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Ground floor: (Living room(TV, dining table, seating area), Kitchen(electric kettle, toaster, hood, coffee machine, oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge-freezer)
NEUBudapest Boutique Apartment
140 square metre flat centrally located with all comforts
Holiday home in Budapest with garden
Holiday house in Budapest in central location with Garden
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The house with swimmingpool has an incredible view on the Danube on a property that is already 40 years of family ownership.
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Ground floor: (hallway, hallway, Living room(Armchair, Bed Linen, Fan, Mirror, Mixer, Sofa, Sun Umbrella, Tea Towels, toilet, Barbecue center, Beach, Lawn, single sofa bed, TV, TV,...
September 2019
Peter H. from Kiel
NEUBudapest Boutique Apartment
Budapest
we had a great time in Frank's apartment - highly recommended.
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EVERYTHING VERY GOOD
January 2017
peter h. from hamburg
NEUBudapest Boutique Apartment
Budapest
simply great. We will definitely come back. Frank is extremely helpful and the apartment is unbeatably beautiful.
May 2015
Jonathan G. from Munich
NEUBudapest Boutique Apartment
Budapest
Meine Frau ist Deutsche und sie hat dieses Apartment ausgesucht. Ich möchte nur Danke an Frank sagen. Dein Platz ist fantastisch, erstaunlich und das Beste, das meine Frau je ausgesucht hat.
Bis zum nächsten Mal. Beste Grüße, Jonathan
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The Chain Bridge is a Budapest landmark and has spanned the Danube since 1849. Just at the blue hour, the Chain Bridge unfolds its charm and invites you to a romantic walk from Buda to Pest, connecting their historic city centers. At Heroes' Square in the Hungarian capital Budapest, the 36-meter-high Millennium Monument dominates. The square is located in the district of Pest, as is the Synagogue. The center of Pest consists of pretty patrician houses and winding alleys and is located on the eastern bank - a perfect location for your accommodation. Here you will also find the Basilica of St. Stephen. It is especially beautiful in the evening when it is illuminated. Crossing the Chain Bridge towards the Buda district, the Castle Hill unfolds before travelers' eyes. The Castle District (Hungarian Várnegyed) next to the Castle Palace on Castle Hill is part of Budapest's I. district. The buildings of the Castle District are predominantly built in the Baroque style. Just a few steps away is the Budavári Sikló. The funicular transports you up to the Castle Palace, the former residence of the kings. Another highlight is the Fisherman's Bastion high above the Danube bank. The Fisherman's Bastion is a neo-Romanesque monument built by Frigyes Schulek from 1895 to 1902. On balmy summer evenings on the viewing terrace, you can enjoy magnificent impressions. A boat trip on the Danube is part of the tourist must-do program. A stroll along the Danube Promenade leads to the foot of Gellért Hill. Hot sulfur springs emerge from the flanks of Gellért Hill. The waters are recognized as healing thermal springs and help with rheumatic complaints as well as skin irritations or cardiovascular diseases. The Gellért Bath is lavishly equipped and is one of the most remarkable thermal baths in Europe. Book your accommodation here, whether a vacation rental or a private apartment, and indulge in the thermal baths.
In the Jewish Quarter, you will find one of the most popular districts in Budapest. Beautiful and sometimes even dilapidated old buildings, narrow streets, and quaint bars and cafes characterize the image of the district. Vintage chic makes this area a paradise for lovers of nostalgia and history. It is worth booking an apartment or a renovated private apartment here to enjoy the unique charm of this area. The Széchenyi Medicinal Bath, the first in Pest, is now one of the largest bath complexes in Europe. Idyllically located in the city park, you can properly relax here from visiting the numerous attractions in Budapest. Here you will also find Vajdahunyad Castle. Because the Balaton is not far from Budapest and the duration of sunshine in the summer allows for long day trips, a short visit to the largest inland body of water in Central Europe is worthwhile. One of the travel tips for your short lake vacation is a stay at the Aquapark in Balatonfüred. The town on the north shore has a long bathing tradition.
