . Conveniently located near to the metro station and only 400 m from the famous New York cafe . The only bad experience was picked pocket near the hotel. Lost a power bank and a cashmere scarf .

Continental Comfort in Budapest 🏩 For €260 a night 💶, the “junior suite” delivers big on comfort — a bed you’ll melt into 🛏️, pillows with personality, and a breakfast omelette 🍳 that could win awards. The staff are genuinely lovely 😊, and the building itself has a historic glass dome that makes you stop and stare. Not everything hit the mark — the “wellness centre” (a sauna that’s more lukewarm hug than steamy escape 🧖♂️) and toiletries that smell like disappointment. Luxury touches didn’t quite sparkle, yet the space was clean, practical, and restful 😌. Final Score: 4/6 Pickles 🥒 How the Pickle score is calculated: P: Price & Value for Money I: Infrastructure & Integrity (well-maintained) C: Comfort & Practicality K: Kindness & Staff Attitude (& Love 🩷) L: Luxury & Little Touches (things that elevate) E: Experience (Overall feel, location & livability) @pickle.eat.travel

I stayed at this hotel for four days, and I've grown quite fond of it. I found the transportation incredibly convenient, especially if you're planning to leave Hungary by train to your next city, as the train station (Keleti pályaudvar) is right at your doorstep. For daily commutes, you'll mainly rely on subway transfers. However, I must mention that this area, being Keleti, doesn't feel as safe as other parts of the city. It can get a bit chaotic at night, especially on the streets to the right of the hotel, which are often quite deserted. I had their breakfast here, and unfortunately, I never got to try their stir-fried noodles; it was stir-fried rice every day. I heard they used to have amazing stir-fried noodles. They generally offer yogurt, fruits, cheese, and various dishes, though the bread selection isn't extensive. Overall, I think this hotel is quite good. Their hospitality and service are also commendable; when I first arrived, I rested in their lobby, and they provided water and fruit. Room service was decent too!