Budapest District VI-Terezvaros 3-star Hotels

At this price it would be really difficult to beat this hotel. Even though the rooms are a little old-fashioned, everything was clean, the view was great and there was air conditioning. It is in quiet area and beds are really comfortable so we got a good night sleep. If you are looking for a hotel at a reasonable price and dont mind walking a bit to get to the city center it is a really good choice.

The hotel is located in the center of the old town, go to the Parliament building and take a cruise to see the night view, about half an hour walk. Next to the hotel is a Chinese restaurant opened by an aunt in Shanghai, which is cost-effective. However, the environment of the old town is slightly dirty and poor. Hotel facilities are old, this price may be able to live in a better hotel in the new city. Breakfast is normal, bread is the main thing, not very suitable for Chinese taste.

My stay was 10/10. Lovely clean hotel with fabulously nice staff. The lobby, breakfast area and rooms are perfect and clean. The vibe is lovely and the location is perfect for getting on the 4/6 tram right at the doorstep! I will be back to Budapest again and will book here again!

Just Retuned from a 3 night stay in ibis , heroes square. Arrived late at night. The staff member was very welcoming, check in was a breeze. Our room was on the 4th floor. And was quiet. The reception area was very nice, and there was a bar, so we had a quick beer before we went to our room, after our long journey. The room itself was clean , spacious, and plenty of room to hang your clothes. There was also a safe provided. The bathroom with shower was very clean, and the shower worked perfectly. There was also a TV for use. The breakfast was plentiful and choice was good. However the last day we were there, we went down for breakfast, and there was no plates, no cutlery, not enough hot food ready, also there was no milk in one of the coffee machines.so we had to wait a while for these items to be replenished. We purchased a budapest card to make our stay in budapest easier, we had a great help from the hotel staff directing us places, and organising a shuttle bus service to pick us up from the hotel, to go back to the airport. That was a great help. Thanks again to that staff member 👍 . So , in summary, Room good, hotel staff really good, great location ( bus stop right outside front door, and a subway station just around the corner. Buy a budapest travel card, great value, and great convenience for using all the transport links.) Breakfast- food good, however try not to let things run out as much as we experienced. A couple of things to brush up on, but all in all , a really good stay, and would definitely return 👍

The new apartment is very good, one bedroom and one hall with washing machine, facilities are very new, relatively quiet in the city center, parking around is troublesome, traffic is convenient wherever you can go, the front desk is not 24 hours pay attention to check-in time.

I recently stayed at the easyHotel in Budapest and I must say that it was a great experience. The hotel’s location is truly exceptional as it is located within walking distance to the city centre and the Heroes’ Square. Moreover, it is also conveniently close to the metro line 1 and the tram lines 4 and 6, which makes it incredibly easy to get to all of the city’s attractions. The hotel itself has everything necessary for a comfortable and cheap stay in Budapest. The rooms are compact but clean and have all the essential amenities, including a comfortable bed and a private bathroom. The staff at the hotel are very friendly and helpful, always willing to assist with any questions or concerns. Another great perk of staying at the easyHotel is the free tea and cheap coffee available at the reception. This is a nice touch that adds to the overall value of the hotel. Overall, I highly recommend the easyHotel in Budapest. It offers a great location, comfortable rooms, and excellent value for money.

General observations - Basic but comfortable hotel well situated near Oktagon. Provided are small towels, hand wash, toilet roll. Hair dryer. Our double was two singles pushed together which is fairly common. Positives - room fridge to keep water cold. Air conditioning. Decent shower. Reasonable breakfast included. Staff speak English. Quiet. Clean. Negatives - no facility to make a cup of tea, just a coffee machine in reception which dispenses tiny cups of poor instant coffee. Room has bedside lamps but nowhere to plug them in. If you’re in the shower and someone uses the water elsewhere (sink, toilet) you can get scalded as the cold water is diverted from the shower. Room safe that we couldn’t operate.

Convenient, quiet in the middle of noisy, good sanitary conditions, close to the shopping street, suitable for travel and living, breakfast is also rich, the surrounding restaurants can also choose, good.

Very good location and we have stayed here previously the staff are amazing as always. I do want to note that the shower curtain was a little dirty and the bed sheet stained with what looked like mascara or pen ink (The sheets still Obviously clean and ironed but stained) I also want to note that despite a great cleaning service by the maids and no negative comments . We do feel a £20 (English note) was accepted as a tip despite our knowledge. On this note please do be very wary of leaving any purses or valuables behind and use the provided safe. This was our error and due to our uncertainty we are not raising this as a complaint. Would definitely stay here again

The place is new but unfortunately not much consideration has been spared; the owners are either amateurs in hospitality or are simply in the business of making a cashflow out of a building. 1. If you stay on the ground floor you will hear every coversation at the reception, some long, and in perfect clarity. You will also have to close the curtains to avoid being face to face with neighbours passing by who may also occasionally be very talkative - I had a couple who coming out to talk and smoke 20cm from my window once every hour - I'm guessing window is single-glazed? No carpets or intermediary doors to dampen the noise. Easier for cleaning... If you feel strongly about minimizing your contribution to the cleaner's work schedule the next morning I fully recommend you stay at this hotel. And then the evening comes and you water noises kick in. 2. Your single room may be large enough to accommodate even a king bed but you will be served with a single bed, just because. A second connected single bed pulls from underneath the first one; I thought such beds are intended for children's rooms when occasionally they have sleepover guests... 3. You will have a desk in your room that is 15-20cm wide, insufficient to put your laptop on - although the room is large enough to fit a desk of any size, and you will share the desk with the TV which could not for some reason be hanged on the wall (wall too thin?). You will have a cheap plastic chair that is inclined at an angle that makes it unsutable for desk work. No public space where you could work. Together with distractions from poor sound isolation this is disaster for people who have any work responsibilities. 4. No electrical outlets next to the bed. If you have more than one device a single available outlet might pose a problem. 5. Walls are paper thin (thinner than usual). With neighbours this would be hell, luckily I did not have any. 6. TV has the western news channels, not sure about East Asian. 7. The area is off Kiraly (King) street which is on the poorer side, with cheap supermarkets (Penny Market and Lidl), however overall the location within the city is good. Just a block north there is Andrassy street which is one of the grand thoroughfares of the city. The address is about midway between City Centre and the Heroes Park. 8. Staff was fine, yet software cannot help when hardware is so lacking. 9. My conclusion is that the building was never intended to be operated as a hotel but was repurposed quickly and without much thought by persons who may have operated Airbnb's (just a guess) but have no idea why people choose hotels over Airbnb's in this day and age. I was thinking how to get out within first two hours of the stay and did so the next morning. 10. For the price I should have chosen a real hotel 20-30min outside the city, not this.