[Cecko, 04.09.2008] When in Budapest a great way to see some of the attractions is by taking a boat tour on the river Danube. So kick back and let the sights come to you! Although I am always the first to say that the best way to see a city is by walking through it, this cheap and short ride that should fit into everyo [more]

[Cecko, 29.08.2008] The Intercontinental in Budapest is located right on the Danube across from Castle Hill and the Royal Palace. With the Chain Bridge and the Parliament just steps away, theres no shortage of superb sightseeing opportunities. The Váci utca shopping street, Central Market Hall and the Gellért Baths are [more]

[Iohan60, 16.08.2008] Located on an island in the Danube this hotel is an oasis of rest and relaxation, a bit outside the city centre of Budapest. The hotel and facilities are modern, the surroundings beautiful and the baths are excellent. [more]

[Iohan60, 13.08.2008] My stay at the 100% Jugendstil Gellert Hotel was an exeptional experience. The hotel itself reflects the 20's of the last century and my room had a view on the Danube. A wonderful view on the city and the bridges. The famous bains of the Gellert are worth a visit, as if time stood still. But this wa [more]

[ChocolateLady, 10.07.2008] While the K+K Opera is generally a very nice hotel, as a single visitor I was twice given the smallest rooms on the premesis. Still, the rooms are nice, the food is good, the staff are generally very helpful and the free internet in the lobby - while they only have four computers - is a great thing [more]

[Praskipark, 04.07.2008] I first came across this restaurant on our recent trip to Budapest. It was on one of those evenings when you walk around the city but can't make up your mind which restaurant to choose. We are terrible at choosing restaurants as we don't always like the same food and we are not very good at making d [more]

[francophile28, 17.02.2008] Hotel Janus has a lot going for it in terms of decor and location. If you want to be close to Lake Balaton and its beaches and attractions this is a good place to stay - close enough without being in the busiest, more touristy area at the lakeside. [more]

[francophile28, 13.02.2008] This is simply the best hotel we have ever stayed in in Europe and must rank as one of the best on the whole continent. We loved it! [more]

[francophile28, 30.01.2008] A real gem of a location, very close to Heroes Square and right on the edge of a small lake in City Park. Top food and excellent service when we visited in June 2007. [more]

[mooie3, 20.11.2007] Wow would love to go back!! amazing hotel for couples!! [more]

[trivago traveller, 30.05.2007] excellent base for a city break [more]

[serendipity, 29.05.2007] We had a FAB time in Budapest- the city seems to never sleep, even when it is sub zero temperatures and the snow still falls. We found a great bar/cavern-Piaf's and the hotel staff were very understandable about us coming in and going straight for breakfast. The hotel itself is, as I mentioned, on [more]

[Essexgirl, 02.02.2007] This unusual self guided tour is located on the Buda side of the city close to Fisherman's Bastion and the Hilton Hotel. It is one of the more expensive attractions in the city at about HUF4000 (approx £10) to get in. It is open throughout the week but closes on public holidays. The attraction is [more]

[Essexgirl, 30.01.2007] Karma is a lovely restaurant on Budapests Liszt Ferenc Ter. This is a pedestrianised street off of a major road, Andrassy Ut, and close to The Oktogon (Budapests equivalent of Piccadilly Circus). Along this street is an array of restaurants serving international cuisines. Karma is one such restau [more]

[Essexgirl, 28.01.2007] Budapest has a number of thermal steam baths (gyogyfurdo) and this has been a tradition since Roman times. It is an idea to give some thought as to which you bath you may wish to visit and consult your guide book or hotel reception for the latest suggestions. Some baths are all same sex or have se [more]

[Ausje, 12.11.2006] This is one of the friendliest places I have ever stayed. The owners were very helpful and did their best to make sure that we had everything we needed. They brought us a cot for our daughter even though we hadn't asked for one. They had lots of information about activities in the area. [more]

[andyrenata, 18.10.2006] Menza, situated on Liszt ferenc ter, a square full with bars and resaurants and one of the main places for tourists and locals a like, is in my opinion the best restaurant in this location by far. Their service surpasses their competitors by far and offers a great menu and a wide choice on the weekl [more]

[bluejules, 20.08.2006] The Budapest Marriott is located on the riverside of Pest and had a fantastic view of the river Danube. We were lucky enough to have a water facing room. The hotel was within walking distance of the main attractions in the city centre. The hotel was about 20 minutes form the airport and cost appr [more]

[bluejules, 20.08.2006] In February, I went to Budapest with my parents for a few days. My dad booked the break over the internet (flights and accommodation) so he chose the hotel that we stayed in. Having stayed in a Marriott hotel on a previous holiday, I was not disappointed when he told us that we would be staying in a [more]

[trivago traveller, 05.03.2006] We were clearly told the Botel Lisa was 'right in the middle of Budapest - on the river'... well, yes, it is on the river, but not the one that is in the middle of Budapest! It's around 8 miles from the centre, in the middle on absolutely nowhere. You'll have to take a taxi from the airport to get t [more]