Hotels in Erd

"This is a beautiful hotel in a former imperial palace, close to the parliament building and river. It's a quiet, genteel area, within walking distance of the city centre, but away from noise and traffic. There's a metro station and tram stop very close by so it's easy to get around the city. We had first-floor rooms, which were large and really beautifully decorated. The bathroom had a separate dressing area and dressing table so there's lots of space. Slippers are provided, alongside all the usual room amenities. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of choice, including Hungarian specialities. We didn't eat in the bar, but did have a drink there. It's a big room and a little soulless, but that's not unusual for a hotel bar and it did the job! We'd definitely stay here again. "

"Nice room, nice view, clean "

"Great staff clean room. Best part was the warm heated bathroom floor will be staying here again 10/10 "

"Room was clean comfy bed and a great location for travelling around budapest. Staff very friendly. "

"Staff were amazing, room was clean and comfy, great location - would stay again!"

"Room was lovely with a comfortable bed, food in the morning was great and staff were lovely."

"Fantastic stay. Stayed in an Executive room which included breakfast, Spa and the Executive lounge. Well worth the extra money. All the staff we met were lovely courteous and always helpful. What stood out for us was you were made to feel welcome and comfortable. "

"Great breakfast, nice staff"

"Lovely hotel in a great location for exploring the city but far enough away from the hustle and bustle or rowdy areas. The staff were all friendly and accommodating. The room was cleaned everyday while we were there and was spotless. We didn’t come to sit in the room and watch television, but it would be nice, after a long day walking around and exploring, to have the option of more English channels or a smart tv to be able to log in to Netflix/prime etc. Free tea and coffee available in the lobby bar was a nice touch, as long as you don’t mind nipping back down stairs."