Prestige Hotel, Budapest – A Lovely Boutique Hotel

Are you looking for a boutique hotel located on the Pest side and very accessible to all the sights and restaurants?  Then look no further.

 The Prestige Hotel is a 4 star boutique hotel (which opened its doors in April 2015) located in the heart of Budapest.  Although this boutique hotel does not have views of the River Danube, it is only a five minute walk from the Chain Bridge and is literally round the corner from the Four Seasons Hotel.

When you first enter the Prestige Hotel, you will notice the light and airy atrium lobby with the enormous low hanging chandelier in the centre.  The check-in is very quick and the staff were very accommodating due to the fact that our luggage was lost.  Luckily the hotel provided us with toothbrushes, a razor (for Ian) and toiletries.  There are two glass elevators in the lobby which took us to our rooms.  Our room had views over the atrium which was beautiful and light.  Just as I requested.

We had a deluxe executive room which was very spacious, beautifully decorated with royal blue and gold furnishings.  There was a Nespresso machine in the room and complimentary chocolates during turn down service.  The bathroom had complimentary robes and slippers, with toiletries by the sink and a bath/shower.

For those who like to keep up with their fitness, there is a small room with dumb bells, treadmill and a bike along side a large jacuzzi and sauna to ease the muscles.  When we were there we had it all to ourselves 😉

There is a Michelin starred restaurant, Costes Downtown, on the ground floor of Prestige Hotel – so you won’t need to travel far for excellent food.  The restaurant is a very relaxed affair with views of the open kitchen.  The food here is truly excellent and the service is very good too.

Our breakfasts were included in the room rate and offered a good choice of pastries, cereals, fresh fruits and cooked breakfasts.

Wifi is also available throughout the hotel.

Overall, we had a fantastic stay at Prestige Hotel in Budapest – food and service were excellent and it offered easy access to the all the central restaurants and sights.

Have you been to Budapest?  Where did you stay?

 

 

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