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"Perfect location to explore the city and night life. Highly recommend! "

"Well located. Nice rooms. Good breakfast. Good shower."

"Very nice place "

"Probably the best hotel experience in Hungary. Very clean, new, excellent bed etc."

"Big room I am too old for climb in bath tub and i could feel the springs in the mattress"

"The hotel is pretty run down, need a a lot of maintenance. The carpet in the room was dirty, the mattresses on the bed were worn and you sunk in them when laid in the bed. Towels were small. The bathroom was clean but one of the doors was missing from the shower cubicle and there was a piece of shower curtain hanging to replace the door. Breakfast was OK. There’s a lot to be desired for the price we paid for this room. "

"Really enjoyed staying here. Apartment was clean, spacious (high ceilings), very modern kitchen (I opted not to cook, but all amenities are there - half refrigerator, dishwasher, pots/pans, dishes, utensils - also small dining table), bed was comfortable, desk/room to work and sofa. Excellent lighting. A very large amount of closet space as well, extra blankets/pillows in the wardrobes/closets. Apartment I was in (123) faces out to parking lots, so helpful to keep all shades down at times. Would appreciate paper napkins or paper towels in kitchen. Also, there were some "stink bugs" in the room/on a shade (Hungary had an infestation with these), which were upsetting, but I managed to remove two of them one night (threw them out the window) and another one the second night. Plants in the room are lovely but maybe some natural/eco-friendly solution sprayed by the windows could prevent them from coming inside (vinegar, soap, lavender). Room got a little loud all three evenings at 11 p.m. from upstairs neighbor, but it lasted 10 minutes at the most. Otherwise, very quiet neighborhood, 5-7 minute walk to Szechenyi ter with beautiful architecture, cafes, restaurants (Kiraly street), churches, and so forth. Staff was incredibly nice both at check-in and check-out and you can have breakfast in their terraced area of the hotel. Note: you check in at the Hotel, but the apartments are just across the street. I would recommend Adele!"