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Stunningly beautiful Hungarian hotels
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According to Tropical Magazine, there are now more than a hundred amazing hotels in Hungary, the offer is constantly increasing in Budapest and numerous wellness resorts have been developed in rural areas. This year, at least seven new hotels, or rather, B and Bs, are opening in Budapest, and we encounter an army of tourists from Heroes Square to the Buda Castle.
Budapest
Of the hotels in the centre of the capital, the Aria Hotel received a TripAdvisor Award. The small hotel next to the Basilica welcomes its guests in the spirit of music with trendy spaces and a unique concept. Its layout is glorious and its wellness section reflects the luxury of a Roman bath. I also tried the Stradivari Restaurant, which is among the best in Pest.
The Kempinski has been operating at a high standard for a long time and its recently completed refurbishments have done it good. It is a very well managed hotel and its ‘ÉS’ bistro always bears in mind the requirements of its Hungarian, which is why there are so many of them. This is also where you will find the ‘NOBU’ Japanese Restaurant.
The atrium of the Boscolo Hotel at New York Palace is the prettiest in the city and, in my opinion, the coffee shop is the most elegant in Europe; you must try their superb cappuccino.
The Prestige Hotel is also a favourite and recently it received the Sleep Friendly Hotel Award. Its advantage, apart from its location, is that the Costes Downtown Restaurant also resides in this building and the breakfast is of Michelin star quality.
The Ritz-Carlton opened its doors at the location of the earlier, le Meridien. The name Ritz comes from the son of a Swiss peasant who later became a legendary hotelier and his name a symbol of luxury. For him, the guest always came first and he was much loved by the aristocracy in London. With the help of investors, he was able to become a partner in the Ritz in Paris, later also opening the Ritz in London. Ritz-Carlton, however, is a different brand entirely and has nothing to do with his family. It is a brand name owned by Marriott, the operating company based in Boston, USA. The ownership of the hotel in Budapest was taken on by the Al-Habtoor Group, owned by Dubai businessman, Khalaf Al-Habtoor, who has a good relationship with the network of the Hungarian Commercial and Cultural Centre.
