Budapest - District?
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We stayed at the Corinthia Hotel and just loved it. We had an Executive room which allowed us access to the Executive Lounge where they served breakfast with espressos & cappucinos; afternoon tea with champagne; and evening desserts.
We were able to buy tram tickets and use the tram to get around, or they would get us a cab when we needed it. This hotel also has an amazing pool & spa. We were so spoiled it was hard to leave.
http://www.corinthia.com/hotels/budapest/
We were able to buy tram tickets and use the tram to get around, or they would get us a cab when we needed it. This hotel also has an amazing pool & spa. We were so spoiled it was hard to leave.
http://www.corinthia.com/hotels/budapest/
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We also took a 2-day tour with Travel Guide Hungary (4 hrs/day for two days).
Our tour guide, Orsolya, was amazing. She narrated the tour while Michael drove. We saw all the major sites in Budapest in 2 days and had time to go back to some that we wanted to see again, and see others that weren't on the tour.
http://travelguidehungary.com/#_=_
Our tour guide, Orsolya, was amazing. She narrated the tour while Michael drove. We saw all the major sites in Budapest in 2 days and had time to go back to some that we wanted to see again, and see others that weren't on the tour.
http://travelguidehungary.com/#_=_
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we like the buda side and specifically, adore the hotel victoria. it has a tram that goes right in front, making it easy to get anywhere. best of all, all the rooms (i think) have full length windows facing the river, bridge, and parliament. reasonably priced.
having said that, there is more action (restaurants, coffee shops, music, etc.) on the other side... but it's all easy to get to.
having said that, there is more action (restaurants, coffee shops, music, etc.) on the other side... but it's all easy to get to.
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I thought I had posted to this. Apparently not.
I much prefer the Pest side. Better transport and accommodation and restaurant options, plus you get to admire the view of Buda.
I highly recommend these apartments - I've stayed in two of them
budapestvacationrentals.com/Six_Very_Special_Apartments_in_the_Heart_of_Budape st/Six_Very_Special,_Very_Central_Budapest_Vacation_R entals.html
I much prefer the Pest side. Better transport and accommodation and restaurant options, plus you get to admire the view of Buda.
I highly recommend these apartments - I've stayed in two of them
budapestvacationrentals.com/Six_Very_Special_Apartments_in_the_Heart_of_Budape st/Six_Very_Special,_Very_Central_Budapest_Vacation_R entals.html
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I liked the full service Marriott on the Pest side. Great view of the river and the Buda Castle district, Chain Bridge, etc. from the room. Lots of close by options for dining, site seeing, shopping, etc. And, they have an excellent Executive Lounge!
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Thursday, I came across those in a search - they look interesting, thank you.
Kawh, we mix up holidays with both hotels and 3 bed apartments depending on what wows us. Will be going to Prague & Vienna first. If you have an apartment recommendation, would appreciate receiving that as well.
Kawh, we mix up holidays with both hotels and 3 bed apartments depending on what wows us. Will be going to Prague & Vienna first. If you have an apartment recommendation, would appreciate receiving that as well.
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I understand wanting an apartment because you have 3 people and 1 hotel room might be tight quarters, but personally, I prefer a hotel for stays of less than 5 nights. Sometimes the fees [cleaning] make the per night cost too high since there are fewer nights spent in apartment. Just my 2 euros/ents...