Le Meridien Budapest
Jan 17th, 2004, 12:51 PM
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Le Meridien Budapest
I am considering going to Budapest for a few nights this August. I have managed to find a very favourable rate for a suite at Le Meridien, will I be disappointed? Would the Kempinski offer more luxurious accomodation?
All opinions, suggestions, etc. greatly appreciated. My thanks in advance!
All opinions, suggestions, etc. greatly appreciated. My thanks in advance!
Jan 17th, 2004, 01:23 PM
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Any reason for posting this under the topics for Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belaruse, Belguim, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatio Cyprus and under every topic/heading for Europe. I make a search under heading for Russia, I get you request for information for Madrid and Budapest. I search under Romania I see all your postings again. Please just post under Europe and the country that you are looking for information. Give us a break!!
Jan 17th, 2004, 01:32 PM
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I posted under general interest - the hotel, and wanted to highlight Hungary as well, but it would only allow just two to be selected. Apologies for any confusion, and inconvenience it may have cause you.
Jan 17th, 2004, 02:14 PM
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m_kingdom,
regarding this posting problem: Please try to highlight one country. If you want to get another one highlighted simultaneously, just press CTRL and click on the country of your choice at the same time. Both highlights will be accepted.
I second Garfield's motion that you might want to limit your posts to specific countries. By now your posts- although interesting- are making country search on this forum a bit complicated as you are dominating almost every country there is;-)...
Regarding those two hotels: I have no personal experience, but from what I have heard they are both fine properties, the Meridien being the newer one (although in an older building, I think). As they are also in the same neighborhood I would go by price- but do try to get some first hand information on this!
regarding this posting problem: Please try to highlight one country. If you want to get another one highlighted simultaneously, just press CTRL and click on the country of your choice at the same time. Both highlights will be accepted.
I second Garfield's motion that you might want to limit your posts to specific countries. By now your posts- although interesting- are making country search on this forum a bit complicated as you are dominating almost every country there is;-)...
Regarding those two hotels: I have no personal experience, but from what I have heard they are both fine properties, the Meridien being the newer one (although in an older building, I think). As they are also in the same neighborhood I would go by price- but do try to get some first hand information on this!
Jan 18th, 2004, 06:25 AM
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The Kempinski offers a uniformly high standard throughout its properties. The Budapest Kempinski has seen a recent renovation and maintains the quality of the chain.I have been a guest there and found it good for me- good service-well furnished rooms.
However standards are subjective and each of us look for something different.
If rate is your criteria, then take the best one.
If not go on the websites for each chain and decide what YOU like best.
However standards are subjective and each of us look for something different.
If rate is your criteria, then take the best one.
If not go on the websites for each chain and decide what YOU like best.
Jan 18th, 2004, 07:03 AM
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The Meridien is next door to the Kempinski. Both are fine so far as I know, althugh my personal experience includes only the Kempinski, which is a fine place, if with expensive restaurants. If you found what you like at the Meridien, go with it.
