Budapest Karoly Central Hotel

Budapest Karoly Central Hotel was completely renovated in 2008 and today delivers the height of comfort in classical surroundings. Karoly Central Hotel is located in the very heart of the historical centre of Budapest right next door to one of the city's most famous landmarks, valued throughout, the Budapest Synagogue. The Hungarian National museum is just a 5 minute walk away as is Vaci Street - Budapest's famous pedestrian street. Budapest Karoly Central Hotel is located in an ironbound style building from the late 19th century which is just a few minutes walk from most of Budapest's main attractions and businesses. Astoria metro station on the M2 redline is only one minute walk away. Visitors cannot find a more central location with all major transportation hubs only a few minutes away. Budapest Karoly Central Hotel combines famous Hungarian hospitality, highly regarded, modern facilities, a central location and affordable prices making it the perfect choice for both tourists and business travellers coming to Budapest. Just five minutes away are both the Deak Ter and Kalvin Ter stations, and above all, both on the M3 blueline. ****Please note if arriving at Budapest Karoly Central Hotel after dark or at weekends the entrance gate to Budapest Karoly Central Hotel will be closed - please press '102' on the intercom by the gate and you will be buzzed in by a member of hotel staff. Because of it's fantastic location, valued throughout, friendly speaking staff and amenities, the Karoly Central Hotel is the perfect place to stay to experience Budapest's rich history and cultural heritage. Budapest Karoly Central Hotel is located directly in the heart of the historical city centre, highly regarded, within walking distance of the famous shopping area of Vaci Street. Once in the building please follow signs to the main hotel entrance which is located on the first floor. Stephen's Basilica. Budapest Karoly Central Hotel is also right next door to the Hungarian National Museum, valued throughout, Europe's largest synagogue and St. Budapest's most famous and grand spa the Szechenyi Baths are only a 10 minute metro ride away.