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Simply furnished and cleverly arranged apartments in a quiet old block, set right in the heart
of Belváros. Additional twin beds pull out from under each double, making these fantastic
for families. Each is equipped with kitchen, TV, fan or air-con, washing machine, hairdryer
and iron. The owners are exceptionally helpful and a font of knowledge on the latest city
news.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
ZARA BOUTIQUE HOTEL
€200-300; ; M4 Fővám tér)
This boutique hotel with 74 smallish but well-designed rooms on seven floors has been cre-
ated from two buildings linked by an open-air corridor. Make sure you ask for a room facing
Só utca (eg no 37) as half of the rooms look down onto an uninspiring courtyard.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
BOHEM ART HOTEL
€159-200; ; M4 Fővám tér)
Though the rooms at this delightful small hotel are a little on the compact side, each one is
decorated in its own individual style, with giant prints, bold touches of colour amidst mono-
chrome decor and ultra-modern furnishings present throughout. An indulgent buffet break-
fast is included in the price.
HOTEL
HOTEL ART
€69-99; ; M3/4 Kálvin tér)
Part of a small chain, this orderly corner hotel has Art Deco touches (including a pink
facade) in the public areas, a small fitness centre and sauna, and 36 clean and well-kept
guestrooms, including four apartments with separate sitting and sleeping areas.
HOTEL
BUTTERFLY HOME
ste €112; ; M3/4 Kálvin tér)
In a quiet little backstreet close to Kálvin tér, this small and welcoming hotel has a large,
sweeping staircase leading to spacious, plainly decorated rooms. It's professionally run, with
lots of friendly advice from the cheerful owner, and breakfast is included.
HOTEL
LA PRIMA FASHION HOTEL
