Budapest
Budapest spreads across both banks of the Danube, with hillside Buda facing the boulevards of Pest. Thermal baths, monumental architecture and an active dining scene give the city a distinctive rhythm.
Hotels in This Destination
Inside Budapest’s restored Adria Palace, Al Habtoor Palace brings a distinctly polished, service-heavy style to a central location near the Danube, combining historic architecture with contemporary luxury.
Anantara New York Palace Budapest is pure Belle Époque spectacle, pairing ornate palace interiors and the famous New York Café with a central Pest location.
Corinthia Budapest revives the former Grand Hotel Royal with sweeping historic interiors, a restored Art Deco spa and large rooms on one of the city’s grand boulevards.
Four Seasons Gresham Palace is Budapest’s Art Nouveau masterpiece, combining 179 rooms, Danube and Chain Bridge views and a rooftop-level spa within one of the city’s most spectacular restored buildings.
InterContinental Budapest places sweeping Danube, Chain Bridge, and Buda Castle views at the center of the stay, with river-facing rooms, a spa and heated indoor pool, and a promenade location close to the city’s historic core.
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest is a sophisticated city-center hotel steps from St. Stephen's Basilica and the Danube, with contemporary art, a spa, Nobu dining and easy access to Budapest's landmark sights.
A restored Belle Époque palace beside the Danube, Matild Palace pairs dramatic heritage architecture with contemporary rooms, Wolfgang Puck dining, an intimate spa and a glamorous rooftop overlooking central Budapest.
Inside restored Drechsler Palace opposite the Hungarian State Opera, W Budapest pairs 151 theatrical rooms and suites with a subterranean spa and a lively social scene.