Best Western Hotel Hungaria

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Best Western Hotel Hungaria

Rakoczi Ut 90

Budapest, H1074 HU

Area: Budapest Central Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

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The Best Western Grand Hotel Hungaria is a modern, centrally located 4 star hotel at the east railway station, close to the cultural and business area of the city. 499 air-conditioned rooms offer complete comfort. Enjoy our elegant restaurant and brasserie with the specialties of the hungarian and international cuisine. The Best Western Grand Hotel Hungaria is pleasant stay for business or holiday time.

Best Western Hotel Hungaria Property Information:

Rooms: 499
Floors: 8

Best Western Hotel Hungaria Service

Golf
Tennis court
Meeting room
Data port
Fitness facility
Kids allowed
Pets allowed
Nonsmoking
Breakfast
High speed internet
Room service

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Driving Directions

DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM FERIHEGY AIRPORT -
THE EASIEST WAY IS TAKING AN AIRPORT MINIBUS WHICH
LEADS YOU DIRECTLY TO THE HOTEL, OR TAKE THE PUBLIC BUS
N 200 AT THE AIRPORT AND GET OFF ON THE ENDSTATION
WHERE YOU HAVE TO TAKE METRO 3 TO THE DEAK TER STATION
WHERE YOU HAVE TO CHANGE FOR METRO 2 AND GET OFF ON THE
KELETI PU STATION. COMING UP YOU WILL SEE THE MAIN VIEW
OF OUR HOTEL.
DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM HIGHWAY M1 AND M7 BY CAR -
ENTERING THE CITY FOLLOW THE INDICATED WAY TO THE
ERZSEBET HID ELISABETH BRIDGE , CROSS THE RIVER, AND
ALWAYS STRAIGHT AWAY AS FAR AS THE REMARKABLE BUILDING
OF KELETI RAILWAY STATION, YOU TURN BACK AND WILL SEE
THE MAIN VIEW OF OUR HOTEL.
DIRECTION TO THE PROPERTY FROM KELETI RAILWAY STATION -
LEAVING THE BUILDING OF KELETI STATION THROUGH THE MAIN
ENTRANCE, THE HOTEL MAIN VIEW IN IN FRONT OF YOU BIG
ORANGE MODERN BUILDING

Nearby Attractions

BUD 8
4 Danube

Restaurants

Room Service Offered from 0700 Hrs To 2300 Hrs
Property Has 2 Restaurants On-Site
Meal Plans Included in Rates
Meal Plans Available At Property -
Continental Plan
Full Breakfast Plan
Additional Meal Plan Description -
Free Full Buffet Breakfast
Ba Bar
Type of Restaurant - Bar/Lounge
Type of Cuisine - International
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Restaurant Description -
Across the Street from Ba Bar
Beatrix Restaurant,
Type of Restaurant - Full Service Restaurant
Type of Cuisine - Steak House
Meals Served - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner
Restaurant Description -
Hungarian Cuisine and Specialties in Vegetarian or
Diabetic Food, 7 00 a.M. To 11 00 P.M. Beatrix
Restaurant,
Fiaker Restaurant,
Type of Restaurant - Full Service Restaurant
Type of Cuisine - American
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Restaurant Description -
Stylish Place Furnished With Copies of Four Wheelers
Fiaker and Offering a Wide Range of Dishes and
Excellent Beer, 7 00 a.M. To 11 00 P.M. Fiaker
Restaurant,
Kulacs,
Type of Restaurant - Full Service Restaurant
Type of Cuisine - International
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Restaurant Description -
Typicall Hungarian Restaurant With Live Music.
1kilometer S from Kulacs,
Lobby Bar,
Type of Restaurant - Bar/Lounge
Type of Cuisine - American
Meals Served - Lunch
Restaurant Description -
Serving Cakes, Sandwich, Coffee, Drinks and Desert, 7
00 a.M. To 2 00 a.M. Lobby Bar,
Restaurant Riosenstein,
Type of Restaurant - Full Service Restaurant
Type of Cuisine - International
Meals Served - Lunch - Dinner
Restaurant Description -
Hungarian Home Made Food. 1kilometer S from Restaurant
Riosenstein,

