Hotels near Kassa-Délváros park in Budapest

Their initial proposal for a room was unacceptable for a couple of adults, but after my protests, they gave us a decent apartment.The 6th morning the person was trimmed and every day the same.The first two days they didn't tell us how the The garage door opens

We had a reasonably sized 1 bed appt. From other reviews I was worried about noise and bad behaviour of groups of tourists but this is a block of 90 apartments and only 24 are tourist rentals. Others include a number of people with the title ”Dr” so they are not riffraff, if you know what I mean. Our stay so far has been very quiet. Almost no noise from inside the block. It's the centre of a city so there is road noise etc but the windows are triple glazed so keep the noise out very well. Lift and corridors are all v bright and well cleaned. The area is touristy to some extent with loads of good value eating places including a very popular Hungarian restaurant where you need to book called Getto Gulyas. The area as a whole used to be the Jewish ghetto so the huge synagogue is close by but that meant that the are as a whole is quite run down in appearance. I think that makes it a much more interesting feel than some of the more renovated areas. This apartment block is new enough that it's not shown on Google satellite. Apartment was very clean and well equipped with washing machine and dishwasher. Everything you need for cooking on holiday. Furnished exclusively from Ikea by the looks of it but it felt new and not worn out. Bed is comfortable and on the firm side. So far the is absolutely nothing of any significance wrong with the apartment. Maybe we have been lucky by not being near a stag party. But we've only seen one about town in our stay so far. From our experience we would recommend.

I was supposed to stay for three nights at the MP Hostel in Budapest; but left a couple of hours after I checked in. I arrived in the hostel before the check-in time; thus requested to leave my suitcase while awaiting check-in. Receptionist David just told me, ”You can put it in the storage room.” He did not even show me where the storage room is. I had to find the room myself. Mind you, David was not busy at that time. He was just chatting with a friend in the reception area. When I finally checked in the hostel late afternoon and went to my room, I noticed that the room was very cold. I opened the heater knob; and waited for more than an hour. No changes; it was still very cold. I then went to the reception; and informed receptionist David about this. He was in the reception, indeed, just talking to another hostel staff Daniel who is apparently the hostel F&B manager. He casually told me, ”Open the heater valve.” To which I replied, ”I did that more than an hour ago; but it's still very cold. Perhaps you can accompany me to the room; and we can both check the heater.” David answered, ”It's not my job. I'm the receptionist; not the technician... and the technician is not here. Wait for your room to get warm.” I said, ”It's been more than an hour since I opened the heater; but the room never got warm at all. If it's not your job to address the heater problem, then who can help me fix this? Can you at least transfer me to another room with a working heating system?” After David called up someone and checked the available rooms, he finally agreed to move me to another room. While I was at the reception waiting for my new room to be ready, I was talking to a friend on the phone to express my disappointment. When David said that my room was ready, I hung my phone up right away; and was surprised when he said, ”I”M A F*CKING RECEPTIONIST. THE HOSTEL MANAGEMENT PLACED ME HERE BECAUSE I SPEAK ENGLISH. CHECKING THE ROOM OR THE HEATER IS NOT MY JOB.” I replied, ” Where did the 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST' words come from? To be clear, I never addressed you a 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST.' ” I said these sentences at least twice, to reiterate my point. Without knowing the context of the conversation because he (Daniel) was playing a video game on his phone, F&B manager Daniel suddenly charged at me, kept on pointing his right index finger at me, and raised his voice, ”Don't you dare disrespect my friend and call him 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST' OR ELSE...” I then said, ”I didn't even call David a 'F*CKING RECEPTIONIST.' Go ask him.” When David agreed that I did not call him that, I then went inside my new room which was still very cold. Heater in the new room was not working. Again. After all the negative experience at MP Hostel Budapest, I decided to leave right away; and found another private room in a hostel nearby. Zero customer service. Aggressive. Threatening. I hope the hostel will improve on its customer service, and value its guests.

Just Retuned from a 3 night stay in ibis , heroes square. Arrived late at night. The staff member was very welcoming, check in was a breeze. Our room was on the 4th floor. And was quiet. The reception area was very nice, and there was a bar, so we had a quick beer before we went to our room, after our long journey. The room itself was clean , spacious, and plenty of room to hang your clothes. There was also a safe provided. The bathroom with shower was very clean, and the shower worked perfectly. There was also a TV for use. The breakfast was plentiful and choice was good. However the last day we were there, we went down for breakfast, and there was no plates, no cutlery, not enough hot food ready, also there was no milk in one of the coffee machines.so we had to wait a while for these items to be replenished. We purchased a budapest card to make our stay in budapest easier, we had a great help from the hotel staff directing us places, and organising a shuttle bus service to pick us up from the hotel, to go back to the airport. That was a great help. Thanks again to that staff member 👍 . So , in summary, Room good, hotel staff really good, great location ( bus stop right outside front door, and a subway station just around the corner. Buy a budapest travel card, great value, and great convenience for using all the transport links.) Breakfast- food good, however try not to let things run out as much as we experienced. A couple of things to brush up on, but all in all , a really good stay, and would definitely return 👍

