Best Hotels in Budapest
Explore Budapest with 1450 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
IntercityHotel Budapest ★★★★
"This Intercity Hotel in Budapest is located right across from the main train station, and it's also very close to the metro, bus, and tram stations. There's a large shopping mall about a 10-minute walk away, which is great to visit in the summer since it has air conditioning. You'll need to take public transportation to get to the Danube River."
Novotel Budapest Danube ★★★★
"The room itself was pretty standard. However, if you want a room with a view of the Parliament building, they charge an extra 50 euros, which I felt wasn't really worth it. Just based on the room, I thought it was a bit overpriced."
Anantara New York Palace Budapest - A Leading Hotel of The World ★★★★★
"Beautiful classic hotel in the middle of Pest nearby all the monuments. Great breakfast and good rooms. Cleaning staff needs to communicate in better english. Rest is all good."
Continental Hotel Budapest ★★★★
Elegant city-centre accommodation combines modern suites with a rooftop indoor pool, sauna and spa, conveniently located near Andrássy Avenue and Madách Theatre in Budapest.
Carlton Hotel Buda Castle ★★★★
"1) Taking an Uber from Kellen train station cost about 10 euros. 2) The hotel's location is great for sightseeing; you can pretty much walk to all the attractions. 3) However, the hotel is situated on a slope, and it's quite steep, which isn't ideal if you have a lot of luggage."
Mercure Budapest City Center ★★★★
"Love the Mercure Hotel! It's in a super central location, making it really easy to get to all the sights. Plus, the metro and bus stops are right on your doorstep. There are tons of restaurants and cafes nearby too. It's a fantastic place to stay for a trip to Budapest, highly recommended!"
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest ★★★★★
Kempinski Hotel by Erzsébet Square, just 350m from the Deák hub (M1/M2/M3) — featuring Nobu and ÉS Bisztró restaurants and a spa complex.
Gerlóczy Boutique Hotel ★★★★
"Great address. Excellent restaurant at the hotel.Beautiful building and decor."
Danubius Hotel Arena ★★★★
"I have stayed at Danubius chain in Budapest before, Helia which is a spa hotel. This is more of a business location being beside the Puskas Arena and the M2 subway line and the 1 Tram line which gives multiple transit options if not using a hire vehicle or taxi. Breakfast was very decent, service attentive and professional. The room was clean with a few minor issues ie bathtub not draining quickly, furniture showing age (I understand so not an issue) and the facilities very good for my purpose - large gym with all required equipment, smaller pool but still permitted laps and a sauna all of which I used each day. As my last day had me leaving before breakfast, I was provided with a takeaway bag. All much appreciated. Front desk very helpful and kind. I enjoyed my stay very much."
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Hotel Veritas
"When we arrived, everything seemed fine at first. Check-in was smooth, and we received our key cards without any issues. But the disappointment came quickly once we entered the room. The space was extremely narrow, with three beds crammed in, and there was a large hole in the ceiling panel. The duvets were also visibly dirty, which didn’t help the first impression. We told ourselves, "We're only sleeping here, so let’s just make it work." We tried connecting to the WiFi, but there was no signal in the room. One of us had to go down to reception just to get a basic connection to check if it was even functioning. The minibar didn’t work, and neither did the TV. At that point, we started looking for alternative hotels. Instead, I spoke to reception and requested another room. To their credit, they came up, inspected the situation, and agreed that the room was not acceptable. We were moved to a new room where the fridge and TV worked — but unfortunately, the WiFi was still basically unusable. I was unable to work from the room at all and had to sit in the lobby to get anything done. Breakfast was okay, but not quite what we had expected. Overall, while the staff was helpful and did their best to resolve the issues, the condition of the first room and the lack of basic amenities made this a disappointing stay."
Mystery Hotel Budapest, Preferred Hotels & Resorts
A design hotel in an eclectic 19th-century Masonic palace — featuring an indoor pool, sauna, and within walking distance of the Opera and the Basilica.
Courtyard Budapest City Center
"Hotel is very near the train station. In Hungary and Europe, the breakfast is considered good. Only shampoo is provided."
Áurea Ana Palace by Eurostars Hotel Company
"We were given a room for the handicapped with no reason. There was no place for putting towel or wash bag in the toilet. The room phone was not working. Overall, it’s not a five star hotel, maybe 3-4 stars."
Corinthia Budapest
An 1896 hotel with an Art Deco-style Royal Spa — pool, saunas, thermal treatments, and just two stops on the M1 to the Széchenyi Baths.
Aria Hotel Budapest by Library Hotel Collection
A music-themed boutique hotel just 100m from St. Stephen's Basilica — featuring four wings (classical, opera, jazz, and pop), the High Note rooftop bar, and a spa.
InterContinental Budapest
A hotel on the Pest embankment—"river" rooms with views of Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, and Gellért Hill across the Danube.
Hilton Budapest
"The view is undeniably stunning (although we had to pay an extra 40 Euros for this room with a view, on top of the regular room rate and taxes). However, the cleanliness was appalling. The carpet was covered in hair. When we returned to the hotel to sleep that night, we discovered the pillows and duvet smelled terrible, like stinky feet. After coming back, I even developed an allergic reaction on my inner thighs, a fungal infection with two ringworm spots! I reported this issue later, but received no response, no refund for the room, and the staff's attitude was very poor!"
Adina Apartment Hotel Budapest
Aparthotel with an indoor pool and sauna near the Western Railway Station (M3) — spacious apartments perfect for families and long-term stays.
