Blízkost k našim plánovaným cestám . I tam v malém ( pro nás dostačujícím ) , zcela vše co člověk potřebuje , až nadstandardní , čisto , klid a příjemně ❤️.

Nic jsme nenašli 😉

It was the perfect spot for my Sziget festival attendance. A few minutes from the H5 train and bed awaits. Super convenient.

The water kettle has seen better days. And the stairs were an exercise in focus when you're still half asleep.

Located in a great and safe area, very close to public transport and all the main sightseeing attractions. The host is very communicative and kindly accommodated an early check in. The studio was very clean. My favorite amenity was having access to a washing machine so I was able to get all my laundry done. Also the air conditioning runs great which was so nice during this heatwave.

My only complaint would be that the towels and bed sheets are a little worn out. They do have a faint sweat smell to them. If the host replaces the linens I think it would be perfect 10/10.

The owner has done almost everything possible to equip the available, (but extremely limited) space fully. The owner responded well to issues (eg internet problems). The space was clean. The location was excellent.

Nonetheless, the apartment is limited by its extremely small size, and the fact that it is in a 19th century building in need of major renovations. It is fine for agile people and short stays. The bed is necessarily located on a mezzanine level, reached by steep stairs. Anybody taller than 1.6 metres or so has to bend their head once up there. There is little room for suitcases. The description on booking.com says it has a patio and an outdoor seating area. The reality is that the outdoor seating area is 2 chairs and a small table in the common interior courtyard, which is the only (limited) source of natural light for the apartment. Booking.com claims it is a 1 bedroom apartment, while the owner more accurately calls it a studio. Because there are about 50 apartments opening onto the courtyard, there is a lot of noise. Currently, the building provides a picture of housing in inner Budapest in the 1940s to 1970s.