Die Unterkunft liegt direkt in der Ausgehmeile mit unzähligen Lokalen und Restaurants. Die Wohnung geht aber in einen Hinterhofgarten und ist absolut ruhig. Sie ist sehr geräumig, super sauber und hübsch eingerichtet. Alles bestens.

Der Eingang und das Stiegenhaus wirken allerdings nicht sehr einladend und wirkten auf uns anfangs fast ein bisschen unheimlich. Dafür ist man von der Wohnung dann sehr angenehm überrascht.

Me encantó el piso, todo nuevo, limpio y la ubicación inmejorable. El colchón de la cama de matrimonio mas cómodo imposible, tiene cafetera, lavadora, secadora, microondas... y el piso justo delante del ruin bar mas famoso de la ciudad. No hay problemas de ruido xq da a un patio interior de vecinos y no se escucha nada de nada.

Todo perfecto. Lo único la mampara un poco pequeña y se sale el agua. Pero volvería sin dudarlo a este apartamento.

ottima posizione tutti gli elettrodomestici letti comodi silenzioso

la vista il palazzo

The apartment itself is nice and clean. It has two bathrooms, both equipped with a shower.

The apartment appears on Booking as being on Kazinczy Street, but the directions from the owner took us to Dohány Street. It feels like a “Fort Boyard” adventure to find the place: once you get to the entrance, you face some bars where you need to enter a code, then another locked door. You get inside and already start doubting. You climb the stairs and realize that the first floor is not actually the first floor but some kind of intermediate level. It’s a shared apartment complex that gives you chills, with bars everywhere and rather shady people around. There is no sign whatsoever about the apartment. You call the owner after finding the key box which, surprise, contains four keys. None of the doors matches the photo he had sent. You try to communicate with him in English, but it seems he doesn’t really master the language. After trying all the keys on the door number written on the bunch, none fits. Ten minutes later, in the middle of what feels like a tragicomedy, you notice another door next to it which, of course, opens with one of the keys. You enter a kind of porch surrounded by bars and finally see a door matching the one in the photo. Eureka! Tired, with the kids, you don’t feel like giving up, so you accept the compromise. The apartment itself is nice and clean, but it doesn’t have a balcony as shown in the listing and photos. I understand there are several apartments, but when you choose availability, all the photos are shown, including a balcony. That’s misleading advertising. Bars everywhere. It feels like the energy of the Jewish quarter from the 1940s. Ironically, I chose this apartment because I saw it had a balcony. I feel deceived. I swallow my disappointment and I’m just glad I’m staying only one night.