Ruby Hotels to open its first hotel in Budapest in an iconic building – PHOTOS

Ruby Hotels opens its first hotel in Budapest, Hungary, in the iconic Corvin Palace. The hotel chain is transforming the historic building into a vibrant hub for visitors and locals alike. The project is being carried out in partnership with the Balogh family, a renowned local developer known for their innovative transformation projects and commitment to preserving the city’s architectural heritage.

Ruby Hotels in Budapest

Under the leadership of founder and CEO Michael Struck, Ruby Hotels continues its expansion across Europe by introducing its first hotel in Budapest. This mixed-use conversion will feature a Ruby Hotel with 181 stylish rooms, alongside retail and gastronomic outlets, as well as a food and cultural market. The new hotel will be spread across four floors of the building. Public areas, including a bar and lounge, will be located on the 5th floor in the building’s impressive attic, which features over six-meter-high ceilings and offers stunning views of Budapest’s skyline and the iconic ‘Lady on the Hill’ statue.

Corvin Palace, Budapest’s oldest department store and a listed building from 1926, is undergoing a transformation into a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors. Strategically situated at Blaha Lujza Square, one of the city’s main squares, the hotel benefits from excellent public transport connections, including metro, bus, and tram lines, ensuring seamless travel within the city. Adjacent to the lively and scenic Jewish Quarter, home to some of the city’s hottest restaurants and bars, it offers guests easy access to the city’s rich cultural and leisure attractions. Additionally, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is just 25 minutes away, providing convenient access for international travelers.