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Budapest hotel recommendation
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holymadness
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I may be mistaken, but can't you rent rooms in the parliament building?
Ive stayed at the Four Seasons. Beautiful place and it's centrally located right next to the Chain Bridge, central to most of the city's attractions.Originally Posted by Pennglock
Where is the dog show held?
About an hour out of town, so I'll do three days in Budapest and three days at the show. Thanks for the recommendation but I'm looking for more of a design/hipster/doofus hotel.
I may be mistaken, but can't you rent rooms in the parliament building?Originally Posted by holymadness
Do you get to be PM for a day?
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Great city, Ive wanted to return since I left
No hotel recommendations I cant remember where I stayed but have a good time
No hotel recommendations I cant remember where I stayed but have a good time
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I stayed at the Corinthia and it was very nice:
http://www.corinthiahotels.com/home?l=1&c=3
Has a nice indoor pool (even by Budapest standards) and great pasteries next door
http://www.corinthiahotels.com/home?l=1&c=3
Has a nice indoor pool (even by Budapest standards) and great pasteries next door
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not a hipster hotel - stay at the gelliert, ask for room 424, or at least 324 - sort of mini suites with porches and good views. seriously, this isn't what you are looking for, but it is an old, serious eastern european hotel with a spa inside, with a fantastic view.
aside from that, you have to spend some time in a spa, and the gelliert spa is probrably the best example of a budapest spa that you will find.
aside from that, I've stayed at the intercontinental and the marriot, both are good. but I strongly advise the gelliert.
aside from that, you have to spend some time in a spa, and the gelliert spa is probrably the best example of a budapest spa that you will find.
aside from that, I've stayed at the intercontinental and the marriot, both are good. but I strongly advise the gelliert.
I stayed at the Corinthia and it was very nice:Originally Posted by Fabro
http://www.corinthiahotels.com/home?l=1&c=3
Has a nice indoor pool (even by Budapest standards) and great pasteries next door
Thanks.
not a hipster hotel - stay at the gelliert, ask for room 424, or at least 324 - sort of mini suites with porches and good views. seriously, this isn't what you are looking for, but it is an old, serious eastern european hotel with a spa inside, with a fantastic view.Originally Posted by globetrotter
aside from that, you have to spend some time in a spa, and the gelliert spa is probrably the best example of a budapest spa that you will find.
aside from that, I've stayed at the intercontinental and the marriot, both are good. but I strongly advise the gelliert.
The Geillert was on the list to check out for some spa treatments, thanks. Does RM 424 accept goats?
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