Exe Budapest Center

Utca Kossuth Lajos 7-9, Budapest 1053 HU

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4.0 Star Property Near Vaci Street

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Vegetarian breakfast available
Free wired internet
Free WiFi
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Fitness facilities
Stair-free path to entrance
Smoke-free property

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11/24/2024 - 11/25/2024

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In the heart of the most central European capital, Budapest, a new hotel has been born which drinks from the fountains of tradition and innovation. The Eurostars Budapest Center is a splendid luxury establishment, which was once a huge construction built in the Soviet era. But you will not even be aware of this because the building has undergone a transformation of such calibre that it now radiates innovation, modernity and comfort from every point of the compass. Come and try it for yourself!A large number of the hotel rooms look out onto the spacious interior patio, which provides a relaxing space in which to rest from the day's work or from sight-seeing trips around the city.The Eurostars Budapest Center is located right in the centre of Budapest. The major attractions of the Hungarian capital are easily reached on foot: from the castle of Buda to the Fine Arts Museum, from the Opera to the Parliament, from the Basilica of St. Stephen to Margaret Island, from Andrassy Avenue to the Chain Bridge, the first that united the old cities of Buda and Pest over the Danube waters.