Hunyadi Square, 11, Budapest, Hungary
Silver Hotel Budapest City Center features 60 rooms and lies 20 minutes' walk from the renovated covered Hold Street Market and Downtown Market. This hotel also includes street parking.
The 3-star hotel is located 150 metres from the Budapest Puppet Theatre, just moments from Vörösmarty utca tube station. The Renaissance Hungarian State Opera is 12 minutes' walk away. Also, Oktogon is situated 350 metres away. The disturbing House of Terror Museum lies within 5 minutes' walk of the Silver Hotel Budapest City Center. Izabella utca / Kiraly utca bus stop is within 200 metres of this property and in proximity to is enough to get to Nyugati train station.
Some rooms include individual climate control, central heating, and ironing facilities, as well as tea and coffee making equipment for guests' utmost comfort. Some rooms have tiled flooring and private bathrooms. Bathrooms with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower, also offer hairdryers and towels. Some rooms include views of the street. Silver Hotel Budapest City Center also offers a holiday home with a kitchen including an oven, a cooktop, and kitchenware.
Guests may find the restaurant New York Cafe 13 minutes' stroll away.
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Robin
2020-12-11
Altogether it was good value though. Public parking & helpful staff. We loved to have evening drinks at Hopfanatic, based nearby...
Guy
2020-11-17
we thoroughly enjoyed our large room.
Don
2020-09-29
Right place for exploring Budapest. Staff is helpful and the location is good. Price of the breakfast is EUR 4 per person per day.
Ivan
2020-06-04
The room was large and had everything we needed. It was great to have free WiFi;)))
David
2020-03-18
Such amazing tourist destinations as hungarian state opera were next to this place. Breakfast is nice, nothing bothered me.
Nothing not to love.
