Where is the best area to stay in Budapest?
Budapest's District V is the busiest in the city. At this point there is the shopping street Váci utca and Vörösmarty tér Square, known for the statue of Mihály Vörösmarty. It is a good area to stay and from here you have easy access to public transport to travel to anywhere else.
At this location are the Opera House and Andrássy út Avenue, a grand boulevard that connects Erzsebet ter with the Heroes' Square. In addition to the St. Stephen's Basilica, with it's dome more than 90 meters, and the Bridge Széchenvi or Chain Bridge, the most popular of the five that cross the Danube. Staying at any of the excellent hotels in this area will be too close to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Parliament in Budapest. From the Parliament are obtained views of the city and it's dome is visible from any point in Budapest.
During the stay cannot fail to visit Roman's ruins of Aquincum Museum also located in this area. Budapest, also known as "Danube's queen" is famous for its 118 bridges and hot springs. Therefore it is considered the capital of the world of medicinal waters. The baths are known in the Gellért Baths. Since this district has good transport links and public transport to move there and to any other location. |
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Best hotels on Budapest center
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On the map, that shows the best area to stay in Budapest, are located a selection of the best hotels at the discretion of Tripadvisor users. Passing the cursor over the icons, you see the exact address of the hotel and the link in order to book the hotel (BEST PRICE GUARANTEED). So, Best Location Hotels, offers a selection of the best rated hotels, located in the best place to stay in Budapest, Hungary, and also facilitates the link to the hotels, for information and reservation.
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Some opinions about the best places to stay in Budapest:
“You liked Budapest's District V. In this location you can see the Danube, to cross the bridge to Buda, the Central Market and Vaci Utca near.”
“Andrássy Avenue is the most representative road of Budapest. It's connecting Erzsébet tér with City Park.”
“Best location to stay in Budapest is the city central. It's located directly in the historical center of Budapest. Less than 5 minutes walk from famous Vaci street, Andrassy Avenue, The Hungarian National Museum.”
“The center of the city is the best area to stay. It provides peacefullness yet if you wish to party, as it is the Vaci street, near river. What I found as the best thing, you trouble in this location a lot of hotels.”
Some reviews about the hotels and the locations:
Le Meridien Budapest: ”This was one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. The location could not have been better. I would strongly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Budapest.”
Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace: “We stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel for 4 nights. The location is a few hundred yards from the chain bridge. It does not disappoint in any way.”
Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge: “The famous Chain bridge and a stones throw from the city centre and metro station. Due to this fabulous location we were able to take a stroll during our first evening- from Pest to Buda, and to the basilica. Perfect for night time photographers with heavy tripods etc. Breakfast was very dear at 25 Euros. We tried once, it was very good but alternatives were abundant in the shopping area directly behind the Sofitel. Swimming pool, sauna and spa were excellent as a wind-down from a busy sightseeing day! I would most certainly recommend Sofitel to my family and friends.”
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest: “I stayed here for a week on business and found the Kempinski to be first class. The buffett breakfast is amazing and one of the best that I've seen. Great location to shopping and the river, all within walking distance. A half hour jog will take you across the bridge to the castle. Would stay here again.”
Bohem Art Hotel: “I loved Bohem Art Hotel. The entire staff is sweet, helpful and charming. I loved the location. It's a quiet neighborhood street in what could be a very noisy area. There is very little foot traffic and even though I was traveling alone I never felt unsafe. I actually was able to walk to everything that I wanted to see and fully appreciated being able to walk along the Danube, to cross the bridge to Buda, shop in the Central Market and stroll on Vaci Utca.”
K+K Hotel Opera: “We stayed at this lovely hotel for 4 nights. It’s in a great location near the Hungarian State Opera House. A metro stop only a few steps away. Many restaurant options and variety in this fantastic neighbourhood. Our stay was wonderful and would highly recommend this hotel!”
Starlight Suiten Hotel Budapest: “Good location, very central, spacious and clean. It is close to the Danube river and Parliament, surrounded by small coffe shops and nice places to eat and drink.”
Hotel Eurostars Budapest Center: “Just perfect!!! Very well located, you can walk to most of the sites. Loved it.”
Alta Moda Fashion Hotel: “This is a very nice 4* hotel with a very good location in Budapest. Good choice and value for money.”
Hotel Central Basilica: “My wife and I stayed here for a week. The price was very reasonable. Best of all is the perfect location that is within walking distance of almost all the Budapest sites.”
Best Western Hotel Orion: “We stayed for 3 nights, loved the location, close to everything and yet in very quiet part of town.”