Top Hotels in Budapest
Explore Budapest with stays near iconic landmarks, luxury hotels, and top boutiques for the best shopping and dining
Ibis Budapest Heroes Square ★★★
The budget-friendly Ibis hotel is near Heroes' Square and the Hősök tere (M1) metro station — the Széchenyi Thermal Bath is just a seven-minute walk away.
IntercityHotel Budapest ★★★★
"This hotel is really conveniently located, with plenty of subway and bus lines nearby. There are also lots of food and drink options in the area. My only complaint is that the bed seemed a bit dusty; even a light pat would stir up a lot of lint. Otherwise, I'm very happy with everything."
City Hotel Mátyás ★★★
"It's a bit hard to find at first, traditional and old Budapest building, but the location is excellent. Couldn't be better. Super close to the Danube, Váczi Street and public transportation. Many restaurants and shops in the area are open till late. The hotel does not have parking and I paid a fortune for overnight parking. Basically 15k forint for overnight plus another 7k forint for a couple more hours. The receptionist was super helpful though and suggested a much more affordable car park, next to WestEnd, where I moved the car for the rest of the stay and used public transport instead. The hotel is good, clean and decent size room. Bathroom amenities... Don't expect much, but there's hair dryer and if I'm not wrong, there was an iron and ironing board as well. Can definitely recommend if you get it for a decent price. I'd definitely stay again."
Mövenpick Hotel Budapest Centre ★★★★
A 1911 landmark building right by the Blaha Lujza tér metro station (M2) — featuring 227 soundproofed rooms and the Palace restaurant, all set within historic interiors.
Sous44 ★★★
"The room is clean and comfortable, with complete facilities. The staff is friendly and helpful. Convenient location with easy transportation. Great value for money—an ideal place to stay."
Danubius Hotel Arena ★★★★
"Conveniently located right by the subway, this hotel is great for business travelers. It has a small balcony, and the room, though a bit compact, was very clean and well-equipped, even with a mini-fridge. My only minor complaint was that the AC couldn't be adjusted and was a bit noisy. The staff were all very friendly, so overall, I had a good experience."
Centrooms House ★★★
"Best accom I ever found in Europe"
AMISTAT Hub Hostel Budapest ★★
"Very nice clean hostel, nice rooms and reasonably located with ample travel options, not so good if you want to be bang central but either way easily accessible"
Mamaison VIBE Hotel Downtown Budapest ★★★★
"Great hotel, friendly staff, very clean. The bar staff are amazing, rooms spacious and comfy 10/10 will be returning."
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Petneházy Aparthotel
"This is such a little hidden gem of a place! Sauna in our room! Amazing! And David at the reception was so great to work with. Always there to help and give us info on the things we needed! I 100% recommend!"
Island Hostel Budapest
"Upon arrival, you will receive a locker key where you can find your pillow and blanket. The bed is more comfortable than many hostels with very hard beds. Overall, I felt good. I would have liked to stay here for several weeks. It is a calm, quiet place and Edit at the reception is a really good person."
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."
Danubius Hotel Erzsébet City Center
"The bed was super comfy, I had a great night's sleep. It's a shame I only booked one night. I'll definitely choose to stay here again if I get the chance."
Corinthia Budapest
An 1896 hotel featuring an Art Deco Royal Spa — complete with a pool, saunas, and thermal treatments, and just two stops on the M1 from the Széchenyi Baths.
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
The Kempinski Hotel is by Erzsébet Square, just 350m from the Deák transport hub (M1/M2/M3) — featuring Nobu and ÉS Bisztró restaurants and a spa complex.
Kimpton BEM BUDAPEST by IHG
"Great hotel. Iconic view from its riverside location. Friendly and helpful staff from the moment you check-in. Well appointed spa with steam, sauna and hot pool. Massage on request. Nice open breakfast buffet."
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!"
Lion's Garden Hotel
"One thing I like about business trips is that the air conditioning temperature is relatively balanced. I recommend using one thin pillow, one thick pillow, and one very thin pillow. Currently, both pillows are a bit too thick."
Prestige Hotel Budapest
A boutique hotel housed in a 19th-century city palace — home to the Michelin-starred Costes Downtown restaurant, rooms decked out with Cavalli furniture, and just a four-minute stroll from the Chain Bridge.
Verdi Budapest Aquincum
"The hotel was most welcoming and the staff were super friendly. My room was very clean and well laid out. There's a welcoming bottle of water which is a nice touch. Hotel is just a couple of minutes walk from a tram stop and also have a few buses that runs nearby. The restaurant serves decent fare though I eat out at a local restaurant which, was also recommended by the hotel itself! Guests of the hotel can also use the spa which adds to a nice stay."
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.
Novotel Budapest Danube
"I liked the location and the wonderful breakfast. The rooms were clean, and although small, they were cozy. However, the staff was indifferent; I didn't notice any active engagement from them."
