"Great!!! The attic room is very bright. The hotel is on a slope and a bit difficult to walk."

"It is very close to the ancient city, the transportation is also very convenient, it is easy to find parking spaces nearby, and it is free on Sundays. The breakfast is rich and delicious."

"New hotel, nice rooms, private wellness facility, buffet breakfast. Very close to Zsolnay square and Kodaly Concert hall. I recommend!"

"There are good and bad things, the bad part first: It's not worth getting full pension, as they serve the same food all week, with no variety but the taste is not bad. Plates, cutlery, glasses, and where the food is served are mostly dirty and poorly cleaned. Also when I took water from the machine for my daughter, it came out dirty, as the machine is not clean, so reccommend you to buy whater and soft drinks. There is no room cleaning, and the service is not good. The gym you need to pay. The good part is that the room is clean, no problems, and the wellness area is amazing and clean. In short, you get what you pay for in a 3-star hotel, but they could make an effort with the cleaning and service. I stayed for 5 days."

"OK OK OK"

"The hotel isn't large, but the rooms were exceptionally clean and tidy, exceeding my expectations. The bathroom was spacious and very clean, much better than anticipated. It's very close to tourist attractions, all within walking distance. While the breakfast selection wasn't extensive, it was clearly well-prepared. Highly recommended!"

"The hotel is in a residential area (unusual for a hotel). It has a few parking spaces in front and a small parking lot in the inner courtyard. The rooms are large and spacious. The bathroom is okay and clean. The carpet in the room is quite worn. The rooms on the upper floor have a balcony, while the ground floor rooms have access to an inner courtyard (perfect for smokers). The pool is quite small, and the rubber lining was wrinkled. A few major downsides: it was very difficult to communicate in English at the reception! The second downside is breakfast: plenty of fruit, but the rest of the dishes were limited in variety: only omelette, sausages, and wieners, a few types of cheese, and yogurt. For a 4-star location, this is too little. We arrived for breakfast on the first day at 9:10, and the food was almost gone, with no replenishments despite breakfast being served until 10:30 on weekends. What bothered me the most was the attitude of the lady who seemed to be the manager; she refused to serve a couple who arrived for breakfast at 10:15. She closed the door and drew the curtain. For dinner, the menu options were limited and expensive. We ordered a dish, they came back and proposed something else, then returned and proposed yet another option. As a result, we ate in the city for the rest of our stay."

"The reception was very poor, we had to wait 5-10 minutes in front of the reception desk, waiting for “the Boss” finish his landline phone conversation. Wellness is mentioned in the hotel advertisement but the use of sauna if for extra fee, the bathrobe is for extra fee, there is no slippers available. The hotel is supposed to be a four stars one. Parking in the garage is for extra fee (3000HUF/ approx: 7 Euros). The wellness is shall be a quite place for relaxation, but there is no signs on how to behave ( silence, no jumping, etc) by the hotel. The location is great about 5 minutes walking towards the city centre. The breakfast is satisfying, except the juice which is very poor quality. The room was clean and comfortable. Well, all in one we believe that this hotel doesn’t reach the standards of four stars, it is over priced for the services one get there. "

"Palatinus Boutique Hôtel is the little sister of the larger Palatinus Grand right beside it. It sits right on the pedestrianized Old Town center - you couldn't get any better location than that! The rooms are quite large, with a wooden cabinet complex that divides the room into a foyer and the bedroom area. It also has a balcony large enough for two chairs and a table. Great place to have coffee in the late afternoon as we did. The long wall of the room was all mirrors and sliding doors. The walls were in striking dark green color, which was set apart against the brown veneer of the wood cabinets, and the orange upholstered headboard. Unusually, they even had a hat rack which we found useful to hang all sorts of stuff. The elevator walls were lined with pretty French painting fabric. And there were various seating areas on all floors. The elevator was slow but the stairs were nicely decorated in thick patterned rug patters. All the hallways were tastefully decorated as well. Then you had a sliding green door that revealed the T&B. For a boutique hotel, breakfast was pretty good, with mushroomed scrambled eggs, three types of sausages, and fresh orange juice."