Stayed here for 2 nights, the building is located in quite a convenient area with choices of public transport. It appears to be quite a newly renovated building, it stands out to be the most well-kept building in the whole street. I booked the Classic Double Room, Balcony with breakfast. I wouldn’t say the balcony is in many ways functional, it is very narrow and it is mainly used for people who want to smoke as there is an outdoor ashtray there. The room itself is modern, well kept, and didn’t show any particular wear so far. There are several issues I found with the room, the air conditioning works quite well but it is manually operated, when I left it in ‘auto’ mode it was quite loud. In the evening I set it to low fan speed but it just created a constant quite irritating fan noise which went away when I set the fan speed to medium. I also dislike the curtains, the blackout material doesn’t reach all the way up it leaves around a 2cm gap so the room is quite light in the morning. I tend not to sleep well when the room isn’t dark. I used the coffee machine in the room, but the coffee machine doesn’t work properly, despite I pressed the “full cup” function the machine only made around 10ml of coffee despite I keep pressing the button it would not make enough coffee to drink. When I returned to the room the next day the used coffee pod is still very much in the machine when I wanted to try the machine again which isn’t ideal when the housekeeper hasn’t checked the machine. The dirty cup was changed. Breakfast is at the basement restaurant, the selection of food is quite good and it was kept refreshed during breakfast. The reception staff were polite and spoke good English. Overall, I felt the room is modern, location is not bad but I felt the overall attention to detail is somewhat lacking such as the curtains doesn’t block out the light, noisy air conditioning, and the cleaning routine not involving checking the coffee machine. I don’t necessarily not recommend it but there are a few problems.

Get what you pay for. Reasonable stay. Great location with transportation nearby and walking to most spots. Bed comfortable enough. Get a towel and a locker (bring a padlock). Bathroom wasn't very clean unfortunately. No privacy curtain is a little annoying. Cafe downstairs and a co-working space. Friendly check in and out. Had a loud snorer so didn't get much sleep (not hostels fault) but it's a risk you take

Clean hotel with comfortable bed and generous breakfast selection. We relaxed in the soaking pools every night after walking all day. For a traditional meal with great atmosphere & live music, walk outside, go left & walk 2-3 blocks behind the hotel. Extensive menu & spirits selection at very affordable prices. Resturant: Kehli Vendeglo.

I recently stayed at the easyHotel in Budapest and I must say that it was a great experience. The hotel’s location is truly exceptional as it is located within walking distance to the city centre and the Heroes’ Square. Moreover, it is also conveniently close to the metro line 1 and the tram lines 4 and 6, which makes it incredibly easy to get to all of the city’s attractions. The hotel itself has everything necessary for a comfortable and cheap stay in Budapest. The rooms are compact but clean and have all the essential amenities, including a comfortable bed and a private bathroom. The staff at the hotel are very friendly and helpful, always willing to assist with any questions or concerns. Another great perk of staying at the easyHotel is the free tea and cheap coffee available at the reception. This is a nice touch that adds to the overall value of the hotel. Overall, I highly recommend the easyHotel in Budapest. It offers a great location, comfortable rooms, and excellent value for money.

Family travel in a hotel that enjoys all spa facilities, thermal bath, massages, fitness room, medical center (cardiologists, ophthalmologists...) A very complete breakfast for the price. A very pleasant staff. I strongly recommend this hotel. The only bemol is the distance from the city but you enjoy peace and silence without price. The bus to the city is in the immediate vicinity.

The rooms are run down and very little money has been spent on improvements. It was annoying that the manager asked me to pay up front for my four days to stay at the Omega. Generally I pay at check out time. The manager insisted on three occasions overall. I suspected that previous guests had given him a bad time about their experiences. The reality check came for me on the third day in the afternoon. There was a sudden hard rain in the afternoon at about 4:00 pm just as I was arriving back to my room. the drainage system is ineffective. The floors throughout the hotel had been flooded out. Given the rooms are on the first floor I can not work out how this happened. There was a very bad smell of contaminated water sort of like diluted sewerage water near the reception area and throughout the corridor and staff were busy trying to soak up the water. I was lucky as the bad smell was not in my room but one other guest was irate. Neither of us will be staying here ever again. The only outstanding feature of the Omega is the woman that is on reception. She was friendly, honest, helpful and knew the importance of having a good relationship with guests. Omega management can turn this into a good hotel. Just spend money on maintenance and simple upgrades.