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Budapest Intercontinental Hotel.
Is it easy to get a taxi from the IC to go to the train station? Are taxis easily available or do I need to arrange this with in advance? This will be on a weekday in the morning.
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Yes, taxi's are readily available and I'm sure the front desk can help arrange this for you.
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When I had an early morning flight out of Budapest, I had my hotel schedule a pickup for me.
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I just returned from Budapest. We stayed a few blocks from the Inter Continental. When we needed a taxi, we asked the front desk to call one and it always arrived within 5 minutes or so. I didn't notice, but there may also be taxis in front of your hotel; in any event, you won't have any problems.
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Taxis are unregulated in Budapest, and so each taxi or taxi company can charge whatever rates they want. The major five star hotels typically affiliate with a small group of taxis/limos that charge quite high rates (for very comfortable cars driven by drivers who speak excellent english); but you can also ask the desk to call you a taxi from one of the less expensive major companies - we use City Taxi (+36 1 211 1111) - and they are reliable and quite affordable (likely 1000 HUF from the IC to Keleti, or thereabouts, without much traffic)
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Thanks for all the replies, I had emailed the IC to inquire after I started this thread. The cost for a transfer was 25 euros, I kid you not.
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Why don't you walk the 4-5 minutes to Deak Ferenc ter where the Metro M2 stops and takes you to Keleti pu in a few minutes? Much cheaper and you won't have *that* much luggage, eh?
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also used city taxi. you can contact them here and get an approximate quote.
http://www.citytaxi.hu/tarifatabla.php?l=en |
We stayed at the Marriott. The taxi they arranged for us was $15 to the Keleti train station. I believe it was City Taxi.
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