Royal Park Boutique Hotel ★★★★

"If you come from Paris to Budapest you think you are in Moscow. But if you go from Moscow to Budapest you think you are in Paris." - Gyorgy Ligeti

Composer Gyorgy Ligeti best sums up the dichotomy of Budapest – a city divided very literally, into Buda and Pest, two independent cities until the 1800s. On one hand, there are walls pockmarked from bullets, ruined bars and flea markets living in the remnants of derelict war wrecks and monuments and museums standing tribute to Budapest’s complicated history. On the other hand, is the Budapest that earned the nickname ‘The Paris of the East’; stylish cafes and restaurants, fairy-tale castles and opera houses, riverside promenades and antique shops. Just walking around is a journey, as you encounter Roman ruins and medieval streets, without forgetting the baroque, neoclassical, and Art Deco architecture. Budapest may just be the most eclectic of European cities; it is no exaggeration to say that it offers something for everyone.

And yet, so far Budapest has somewhat little to offer by way of high quality hotel accommodation, when compared to other European capitals. What luxury rooms there are benefit from the relative lack of competition, often charging prices above those expected in Budapest. This is just one of the many benefits of the Royal Park Boutique Hotel; it is every bit as grand and comfortable as the name suggests, yet is a well-priced hotel too.

In the warm and bright hotel rooms, every modern amenity is provided, and the trend towards convenience and comfort continues throughout the hotel. From the complimentary bottle of traditional Hungarian wine provided on arrival, to the hearty, varied breakfast in the morning, to relaxing in the lobby bar at the end of the evening, the staff and service at the Royal Park Boutique Hotel are there to enhance your stay at every step.