Budapest District I-Varkerulet 4-star Hotels

The park plaza was a last minute choice for us as we had originally booked into an extremely horrifying Airbnb but we were so lucky to book their last room! It’s in such a prime location with a beautiful view of the parliament building and tram / metro stops within a 5 min walk. The staff were really accommodating and informative and always smiling which is so lovely to see in the morning. The only issue we experienced was the malfunctioning AC but they tried their best to resolve it and even offered a room change and complimentary drinks to show their care. Overall, it was a great stay and I will definitely look to them next time k go to Budapest. Thank you!

Convenient hotel, very reasonable price, not far from the main station of Line 2 subway station, it should be within five minutes on foot, there is a prima supermarket behind, convenient for replenishment. There are no food stores nearby. But if you are willing to take a subway stop, there is also a bustling commercial district. It is about ten to fifteen minutes' walk from Fisherman's Bastion, which is also acceptable. Recommended for consideration The picture shows the whole view of the hotel taken from the room window and in the distance.

The hotel is in a great location, beautiful and quiet. It is located in a 300-year-old building. It is within walking distance of Fisherman's Bastion and Buda Castle. Even if you don't go to the attractions, it's great to walk around. I drove around the city and felt that the location of the hotel was the most worthwhile place to stay. The city was not very good and there was nothing to do. The staff were very friendly and enthusiastic, which is rare in Europe. The service attitude in Austria is like someone owes him money.

The hotel is a bit far from the airport, but very close to the Fisherman's Bastion and the third and fourth bridges. The old gentleman at the front desk was very professional and provided very detailed information. When I left, I took a taxi to the airport bus station, which cost less than 6 euros. It's still a very good hotel.

The structure has a convenient location because it is close enough to tram and metro stops, about ten minutes walk from the Ponte delle Corde and some restaurants. It is a beautiful building, in a clean and elegant area. Inside, in the reception, the environment is very welcoming and furnished in a modern way. The common spaces are also bright, well decorated. The room is essential, quite small in size, pleasantly furnished with beautiful fixtures capable of isolating from external noise. The bathroom is modern, has a well-structured walk-in shower in which the rest of the room hardly gets wet. The staff is very kind and helpful, they immediately responded to our requests even when the request was to change our room due to a persistent unpleasant smell. But let's move on to the weak points, because unfortunately the hotel has potential that is currently unexpressed. First of all, it could be much cleaner: the corridor had several crumbs and food residues on the carpet, during our four day stay it was never completely cleaned. The carpet in our room had several stains - an unfortunate choice for long-pile carpet in a hotel room - so I never felt comfortable walking barefoot. Secondly, evidently the monastery was not built with air exchange principles, so there is a stagnant air in the entire structure that you can smell when you return to the room. After having to change rooms due to a strong musty smell, we had to air out the new one every night before going to sleep. The same in the stairs. Last point, breakfast. Decent in choice and good in quality, but not worth the cost.

The room is beautiful! And there is an exclusive private area, but the main building is a 17th century monument, it is half a reserved area, so there is no elevator, the luggage is not friendly, and the air-conditioning is very weak, so if it is a friend who is afraid of heat or a friend who wants to come in summer, you can avoid it. But winter is very suitable, it is a romantic room! Breakfast is also paid, no extra payment! The experience is great except for being too hot!

The hotel is on the mountain, next to Fisherman's Bastion. When I checked into the hotel, I thought it would be inconvenient to get to the city. I didn't expect that not only would I be able to see the church as soon as I left the hotel every day, but I would also be able to walk more than 100 meters to the 16/16A bus, which runs until 12 o'clock every day, so I didn't have to worry about going up and down the mountain. If you want to be the first to seize the invincible sunrise at Fisherman's Bastion, then choosing this hotel is the right choice. It only takes 8 to 10 minutes to walk. It's also very convenient to go to the Budapest Castle. You don't have to go down the mountain. You can get to the castle in two or three bus stops because it is parallel to the Fisherman's Bastion. The room is not big and it is a bit stressful to open two luggages. The breakfast is average and there are few categories. But the food in the hotel's restaurant is very good. Reservation required. There is no socket on the dressing table. You need to stand in the bathtub to take a shower. The partition glass is very narrow. Every time I take a shower, the bathroom floor is filled with water. I don't like these two things.

The location is very good, just a 3-5 minute walk from the Fisherman's Bastion. The Buda Castle area is not as convenient as Pest. I suggest you stay in Pest and visit the castle area for a day. Download the Bolt taxi app, bind your credit card, and you can take a taxi as easily as Didi in China.

The location is superb, leaving us the best viewing position, huge floor-to-ceiling windows! We can stay in the hotel all day! It is very clean, the room is large, and the breakfast is delicious!