The location was fantastic. Next to the center of the city but in a quiet square. Close to the main attractions and with many nice restaurants nearby. We both loved the decoration. I am glad the breakfast was not a buffet, you could choose between delicious sweet or salty options from the menu.

The bathtub looked nice but it was not practical at all. As there was no screen or separation, water ended up on the floor (making it quite slippery). However, the worst part was that the separation between the bathroom and the room was not properly sealed. Therefore, the water from the bathroom leaked through the floor of the room. In short, each time we went to the bathroom or bed, water appeared again. We told that to the staff but nothing changed. Although we understand it is not so quick to fix, I do not think we have been the first couple to experience this. We also thought the individual duvets were not the best option for a double bed.

A charming small/boutique hotel in a great Budapest location. Easy walking distance to major sites including the Danube River, St Stephen's and Parliament House. Plenty of restaurants nearby - but would highly recommend the in-house restaurant to enjoy a quality food with attentive service. An a la carte breakfast is also served in the restaurant, with individual requests also catered. Our room was reasonably large and comfortable with a balcony and an open view overlooking a quiet street and pedestrian-only areas. The bathroom was well equipped with plenty of hot water for the shower. The reception and restaurant staff were very welcoming and friendly. Overall, a very pleasant stay for several days. Highly recommended over larger, impersonal hotels.

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What I liked most about this stay was getting up for breakfast in this wonderful restaurant. The breakfast is a la carte and is exquisite, plus the employees are very friendly. We liked the restaurant so much that we decided to have dinner there and it was an excellent choice, besides being beautiful the place is great value for money.

The only thing I didn't like was that the receptionist tried to change our room IN THE ATTICK for a twin room somewhere. I don't know if it's because we were two men, but even if that wasn't the reason, I'd rather they gave me an explanation and not tell me, there's a couple (what if we are also a couple?) that also wants that room: ehhhh, what do I care?, I reserve this one!, I want this one!... And if that was not the real reason, then I prefer a more honest reason...

A really fabulous boutique hotel. Extremely comfortable and quiet. The receptionist was a delight and very informative, particularly about the FREE travel on public transport for Pensioners! Saved a few bob! The location was excellent with many bars and restaurants in walking distance. The restaurant of the hotel was first class too. All in all a most fantastic hotel, highly recommend it.

You need to be aware that a major building project is underway adjacent to the Hotel. They generously offer free Prosecco or desert in compensation. Luckily while we were there no noisy work was undertaken, probably because it was Whitsun week.

We stayed at the most charming little boutique hotel in Budapest and absolutely loved it! The atmosphere was cozy and stylish, with thoughtful touches that made it feel really special. One of the absolute highlights was the breakfast—it was hands down the best I’ve ever had at a hotel. Everything was fresh, beautifully presented, and so delicious we looked forward to it every morning. The location couldn’t have been more perfect—central enough to walk or hop on a tram to everything we wanted to see, but tucked away just enough to feel peaceful and quiet. The only minor downside was that the room had a bath but no shower, which wasn’t a huge issue for us but worth mentioning if you prefer a quick rinse over a soak. All in all, a gorgeous little place I’d return to in a heartbeat!

This hotel really took us by surprise, in a good way. Our room was large, comfortable and the decor stunning - real old world charm and unlike any other hotel on our trip, it felt a step above. Location was central but extremely quiet, no noise from traffic or nightlife whatsoever and we appreciated that we could open the windows. We particularly enjoyed the restaurant/cafe downstairs - convenient for meals or just a relaxing drink outside. The food was wonderful, some of the best on our trip, well- priced and plenty of options. Would not hesitate to recommend.

The entrance is not easy to find! There is no hotel sign at the front door and we ended up dragging our luggage through the cafe to find the front desk after ascertaining we must surely be in the right location. We could have used a bit more shelving in the room and bathroom. We’re used to living out of our suitcases but ended up stowing things on the floor, including toiletry bags in the bathroom, as there was limited shelving.

What I loved the most was the historic charm this hotel had. The restaurant is also really nice, a truly traditional feel and welcoming staff. The hotel itself is a beautiful building, with renovated features (like a modern lift) but still a 19th century feel. For us the location was also really convenient. It is a fairly quiet corner but walking distance to some of the popular areas in the centre of Pest. Lastly, the staff was very friendly and there was 24/7 reception service which was handy as we arrived late at night and had to check out very early in the morning.

This is not the hotel's fault as I am not sure if much can be done about it since it's an old building, but while the window sound insulation was pretty good, we were awaken by other rooms coming back late at night, as the doors and walls seem to let the sound in. We could have been unlucky with a particularly loud group of people next to us, if it wasn't the case I think this wouldn't have been a big problem.

The hotel was excellent! The hotel has an old-world charm, reminiscent of The Grand Budapest Hotel by Wes Anderson, which adds to its unique and enchanting atmosphere. The location is fantastic – right in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, one of Budapest’s most vibrant and lively areas, surrounded by great cafés and restaurants. The hotel staff is very courteous, and the hotel itself features a wonderful brasserie that also serves as a café. Directly across from the hotel, there is a trendy and modern brasserie, adding to the lively dining scene. While the bathtub has seen better days, everything was impeccably clean and well-maintained, which is part of the hotel’s charm. Spacious room. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel – I had a lovely stay in wintery Budapest

Breakfast was definitely perfect. They have a long window to have it: from 7.30 to 12am. Really liked this one cause neither am i nor my partner are early birds. I suggest everyone to include it to their stays if they want to enjoy a nice quality breakfast in a very nice corner of Budapest. Rooms are nostalgic with high ceelings, bed is comfortable. Has nespresso machine in the room which is the perfect way to start your day.

Bath tub needs renewal or at least adjustments. Makes noises and looks dirty because of old adjustements eventhough it was perfectly clean.

The most perfect hotel with so much personality. It has been restored to perfection with enough modern amenities to keep you comfortable but with tons of charming, authentic historical touches that make for a truly delightful stay. The hotel is super quiet, the beds are comfortable, the big windows let in lots of light but the large curtains block it when needed so you can get a good night's sleep. The rooms are well-appointed. The staff is kind and helpful. The restaurant downstairs serves wonderful food in a comfortable setting. The location is absolutely perfect as well.

N/A - really everything about this stay was lovely!