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The 7 Best Boutique Hotels in Budapest

The 7 Best Boutique Hotels in Budapest

Lauren Coton |
Hotels Europe

Budapest is filled with an abundance of culture, history, natural and manmade sights and beautiful architecture that's perfect for sightseeing or filling up your camera roll. Not to mention, Budapest is also home to dozens of boutique-style hotels that enable you to experience a more personalised, intimate service at the same level of quality you’d expect from larger hotels. As Budapest is known for its art-nouveau and baroque architecture, you can expect its hotels to follow suit, with stunning opulent and grand designs both inside and out. Let’s take a look at the 7 best boutique hotels in Budapest.

Budapest's Best Boutique Hotels

1. Hotel Clark

This stylish and sophisticated hotel exudes Hungarian elegance and traditionalism, from its helpful and friendly staff to its perfectly designed rooms and interiors. With legends and art forming the hotel's basis, it has ensured to uphold both its design and initiatives. As for food and drink, the Leo Bistro and Rooftop Bar allow you to enjoy local and international delicacies and expertly crafted cocktails, while its corresponding rooftop bar allows full 360° views of the iconic Chain Bridge and Budapest’s cityscape.

The rooms here are spacious and modern, with various panoramic views including the Danube River, Chain Bridge and Castle. It’s safe to say that Hotel Clark has cemented its reputation among locals and tourists as Budapest’s most well-loved boutique hotel. 

2. Mystery Hotel Budapest 

While this hotel only features around 80 rooms, its main claim to fame is its grand palace-like design and opulent, glamorous interiors. Mystery Hotel epitomises the very essence of Hungarian luxury, with its rooftop terrace overlooking Budapest and its best-loved attractions, its Greek architecture-inspired rooms and grand hall-style restaurant. Mystery Hotel aims to bring luxury, class and culture to the streets of Budapest, with its central and prime location and opulent exterior making it hard to miss. You can expect the VIP treatment right from the get-go, from when you arrive to when you check out.

3. Baltazar Budapest

Straying away from old-fashioned opulence with a quaint and unsuspecting look, Baltazar is a unique and welcome escape from Budapest’s bustling urban centre. Located in the Buda Castle district of the city, Baltazar Hotel features an eclectic mix of decor styles, with unique, modern and vibrant interiors. This family-run hotel exudes personality and charm, and its small size makes the service feel all the more intimate, welcoming and personal, much like that of an upmarket guesthouse or B&B. The connecting restaurant, Baltazar Grill, has been recognised and recommended by Michelin, giving an idea of its quality and popularity. Each room features basic and luxury essentials to make your stay all the more comfortable and convenient. 

4. Prestige Hotel 

Resembling a modern manor house, Prestige Hotel is all about the classical elegance and timeless opulence that comes with much of Budapest’s architecture. Prestige Hotel welcomes guests with its clean, luxury interior that features tasteful pops of colour and personality. Combine that with its friendly, helpful staff and spacious yet cosy rooms with vintage elements, and you’ve got one of Budapest’s best boutique hotels.

The luxuriousness of this hotel is once again reinforced by its intimate and inviting atmosphere, as well as its numerous awards and accolades. Here, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, combining modern minimalist design with elegant vintage additions, exuding a VIP vibe. If you’re hungry, head to the hotel’s partner restaurant, Costes Downtown, for a fine dining experience like no other. 

5. Hotel Rum

Tucked away in one of Budapest’s quaint and unsuspecting side streets, Hotel Rum’s clean, white and modern exterior is indicative of the quality of its service, atmosphere and interior design. Its Michelin-starred restaurant and rooftop dining allow you to take in and appreciate the very best of Budapest’s culinary scene and its picturesque views. Its rooms all feature contemporary designs with blacks and gold combined with light wooden elements, plus plush bedding and all the essential amenities you need to truly relax.

Hotel Rum is multi-functional, in that it can simply be used as a place to retire to after a busy day exploring Budapest, a place where you can relax and appreciate its facilities, or it can become your home away from home. 

6. Bohem Art Hotel

If you’re an art fan, there’s no better place to call your temporary home than Bohem Art Hotel– but yet, this hotel is so much more than just a place to come to admire unique artwork. Bohem Hotel understands the importance of comfort, style and sophistication, which is certainly an expert in, showcased through its cosy rooms, vibrant and colourful decor and welcoming and intimate atmosphere. Bohem epitomises the true meaning of a boutique hotel, with a personalised and intimate service and small, stylish design. The cosy Pink Lounge is where you can socialise, relax and unwind, and in the morning you can enjoy a full buffet-style breakfast to fuel your day ahead. The perfect little escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown Budapest, you don’t want to miss out on booking yourself a room at Bohem Art Hotel. 

7. Monastery Boutique Hotel

As can be guessed by its name and decor, Monastery Hotel has taken up residence in a centuries-old monastery, elements of which are seen through the hotel’s rustic stone walls and marble-like flooring. Monastery Hotel is a mere stone’s throw from Budapest’s main cultural centres and attractions, making it the perfect choice for people who don’t want to venture too far from their hotel or spend a lot on public transport. 

Monastery Hotel’s rooms all follow a modern and tasteful red and white design, plus state-of-the-art appliances and amenities, contrasting the old-fashioned brick and stone walls that are reminiscent of the hotel's original function. Hungry or thirsty? Enjoy your favourite tipple or a cocktail (or two) plus international and traditional Eastern-European cuisine at UMO Restaurant or Moskvater Bistro. Also, you can bring your dog along!

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