Find the Best Hotels in Budapest
Looking for a hotel in Budapest? Discover the city on the Danube, where every corner breathes history and comfort: the majestic Parliament Building, the Széchenyi and Gellért thermal baths, and picturesque views of the Danube. Stay in historic Belváros, on the vibrant Pest side, or in the area near Buda Hill — here you will find accommodation options for every taste: from hotels in historic buildings to trendy aparthotels with river views.
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Explore Budapest from hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Mercure Budapest Castle Hill
"It’s quite close to the metro which is convenient! However, they didn’t clean our room while we were there for three nights, and it split lots of water from the shower at the bathroom"
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.
Ibis Budapest Castle Hill
"Very good location. Basic amenities. No kettle or hot water service. Air-conditioning is malfunctioned. But for location wise it's perfect for short stay."
Triple M Hotel
"Everything was good!"
Ibis Budapest Stadium
"Hotel was super clean, the staff were friendly and helpful to accommodate our needs. The bus station is on the other side of the road, so perfect for early morning buses. You can have a breakfast package prepared for you to take on the bus. You can add breakfast at check-in for €10/pp"
Novotel Budapest Danube
"It was just okay, typical GreenTree Inn standards. The view was great, but everything else was pretty average. Lots of Koreans staying there. The room was small, but cleanliness was decent. The facilities were old. The main advantage is its proximity to Fisherman's Bastion; it's just a short walk up the hill. You can even wait for the Parliament building to light up at night, and you can get good photos right from the hotel hallway."
Sous44
"It’s good hotel, it has train in front of hotel and hotel is so quiet"
Mövenpick Hotel Budapest Centre
A landmark 1911 building near the Blaha Lujza tér (M2) metro station — 227 soundproofed rooms and the Palace restaurant set within historic interiors.
Prestige Hotel Budapest
A boutique hotel housed in a 19th-century city palace — featuring the Michelin-starred Costes Downtown restaurant, rooms with Cavalli furniture, and just a four-minute walk to the Chain Bridge.
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Island Hostel Budapest
"This place is a hidden gem on the island. Very friendly host, easy to get into the city, really excellent private terrace with lots of character and a view of the danube for having a drink and enjoying the sun and very good value!"
Hotel Veritas
"Upon arrival, we discovered the fridge was not working and emitted a moldy smell, which required us to air out the room. Although a staff member firstly advised that we can leave our food in staff fridge for the night and he can't change it, he eventually replaced the fridge with a functional one later that evening. Later in the evening water started leaking from the ceiling due to a malfunctioning air conditioner. A staff member attempted to adjust the air conditioner, but the next day, a section of the suspended ceiling, along with metal parts from the air conditioner, fell to the floor due to the moisture. Fortunately, my children were in different parts of the room when this happened, but it could have been a serious safety hazard as one of them at the time of ceiling failure was in the bathroom which was 1 meter from the spot where it happened. A member of staff collected the fallen ceiling parts, but the water leakage persisted throughout the night. We were offered drinks at the bar as compensation, but since it was 11 PM and we were with our children, we asked the hotel to cover our parking instead. The staff member assured us that this would be no problem. Upon checking out, we discovered a thick layer of dust under the sofa, which was pulled out when we arrived. Tiles on the balcony ceiling had already fallen and shattered before our arrival, indicating a pattern of neglect. When we handed in the keys, we were informed that the owner refused to cover our parking fees as previously promised by staff and the owner attempted to blame us for overusing the air conditioner, which had been set by their staff. The hotel is incredibly run-down. Electrical outlets hang out of the walls, all lamps are filled with dead insects, and there are no kettles or tableware in the room. The safe had no batteries, and although the TV worked, we had to connect the antenna cable ourselves. The only thing that I can list as relatively adequate is the breakfast. They were not ready to serve for the amount of people that were actually having the breakfast, but when trays were filled it was fine."
Petneházy Aparthotel
"The place is beautiful, the atmosphere is very cozy and welcoming. The location is not close to public transport, but it is easy to call a car via app to the train station and soon be in the center of Budapest. The only bad thing is the breakfast. The breads are not fresh and there is little variety of fruits. They need to improve the breakfast."
Holiday Beach Budapest Wellness and Conference Hotel
"The big downside is check-out at 10:00 AM. Parking is free (even though the app says it's paid), and it's closed, which is a big plus. I wouldn't stay at this hotel again."
Anantara New York Palace Budapest - A Leading Hotel of The World
"Buffet is good with nice service & staff"
Áurea Ana Palace by Eurostars Hotel Company
"Fabulous hotel. Superb rooms beautiful decor. Loved it."
Kimpton BEM BUDAPEST by IHG
"Excellent location, clean and sanitary, average interior, average service"
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.
Danubius Hotel Arena
"The staff was very nice, the hotel is very close to the metro station."
Continental Hotel Budapest
"incredible location near everything"
Novotel Budapest City
"Convenient location, average breakfast, overall stay = good"
Queen's Court Hotel & Residence
"The Hotel is very clean and location is good"
Expo Tower by Mellow Mood Hotels
"Nice hotel Good room Excellent breakfast"
Verdi Budapest Aquincum
"Good hotel, clean. Nice breakfasts. Comfortable beds. Quiet."
Lion's Garden Hotel
"A very suitable hotel for family trips, not far from New York Cafe, and 30 minutes walk to the main attractions. Very comfortable and clean! Free parking at the door on weekends."
Onyx Luxury Budapest
"The hotel's service is very good and the location is close to the train station. It is very convenient to travel and the breakfast is also very good."
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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.
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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 £125 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £196 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Budapest this weekend typically cost £556 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 £105 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £160 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Budapest generally cost £527 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 £135), Park Plaza Budapest (from £64) and Novotel Budapest Danube (from £64), 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 £46), Flow Spaces (from £11) and Benczur Hotel (from £41) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Budapest are pet friendly?
Flow Spaces (from £11), Maverick Budapest Soho (from £19) and Mercure Budapest City Center (from £75) 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? Budapest Marriott Hotel (from £161), Corinthia Budapest (from £133) and Verdi Budapest Aquincum (from £57) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Budapest have hot springs?
Want to experience hot springs in your hotel? Mirage Medic Hotel (from £60) and Hotel Memories OldTown (from £86) have hot springs. Book now!
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Which hotels in Budapest have swimming pools?
Novotel Budapest City (from £53), Danubius Hotel Arena (from £52) and Corinthia Budapest (from £133) 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 £135),Budapest Marriott Hotel (from £161) and Corinthia Budapest (from £133) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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