Budapest Events & Entertainment

Budapest Spring Festival
Second week to end of March
Pulling together the best in classical music, opera, and folk performances, this festival is the largest of its kind in Hungary. For further information contact: 1081 Budapest, Rákóczi út 65. VI. 66, Tel: (36-1) 210-2795, 133-2337

March 15 (Public Holiday)
On this day, 1848, Sándor Pétõfi recited the Nemzeti Dal (national song) in front of Budapest's National Museum. This event is generally regarded as the spark leading to the revolution against Habsburg Austria. Flags fly throughout the country.

Easter
This holiday begins innocently enough, with eggs and traditional costumes. Things can get wild, however, when the pagan fertility custom of locsolkodas is practiced, during which men repeatedly spray women with perfume in return for a shot of apricot brandy with each application.

May Day
1 May
May Day used to mark International Labor Day in a rather stoic way. The current non-political celebrations are more festive and center upon activities in the city park of Népliget and on Margit Island.

Buda Castle Fun Day: International Children's Day
Last weekend of May
For further information contact: the Budapest Magyar Kultúra Alapítvány, (The Hungarian Culture Foundation), 1014 Budapest, Szentháromság tér 6, Tel: (36-1) 355-0122.

WOMUFE (World Music Festival)
July
This ever-changing program of cultural music brings together creative and innovative artists from all over the world. The list of performers is usually released in April

Pepsi Sziget (Island) Festival
Mid August
This fesitival was first held in 1993, with over 40,000 people attending the week of music and entertainment. Pepsi and MTV teamed up to present the hottest groups of the day, such as David Bowie, the Asian Dub Foundation, Goldie, Chumbawumba and the Prodigy. In 1999, 170,000 people attended the event, and it continues to grow. For further information contact: Óbudai-sziget Sziget Kulturális Menedzseriroda Kft, ('Island' Cultural Management Office Co.), 1117 Budapest, Orlay u. 5-7, Tel: (36-1) 372-0650.

Budafest Summer Opera and Ballet Festival
August
Budapest traditionally holds its concert season between September and June, but August is the best time to see some world-class opera and ballet during Budafest. Both Hungarian and foreign acts converge in the Opera Houseto perform for locals and tourists holding insanely low-priced tickets. For further information contact: V.I.P. ARTS Management, 1065 Budapest, Hajós u. 13-15, Tel: (36-1) 302-4290

St.Stephen's Day
20 August
Magyars celebrate their patron saint (Szent István), who was coronated on this day in 1000AD, thereby establishing the Magyar State. The city hosts numerous events, including folk dancing on Castle Hill, and a fireworks display on Gellért Hill.

Budapest Destination Overview

Budapest is a thriving city of over two million people. Budapest and Vienna were twin capitals of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, making it much easier to understand the stunning architecture that fills the city. The numerous sights can occupy travelers for weeks. The most prominent structure on the skyline is the castle, which easily provides a full day of exploration. A trip through the district of Watertown takes one back in time to gas-lit streets and asymmetrical houses.

The numerous bathhouses and natural spas soothe and relax their patrons. The National Opera house performances are sell-outs, and can be counted among the world's best. Budapest has a vibrancy and vitality that never slows. Café owners do everything in their power to overcome the language barrier, including parading each bottle of wine past your table. As people casually wander along the sidewalks, delightful jazz seeps forth from back alleys.

Bars maintain a friendly atmosphere and nightclubs close well after sunrise. Western fashion and brand names are attacking the main boulevards, but Budapest shopping still remains a terrific bargain and an undiscovered secret. Duck down the smaller streets to discover the numerous cafés serving exotic dishes for a few dollars. Yes, Budapest offers a fantastic deal for the foreigner. Budapest is awaiting your discovery.