PHOTOS: world-famous Hungarian hotel, admired by foreign architects
The five-star Matild Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Budapest is considered a world-famous interior design artwork. Its interior solutions are preeminent, so it is not surprising that architects come from all corners of the world to visit the Hungarian hotel. It received both domestic and international prestigious awards.
“Matild Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Budapest redefines elegance in Hungary. As one of the most iconic buildings in Budapest, the hotel boasts a highly distinctive ambiance representative of its Hungarian heritage, which runs beautifully through its core and is unmistakable from the moment guests step foot through the front doors,”
writes the hotel’s Facebook page.
Photo: Facebook/Matild Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Budapest
The Hungarian hotel opened its door in 2021, and since then, it has been recognised as a world-famous interior design artwork by many renowned foreign architects and has established a strong position in the market in a short time. Originally, it was built during the Belle Epoque era, in 1902. The palace was developed under the patronage of Maria Klotild of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to serve as the social hub of Budapest. The princess pictured the twin palaces to be standing proudly in the very heart of Budapest.
Photo: Facebook/ MatildPalaceBudapest
“Guests come from all over the world to the iconic Matilda Palace, and first impressions are very important. Our aim is for them to have lasting memories of their visit to Matilda Palace. We have strived to create something memorable in terms of interior design. It is a pleasure to have a series of awards to back this up,” said Director Selim Ölmez to Lakáskultúra.hu.
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Achievements in major competitions
The Klotild Palace in the south won 2022’s Construction Excellence Award from the Foundation for Constructor’s Masterworks in the public/commercial category. Other significant buildings like the Eagle House (Sasok háza), the Publicis House (Irányi Palota) and the House of Music Hungary also have been awarded.
Photo: Facebook/ MatildPalaceBudapest
The elegance of Belle Epoque and classic coffee culture returned to the heart of Budapest as Matild Café & Cabaret. The iconic coffeehouse brings back Budapest’s legacy, their site writes. Among others, they also serve coffee, breakfast, soups, main courses, and desserts in the Café. In the Cabaret, evening shows, dance performances and musical dinners take place. The events take guests back to the stars of Budapest’s glittering night sky every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. It is no coincidence that the café won the Classic TopDesign 2022 in the category ‘The Café of the Year‘, together with ‘the Hotel of the Year in the Capital’ and ‘the Guest Room of the Year’ awards.
Photo: Facebook/ MatildPalaceBudapest
The International Property Awards is divided by region, covering Arabia, Europe, Africa, Canada, Central and South America, the Caribbean, the United States, the United Kingdom and Asia-Pacific. In the European region, the Matild Palace Luxury Hotel won a total of 6 different awards in the competition. For instance, the rooftop bar of the palace The Dutchess was awarded the ‘Best Hotel Bar Interior‘.
Photo: Facebook/TheDutchessBudapest
Another award they received at the International Property Awards was the ‘Best Hotel Restaurant Interior’, with the unique interior design of the restaurant Spago by Wolfgang Puck. They serve desserts, cocktails, and dinner such as rainbow trout paprikash but visitors can also opt for a vegan menu.
Photo: Facebook/Spago by Wolfgang Puck Budapest
Source: lakaskultura.hu
1 Comment
The entrance area is so glitzi you would never know what a great building it is for starters- you have a diamond and they put tinsel on it. The windows are so tinted it looks closed- it’s like someone wearing dark glasses and never get to see there eyes. The Parisi across is a remarkable job.
The city has done a great job with dead planters on both sides of streets- going on 5 years that I know of. I give them credit for keeping the trash out.