Verdi Budapest Aquincum
"I just stayed 1 night so it's hard to analyse the experience seriously. For the price it was OK. I would recommend some upgrades, but i assume there's not enough guests to get back the value for the same price. The hand cream was empty in the bathroom, that was the worst thing i can tell. And the WiFi was terrible for watching live streams so i used my own mobilenet."
Kozmo Hotel Suites & Spa - Small Luxury Hotels of the World
"First, about the initial issue: My travel plans were suddenly delayed, and even though I was abroad, contacting Trip.com's customer service was very easy. After explaining the situation, the customer service representative was very enthusiastic and said they would handle it immediately, also informing me of the next steps. Before my trip, I checked the SMS and contacted customer service again to confirm that the check-in date had been successfully changed (the representative said the original check-in time couldn't be modified, but confirmed that the hotel had successfully updated the new check-in date). I am very grateful for this! Next, about my arrival at the hotel: There was a slight hiccup during check-in, as we were told we had passed the check-in time. After some explanation on our part, they conducted a lengthy search, but fortunately, we were able to check in successfully. They also mentioned that if Trip.com could send another confirmation letter for the changed date, it would make the check-in process even smoother and faster. I am deeply thankful for this! Finally, regarding the hotel itself: It was clean and tidy, not far from the train station, making transportation very convenient. I would choose to stay here again next time! I always try to write thorough reviews now, hoping to help others a little! I hope to be a person who can spread warmth in the future!"
Danubius Hotel Helia
A relaxing riverside retreat featuring a soothing spa, massage room, sauna and fitness room, ideally located near Margaret Island and Budapest’s riverside attractions.
Expo Tower by Mellow Mood Hotels
Comfortable city stays combine modern amenities with relaxation, featuring a spa, sauna, free gym and on-site parking, just 160m from Hungexpo Budapest Congress and Exhibition Centre.
Lion's Garden Hotel
"Great hotel and close to the tourist spots, and next to the bus stop for line 5, which you use a lot as a tourist!"
Budapest Marriott Hotel
All 364 rooms face the Danube—from the windows, you can see Buda Castle, Erzsébet Bridge, and Gellért Hill.
NH Budapest City
"Everything was great. The room was spacious and clean, equipped with everything needed."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Budapest
Discover the charm of Budapest by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Fisherman's Bastion
Pause by the 1902 Neo-Romanesque towers — the seven towers symbolise the seven Hungarian tribes and offer the best panoramic views of the Parliament and the Danube. Buda bank, District I.
Hungarian Parliament Building
Book a hotel near the third-largest parliament building in the world — a 268-metre neo-Gothic palace on the banks of the Danube, especially striking when illuminated at night. Pest embankment, District V.
Széchenyi Chain Bridge
Choose a hotel near the first permanent bridge across the Danube in Hungary (1849) — it connects Belváros to the foot of Buda Castle and stands as a symbol of the unification of Buda and Pest.
Heroes' Square
Book a hotel near the monumental square with the Archangel Gabriel column — from which there is direct access to Városliget Park and the Széchenyi Baths. Pest embankment, Districts VI/XIV.
Matthias Church
Choose a hotel near a jewel of Gothic architecture on Castle Hill — a 13th-century church with a vibrant Zsolnay tiled roof stands just a few steps from Fisherman's Bastion. Buda side, District I.
Liberty Bridge
Book a stay near Liberty Bridge, a sleek modern pedestrian span offering sweeping riverfront vistas and striking illuminated evening light displays.
St. Stephen's Basilica
Stay near Budapest’s 96-metre-tall main cathedral — 364 steps lead up to the dome’s observation deck, offering views across the entire city. Pest side, District V.
Budapest-Keleti Station
Make a stop at Budapest’s main international railway station — it’s where trains from Vienna, Prague, and other European capitals pull in. The M2 metro station is a handy starting point for your city adventure. Pest side, District VIII.
Buda Castle
Book a hotel at the foot of Castle Hill — a former 13th-century royal residence that’s now home to the National Gallery and the History Museum (a UNESCO World Heritage site). Buda side, District I.
Budapest Travel Information
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More Information About Budapest Hotels
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1,450 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£122 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£153 |
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IntercityHotel Budapest |
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Margaret Island |
FAQ – Hotels in Budapest
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What is the average price of a hotel in Budapest this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Budapest this weekend is £123 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £200 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Budapest this weekend typically cost £563 per night.
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How much do hotels in Budapest cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Budapest during weekdays is £100 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £154 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Budapest generally cost £515 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Budapest?
Some of the best places to stay in Budapest are near popular attractions like Fisherman's Bastion, Hungarian Parliament Building and Széchenyi Chain Bridge, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Budapest near Fisherman's Bastion?
Some of the top hotels in Budapest near Fisherman's Bastion include Hilton Budapest (from £170), Park Plaza Budapest (from £81) and Carlton Hotel Buda Castle (from £51), all offering easy access to Fisherman's Bastion, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Budapest?
The most popular Budapest hotels for your stay: IntercityHotel Budapest (from £60), Benczur Hotel (from £42) and Flow Spaces (from £9) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Budapest are pet friendly?
Flow Spaces (from £9), Maverick Budapest Soho (from £15) and Mercure Budapest City Center (from £101) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Budapest are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Verdi Budapest Aquincum (from £75), Danubius Hotel Helia (from £105) and Corinthia Budapest (from £153) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Budapest have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Hotel Castle Garden (from £66), Hotel Memories OldTown (from £98) and Mirage Medic Hotel (from £72) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Budapest have swimming pools?
Novotel Budapest City (from £56), Danubius Hotel Arena (from £61) and Verdi Budapest Aquincum (from £75) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Budapest offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hilton Budapest (from £170),Pullman Budapest (from £129) and Corinthia Budapest (from £153) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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