The wonderful Hungarian city of Budapest is located in the heart of Hungary, occupying both banks of the majestic Danube River. Boutique hotel rooms with a view can be found on either side of the Danube, both in Buda and in Pest, the two old settlements that make up modern Budapest. Whichever district of Budapest you are considering booking your chosen boutique hotel in, you should know that getting around by public transport or car is relatively easy. The underground network map is simple to follow, so check that your preferred location is close to a station, which will make it easy to enjoy and explore this beautiful city. Many of the best boutique hotels to stay in are out-of-the-way, offering a great deal of charm and seclusion. That said, there are plenty of choices in Budapest's city center if you want a centrally located building with a boutique design hotel atmosphere for your stay.
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2 rooms One of the first things you will find out during a stay in a boutique hotel room anywhere in Hungary is that a warm welcome will be offered. The customer service level will be good regardless of the hotel's prices and location. Boutique hotels tend to be staffed by people who speak Hungarian, English, and German. Many of the most beautiful hotel rooms overlooking the Danube will also be looked after by hotel staff in other languages. Coffee and tea-making facilities are typically included within your room. Still, you can also usually grab a coffee on your way out, depending on the style of the establishment's amenities. Many boutique hotel stays include breakfast as a part of the booking, but it is worth confirming beforehand. It is typical for boutique hotels also to have a bar or to be in a location that's a short walk from one. If an evening menu is offered to guests, then expect the restaurant to serve typical Hungarian cuisine and international food in most cases. Hotel restaurant services may include room service, but let the kitchen know if you have specific dietary requirements. Most restaurant staff will be only too pleased to accommodate them.
The star rating of any boutique hotel will give you an idea about the amenities on offer, such as whether there is a spa in the building for guests to use. However, it is worth checking whether access to the spa is included for free with the room prices you see quoted. Some boutique hotels have inclusive prices that cover breakfast, flat screen TVs, spa access, and pool use if there is one, but others don't. You need to know whether or not you'll need to budget for the extra services you might want to enjoy during your boutique hotel stay in Budapest. Generally speaking, surcharge prices for such services aren't a great deal for guests who have already booked a room.
The price you can expect to pay for luxury boutique hotel rooms in Budapest will vary according to the precise location. Even within Budapest's city center, the price will depend on whether the building offers views of the Danube, old Buda Castle, or other attractions, such as Esterhazy Palace and St. Stephen's Basilica. Every notable building, including the castle and the palace, is lit up at night, meaning it can be romantic to enjoy such views. However, the central part of the city, such as Belváros-Lipótváros, which is on the eastern bank of the Danube, isn't the only place to find great boutique rooms. Some of the best ones are located in Budavar, also known as Castle District. A charming funicular railway ascends the steep hill, affording great views over Pest. Terézváros is a good choice if you want to enjoy a more cultural experience during your stay. It is where the State Opera is located, along with several smaller theaters and art galleries. The best advice is to read about the location you most want to stay in and then check out the reviews of all the boutique hotels in that district and the reviews of hotels in neighboring areas. This will help you pin down where you want to be on the map. After you've chosen your preferred area, read the full reviews of the amenities at each hotel so you'll know exactly what to expect when you check in. Some hotel rooms offer luxury and an individual house style, while others may be more relaxed and informal. Whatever your view of what makes a great vacation during your free time, you will find a suitable boutique hotel in Budapest in nearly every area of the city, thanks to the many choices available today.
Whether you like art, want to visit a restaurant with a Michelin star, would prefer to enjoy the bar culture in Budapest, or want to enjoy time in your hotel room in luxury, the capital city of Hungary has it all. One of the most popular things to do is to take a river trip on the Danube or explore one of the islands between its banks. Prices for guided tours along the river are relatively inexpensive by the standards of most European capitals. A tour of the palace and the castle will interest those who want to learn more about history. Alternatively, viewing some of the city's superb murals, which adorn many buildings, will appeal to modern art fans. Budapest offers so much to guests that it is one of the best places on the Central European map for a boutique hotel stay, especially when you consider some of the special offers you can find, including city activities as a part of the hotel room price.
