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Booked for a friend. I heard that the hotel is the best hotel in Budapest, the city is super C, the hotel is very beautiful, and the service is very good. But I didn't expect that Budapest would have such a hot summer, a city like fire.

The hotel is in a very good location, right next to the St. István Church, surrounded by restaurants and cafes. It takes 5 minutes to walk to the Chain Bridge, and about 20 minutes to walk to the Fisherman's Bastion and the Parliament Building. The room is very large, the utensils are also very good, and the pillows are so good that I bought 4 of them when I left the hotel. The breakfast is exquisite, and there is piano music during afternoon tea time. As for the rooftop sky garden, it is not to be missed. It is very beautiful under the sunset. All the staff are also very enthusiastic, especially the staff of the sky garden and the breakfast restaurant. It is the first choice hotel in Budapest.

Matild Palace in Budapest is a true gem that offers an unforgettable stay. The hotel perfectly blends historical elegance with modern luxury, making it a standout destination. The rooms are beautifully appointed, offering comfort and style, with breathtaking views of the city. Its central location is ideal for exploring the vibrant heart of Budapest.

The hotel staff were incredibly friendly and professional, from the moment we arrived at the hotel entrance, through check-in, and all the way to check-out and luggage handling. Every service was polite and attentive. The hotel breakfast was quite rich, with à la carte options, and the fruit was delicious. The room size was quite large for European standards, and housekeeping was prompt and thorough. The only minor drawback was that the shower facilities in the room were a bit old-fashioned and the drainage wasn't great.

The hotel is brand new with excellent facilities; it was definitely the most comfortable two nights we had during our entire trip to Europe. The location is perfect, right across from the opera house, and there's an M1 metro station right outside, making it super easy to connect to all kinds of public transportation. The reception staff were very friendly; we had a nice long chat during check-in. All in all, highly recommended.

The hotel is antique, the room is not big, clean and hygienic, the location is very convenient, there are many restaurants around, the breakfast is also very good, and the taxi is also very fast

The location is excellent. The room was nice, large spotless clean with good view. The breakfast was not very impressive, comparing to other hotels in the same category in Budapest. The service was five start. We were very pleased with the exception of the breakfast, it definitely needs improvement. We will return, we liked the hotel.

The toilet and shower were separate, and there was also a bathtub, which was very convenient. The shower was button-operated and very powerful, and the hairdryer was a high-quality German product. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. It was midsummer and hot, but they brought ice to my room and cooled the two complimentary bottles of cold water I could drink. The concierge at the reception spoke clear and easy-to-understand English, and was able to understand my poor English. It's also right next to the airport bus stop, and is very convenient with both the subway and bus stops nearby. This is a highly recommended hotel with few Japanese or Asian customers.

Korean peopleㅋㅋ I have to sleep here,,, BookoBookoya~~~!!! ㅋㅋㅋ I came with my 45 month old baby. It's clean and really nice^^

Before my trip, I spent ages looking for accommodation in Budapest, constantly debating whether to stay in Buda or Pest. I finally decided on the Marriott in the Pest district, and it truly was the perfect choice! ✔️✔️✔️ 🤩 Most of the main tourist attractions are in the Pest area. From the Marriott, it's super close to St. Stephen's Basilica, the Parliament Building, Liberty Bridge, and the Central Market. You can actually walk to most of them, but if you're feeling tired, you can buy a 24-hour travel pass. (A quick heads-up: I tried to buy a 24-hour group pass but found out after confirming multiple times that they only offer single passes now). Usually, it's just a two-stop ride, which saves a lot of energy! 🤩 August, the height of summer, was incredibly hot! After visiting an attraction or two, the heat would become unbearable. It was great to be able to pop back to the hotel to rest and cool down whenever needed 😊 🤩 We were incredibly lucky! Our flight landed in Budapest at 6 AM that day, and we reached the hotel just after 7 AM. I had planned to try my luck asking for an early check-in. The gentleman at the front desk was very humorous, saying, 'Our usual check-in time is 3 PM, so arriving at 7 AM is a 'super early check-in'!' Nevertheless, he managed to find us an available room, and we were settled in before 8 AM, which allowed us to freshen up immediately. After exploring for a bit in the morning, having lunch, and then a good two-hour nap, we were re-energized and ready to head out again around 3 PM 😊 🤩 The Marriott is incredibly well-located! It's a mere 3-minute walk to the famous 'Comme Chez Soi' restaurant, 5 minutes to Red Pepper, and 5 minutes to Boat Dock 10. The M2 metro station is just a 2-minute walk away. We also stumbled upon VigVarju Restaurant, which is only 2 minutes on foot (it has a great ambiance, delicious food, is more affordable than the popular/trendy spots, and doesn't require a reservation – highly recommend!). Everything is essentially within a five-minute walk, making it incredibly convenient ✌ 🌹🌹🌹 Because the gentleman (at the front desk) allowed me such an early check-in, I promised him I'd write a 'super good comment'🤩. Seriously, you definitely won't regret staying here! 😁