Full Moon Budapest
"We had a lovely time the room was big and clean with a third bed for our daughter. Despite negative reviews about sound we had no issues."
Hotel Bristol Budapest
The Three Corners Hotel in Józsefváros — enjoy modern rooms, a continental breakfast, and a quick ride on the M2 metro line to Keleti Railway Station.
Boutique Hotel Victoria Budapest
"Novotel is better than here, you ******* ******."
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Budapest
Experience the charm of Budapest by staying near the 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 side, District I.
Hungarian Parliament Building
Book a hotel near the world’s third-largest parliament building—a 268-metre neo-Gothic palace on the banks of the Danube that looks especially spectacular when illuminated at night. Pest embankment, District V.
Széchenyi Chain Bridge
Choose a hotel near Hungary’s first permanent bridge across the Danube (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—it offers direct access to Városliget Park and the Széchenyi Thermal Bath. Pest embankment, Districts VI/XIV.
Matthias Church
Pick a hotel near a Gothic architectural gem on Castle Hill — the 13th-century church with its vibrant Zsolnay tiled roof is just a stone's throw 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—there are 364 steps leading up to the dome’s observation deck, offering views across the entire city. Pest side, District V.
Budapest-Keleti Station
Base yourself near Budapest’s main international railway station — this is where trains from Vienna, Prague, and other European capitals pull in. The M2 metro station is a handy starting point for exploring the city. Pest side, District VIII.
Buda Castle
Book a hotel at the foot of Castle Hill — a former 13th-century royal residence that now houses the National Gallery and the History Museum (a UNESCO World Heritage site). Buda side, District I.
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FAQs About Hotels in Budapest
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What are the best hotels in Budapest?
From business trips to holiday stays, Budapest offers a wide selection of popular hotels to suit every need. IntercityHotel Budapest (from AU$ 113), Benczur Hotel (from AU$ 77) and Flow Spaces (from AU$ 18) are excellent options for your stay.
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What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Budapest?
Flow Spaces (from AU$ 18), Maverick Budapest Soho (from AU$ 29) and Mercure Budapest City Center (from AU$ 161) are pet-friendly. Enjoy a stay with your pets!
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What are the best sap hotels in Budapest?
Planning a relaxing trip? Staying at a spa hotel can make your experience even more enjoyable. Budapest Marriott Hotel (from AU$ 403), Corinthia Budapest (from AU$ 270) and Verdi Budapest Aquincum (from AU$ 144) are great choices for spa hotels offering quality services.
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Which hotels in Budapest provide fitness facilities?
BasiliQ Hotel (from AU$ 229), Hilton Budapest (from AU$ 295) and Novotel Budapest Danube (from AU$ 179) offer fitness facilities to help you stay active while away from home. Keep up with your fitness routine even when traveling!
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Which hotels in Budapest have the best breakfast?
Hilton Budapest (from AU$ 295), Pullman Budapest (from AU$ 245) and Budapest Marriott Hotel (from AU$ 403) provide a tasty breakfast to help you get going.
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What are the best luxury hotels in Budapest?
Budapest offers a variety of popular luxury hotels, each with unique styles, top-tier amenities, and exceptional experiences. Hilton Budapest (from AU$ 295), Pullman Budapest (from AU$ 245) and Budapest Marriott Hotel (from AU$ 403) are highly regarded luxury hotels for a truly exceptional experience.
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Which hotels in Budapest have swimming pools?
Novotel Budapest City (from AU$ 102), Danubius Hotel Arena (from AU$ 114) and Corinthia Budapest (from AU$ 270) are great choices for hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to relax by the pool and make the most of your stay.
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What are some good hotels near Fisherman＇s Bastion in Budapest?
For Budapest hotels near Fisherman＇s Bastion, many travelers recommend Hilton Budapest (from AU$ 295), Park Plaza Budapest (from AU$ 176) and Novotel Budapest Danube (from AU$ 179) for their great location and service.
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What are the must-visit spots in Budapest?
Budapest is home to iconic landmarks such as Fisherman＇s Bastion, Hungarian Parliament Building and Széchenyi Chain Bridge.
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Which neighborhoods in Budapest are best for tourists to stay in?
Popular areas highly recommended by visitors to Budapest include Margaret Island.
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What’s the average hotel price in Budapest this weekend?
The average prices for hotels in Budapest this weekend are as follows:
3-star hotels: AU$ 230
4-star hotels: AU$ 365
5-star hotels: AU$ 1,060 -
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Budapest?
Popular affordable hotels in Budapest include BasiliQ Hotel, Mövenpick Hotel Budapest Centre and SWU Broadway.
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How much do hotels in Budapest usually cost on weekdays?
On average, hotel prices in Budapest on weekdays are approximately:
3-star hotels: AU$ 188
4-star hotels: AU$ 283
5-star hotels: AU$ 987
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