Gárdonyi Vendégház — Hotel in Budapest

I stayed there a week, on a last minute need. The guesthouse is very well located, in Buda side; outside the confusion of the city center Pest. It has both Bus, stop right in front of the guesthouse, and tram stops that take you to the city centre. A 10 minute walk away from the Margiet Island and park, as well from Mammut. Plenty of super markets nearby. The owners are very nice people. Outstanding price! Rooms are completed with private toilet and bathroom, even if on the hall way, one for each room. Modest looking but comfortable and very quiet and with TV, as well WIFI signal that is very good. Breakfast is included and is enough for ones need to start the day. Salami, jam, egg, bread, butter, cheese and coffee or tea. There is a little garden at the back where one can enjoy breakfast outside during the summer, and is great to do so. I honestly recommend it to anybody looking to have a nice stay in Budapest! Thank you so much for welcoming me there, i had...

This b&b is a little aways from the center city. But if you want to save some money or spend it elsewhre, then this is a terrific option in a quiet, residential area. The rooms are clean, homey, and spacious, with private bathrooms for each, and the people that run the place are nice and helpful. Plus, the nearby 4 and 6 trams take you right into the heart of Budapest (and to the main train station) within ten minutes. I paid the equivalent of 30 euros (actually slightly less) for my room. Breakfast is modest, but does feature a boiled egg and a good, salami-like...

I stayed at this guesthouse for five nights in Budapest. Once I initially found it, it was great. The hostess speaks very good English and was most accommodating. The two mornings I needed to be up and about early, she was up and about to be sure I got some sort of breakfast before leaving even though I told her I didn't need for her to make early arrangements for me.||The bus arrives/pick-up literally right at the guesthouse door so it is totally convenient to public transportation. I thought the accommodation well...