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After a four-year renovation, the Párisi Udvar opened in June 2019, revealing an astonishing building built in 1817 as Budapest’s first shopping arcade – inspired by the famous Passage des Panoramas in Paris.

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Recently opened in 2021, the Kozmo is housed within a landmark building which was formerly a telecoms centre in the early 20th century. Impressive historical elements such as the grand staircase have been meticulously restored and complemented by sleek modern interiors to create a luxurious and tranquil respite for guests.

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This elegant hotel opened in April 2015 and is in Pest, just 10 minutes’ walk from the Chain Bridge. It is housed within a 19th century neo-Classical town house. At the heart of the hotel is an impressive inner courtyard where interior balconies look down onto the spacious lobby on the ground floor.

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Sister property to the popular BoHo in Prague, this new boutique hotel is situated on a pretty square in the historical Palace quarter on the Pest side of the city.

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After years of painstaking renovation, this landmark building was restored to its former glory. It is located in Pest and has wonderful views of the Chain Bridge, the Danube and the Royal Castle.

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In 2021 one of Budapest’s most iconic buildings began its new life as a hotel. Originally built in 1902 this neo-Baroque Palace is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one half of twin palaces positioned as a gateway to the Elisabeth Bridge: it was the vision of Her Imperial and Royal Highness Maria Klotild of Saxe-Coburg & Gotha for these palaces to serve as the social hub of the city.

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This modern hotel successfully combines contemporary design with historic features such as the ornate frescoes on the lobby ceilings which hark back to the building’s 19th century provenance. Its location in Pest is excellent; directly on Andrassy Avenue and walking distance to St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Opera House.