The Hungarian capital also has some great attractions for children and teenagers: From the Hűvösvölgy valley, the former pioneer railway winds through the Buda Hills on a route of almost 12 kilometers, connecting the capital's excursion destinations. Hiking trails, observation towers, wildlife parks, cog railways, chairlifts, adventure parks, and forest playgrounds are located at the stops. Not airy, but fun is the city tour with the Budapest River Ride. Europe's first amphibious bus drives on Budapest's streets as a bus and functions as a ship on the Danube. Its driver is a ship captain with a bus driver's license. Central Europe's largest puppet theater has been welcoming its young and old guests since 1949 in a hundred-year-old, listed building. One of the oldest zoos in Europe is the Zoo in Budapest, opened in 1866. This unique oasis with Art Nouveau buildings is home to over 10,000 animals.
What is known as goulash in our country is called Pörkölt in Hungary. In addition to the ubiquitous paprika powder, a lot of lard and sour cream are used in cooking. Although meat is very dominant in Hungarian cuisine, there are also vegetable dishes like Lecso. This stew is made from tomatoes, peppers, and onions and is often served as a main dish or side dish. The cakes of Hungarian cuisine, such as Dobos or Esterhazy cake, are worth a sin. Dobos cake is an opulent dream of a cake. It consists of seven layers of sponge cake and six layers of chocolate buttercream and is glazed with caramel. Be sure to visit a coffee house like the New York Kávéház and enjoy your cake dream in the neo-baroque splendor of this legendary house. Another specialty of the metropolis are temples of Hungarian cuisine with breathtakingly beautiful decor. These include, for example, Kárpátia and Matthias Keller with its excellent Gypsy band. A visit to the Belcanto restaurant near the opera is also worth it - an externally inconspicuous house, inside opens up a unique atmosphere. The setting is elegant, the mood relaxed. If you prefer to enjoy Hungarian specialties cheaply and privately in your accommodation, vacation rental, or apartment: definitely try the Hungarian salami, spicily seasoned with paprika and chili, from the market hall. Plenty of restaurants await you. Váci utca is Budapest's oldest commercial street and is now known as the city's most famous promenade. Here you can stroll before or after your restaurant visit.
The culture in Budapest is a melange of influences from more than a thousand years of Eastern and Western culture. Museums, church buildings, architecture - in the Hungarian cultural city of Budapest, the huge selection of highlights makes it hard to choose! A visit to Matthias Church is highly recommended. Among the most popular attractions is a trip to the Opera. The famous opera and ballet festival in Budapest takes place in August, where international opera singers and ballet artists perform at the Hungarian State Opera. To enjoy the numerous concerts, it is advisable to book an apartment or a vacation rental with modern amenities in the center from private.
Daily, airlines from almost every country in Europe land at Ferihegy International Airport. From the airport, there are various ways to reach your holiday home, apartment, or modern vacation rental in the city center. Bus 200E goes to the Kőbánya-Kispest metro station, where you can transfer to the subway. The bus ride takes 20 minutes. By train, the journey to the center takes just under 30 minutes. This way, you can quickly and comfortably reach your vacation rental, apartment, or residence. With a Főtaxi, you can get to your accommodation for about 22 euros, whether it's a vacation rental or a house in various districts. There are several highways leading into the city. The most important of these is the M0, into which various highways merge. The M1 leads from Prague to Budapest, and the A4/M1 leads from Vienna to Pest. By train, there are numerous direct connections from various cities in Europe. Travel directly from Berlin and Vienna to your holiday home, apartment, or vacation rental in the beautiful capital of Hungary for your relaxing stay.
The most beautiful destinations in Budapest are the places Budakeszi, direkt Donau and Stadtzentrum. Here you can experience the authentic life of the region and feel at home in cozy holiday houses and apartments.
From 37 € you can book our accommodations in Budapest and stay in an average of 126 m² (holiday houses) and 115 m² (apartments).
The following vacation regions are the cheapest in Budapest: Zuglo XIV. Bezirk.
In Budapest, there are many beautiful vacation accommodations, but Appartement St.Michael, Holiday home in Budapest with garden and NEUBudapest Boutique Apartment are particularly recommendable.
You don't have to leave your pet behind in Budapest, as there are 6 accommodations that allow pets. Dog owners feel particularly comfortable in Zuglo XIV. Bezirk.
You can find a wide selection of holiday apartments with us. Direct contact with the host allows for an authentic holiday experience. Plus, you pay the lowest price this way. No booking or service fees!
