Everything was good from staff being super helpful to cleanliness of the room. The bed was comfortable and. room spacious .

The reception does not have a phone with a whatsap as a result communication about exact location can be challanges

This is my second time staying at this hotel. It is good, safe, well maintained, cozy hotel in green garden on hill. Daily housekeeping. The air is wonderfully fresh. The staff is nice and very helpful. Not far from the city center - about 15 minutes if you go by bus 8E, which runs very frequently. Moreover, this bus goes to Keleti railway station, from which you can get to Gödöllő, Eger, Miskolctapolca, and also has a connection stop with airport bus. There are safe box, kettle, cups in room. Very comfortable king size bed. I really liked sitting here on nice loggia, listening to the rustling of big trees and looking at the stars. A few stops further there are shops for food and reastaurant as well. Advice - if you take bus 8 E and you have big suitcase - do not get off at the Eper utca stop, but at the next one and walk back a bit, because at the Eper Utca stop there are steep stairs to the hotel.

Minuss of this hotel is shower, flooding the bathroom. I think a higher edge and shower curtains would help.

Our one bedroom apartment was lovely. Much bigger than we needed, but it was really nice to have space to spread out after many days travelling and spending nights in other small rooms along the way. The kitchenette, although small, was adequate for our needs. The hotel was a short walk to the bus stop, where you could catch the bus into Budapest Centre. The 8E bus ran regularly, so you never had to wait for more than 15-20 minutes for journey to and from the centre. There was free parking onsite.

There were hooks to hang towels in the bathroom and this seemed to be the case in a number of places where we stayed, but I find they don't dry properly unless on a rack. The apartment was very cold because there was a cold snap after the heating in the hotel had been turned off because of the season change. We were lucky that staff supplied us with the control for the airconditioner so we could warm the room in the evening. It's not normally left in the room and there is a heating charge - although this is clearly stated in their description. There wasn't a hairdryer and I don't know if one would have been available if I'd asked.

The hotel is in a quiet location, up a hill, with ample parking. Although I didn't avail myself of it, It seems to be in walking distance of public transportation and the front desk sells tickets, too. I had the studio and I found it to be mostly roomy. The dining table was a bit cramped, but i think the sofa could be pushed a little to make enough room. The bathroom was of a decent size and it was clean. Hot water was quickly available. The room was decently stocked for a one-night trip. It might be a bit short on supplies for and extended stay, but the front desk seemed really nice and very willing to help.

The AC being a paid feature seemed a little odd, and at 3€ a night straddles the boundary between being cheap enough to not fret much about it, but also enough to wonder why not offer it free. It also seemed a bit under-sized for the spaciousness of the studio apartment.

We had the largest apartment. Very spacious, neat, well furnished, good-sized and neat bathroom, large balcony at the back. Parking on site and safe. Breakfast was limited but enough. Must appreciate the lady who checked us in, very friendly and helpful.

The kitchen area was a bit cramped, but doable. The only spoil of the stay was the lady at checkout, probably the management or owner, who didn´t even bother to reply to our thank you and good-bye (too busy on the screen at the back). Just told us the leave the keys on the desk.

everything went smooth, as it is suposed to be. We arrived there by car, found the location easily, checked in and that's all. The room is pretty big, we were two adults and a kid and in the room there were two big beds plus a small bed for kids. Also there was a small kitchen in the room if you want to eat something. They have parking space if you go by car. The room was very clean, nothing to complain. The location is a bit away from the center but if you are with your car, this should not be a problem. Otherwise, I saw that there are buses going around.

Good room, nice bed to sleep in, bathroom also clean, so generally quite OK. Nothing extra and terrific, but nothing bad or unpleasant either. Overall, good. Breakfast is good and plentiful.

The room I got was just next to reception, so it got a bit of "pedestrian traffic" and some noise from other guests checking in and out, but overall it was not that unpleasant at all. The place is a bit outside from the city centre, and unless you have a car (which I did), you have to walk uphill from the nearest bus stop.

Great location if you are coming by car, you can avoid the busy city centre and stay in a nice area up the hill with lots of trees and plenty of parking. Bus stop is really close and the line goes to the city centre. The hotel is really cosy and the staff is lovely. Room had everything you need and the shades are really good, barely any light comes through. Overall, extremely good value for money and would rebook if coming back to Budapest.

Fridge is a bit noisy, so our car acted as one. 😆

Silvia at the front desk was very helpful in navigating us with the bus information as well as sightseeing advice. We appreciated the time she took to help us. She even arranged a ride to the airport for us. The room was fairly quiet besides a barking dog nearby. The apartment is up a hill so if you are on foot, take note to wear good shoes and be prepared for some exercise. The room was clean and there was a door to separate the bathroom area.

The breakfast was OK and very affordable but the coffee wasn't satisfactory. We went to lovely cafes on the Pest side for delicious breakfasts instead.

I had a two-room apartment and it was very comfortable, nicely decorated, extremely quiet as regards street noise, though there was occasionally some, not really disturbing, from inside the building. The kitchen was adequately equipped All-in-all everything a person (or couple) could ask for.

The location was problematic given the wintry conditions. There is a bus, 8E that will take you into the centre of Budapest (Ferenciak Ter) in about 19 mins and 4 mins further on to Keleti Palyaudvar, the main station. However, there is a 10 minute walk along a narrow road to get to the bus stop and it was dangerously slippery at times. When the weather is fine, on the other hand, that little walk would be very pleasant.