Bohem Art Hotel Budapest in Budapest ★★★★  

Location This hotel is located in the historic city centre. It is only a few steps from the beautiful Danube and the breathtaking scenery of the Gellert-hegy as it towers above the city, with the Citadel and the famous Liberty statue on its peak. The internationally known Gellert baths can be reached after a short walk over the recently renovated Liberty bridge. The most famous shopping street in Budapest is the nearby Vaci Street, which is a popular hub of restaurants, cafes, clubs and shops f Facilities The building is not only a hotel but an art gallery as well, where young, contemporary Hungarian art is present in every corner. It combines the style of a hip hotel with the feel of an art gallery. WLAN Internet access is available for free. In addition to a lobby area with 24-hour reception service, hotel safe, cloakroom and lift access, further facilities available to guests at this 60-room air-conditioned city hotel include a restaurant and room and laundry services. Rooms They rooms await guests with their unique ambience. In addition to an en suite bathroom with a shower and hairdryer, every room is equipped with a direct dial telephone, LCD TV and pay TV, radio, free WLAN Internet access, self-controlled air conditioning, laptop-size safe and a minibar. A double bed is a further standard feature of all accommodation units. Meals A buffet breakfast is served each morning at the hotel. Payment The hotel accepts American Express, MasterCard and VISA credit card payments. How to get there Following the Ferihegy Expressway, guests can get to UllQi street, and arriving in the centre (after the Ferenc-Jozsef boulevard) turn right on Kinizsi street. At the end of Kinizsi street, turn right on Kozraktar street. Follow Kozraktar street to the end and head down to Pesti Also Rakpart. Drive from under the Liberty Bridge until the first traffic lights, then turn right on Havas street. The first street to the left is Molnar street where guests will find the hotel at number 35 (about 100 m from the Havas street-Molnar street intersection).