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Four Seasons Hotel Gresham PalacevsBrody House
Both Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace and Brody House are highly recommended by writers. Overall, Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace is preferred by most reviewers compared to Brody House. Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace scores 96 with praise from 18 reviews including The Telegraph, Gayot and Lonely Planet.
Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace
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Concierge
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Gayot
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Szechenyi Istvan ter 5-6., Budapest 1051, Hungary
From $375/night
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Laundy Room
Michelin Guide "Luxurious bedrooms and high quality service."
Concierge "Location, location, location. Glamour, glamour, glamour."
Insight Guides "The 179 rooms have a restrained elegance about them, and many have wonderful views over the Danube."
Fodor's "It doesn't get much better than this: a centrally located, super-deluxe hotel in a museum-quality landmark with the prettiest views in town." Full review
DK Eyewitness "After decades of neglect this magnificent building was restored and is now one of the finest in Central Europe."
Rough Guide Star
"A magnificent restoration of this Budapest landmark has produced an unprecedented level of luxury in the city."
Star Service "On the Pest bank of the Danube River, this property sits directly opposite the historic Chain Bridge in an unbeatable location." Full review
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Any room with a balcony (some of the Gresham and Superior rooms have them) will appeal to the photographer in you, but be sure to request one as they vary across all categories.
Gayot "Directly in front of the Chain Bridge, which connects bustling big city Pest with the historic riches of Buda across the Danube, shines one of the world's grand hotels."
Condé Nast Traveler "Once home to an insurance company, it’s "a must if you stay in Budapest."" Full review
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Be sure to ask for a high-level room for the best experience.
Travel + Leisure World's Best Hotels
"Landmarked 179-room Art Nouveau masterpiece (gold mosaic towers; 19th-century stained-glass portraits; winter gardens) at the base of the Chain Bridge and a short walk from Vaci Street." Full review
Brody House Rough Guide Fodor's
Afar Magazine Gayot
Oyster
Jetsetter
The Telegraph
Mr & Mrs Smith
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10 Brody Sandor Street, Budapest 1088, Hungary
From $63/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Multilingual
- Kitchenette
- Business Center
Rough Guide Star
"This fine eighteenth-century building is where the Hungarian Prime Minister used to live when Parliament was located next door in what is now the Italian Cultural Centre."
Fodor's "Brody House is a hip-as-you-like guesthouse, where each of the rooms is named after the local artist whose work adorns the walls; it also offers a few apartments." Full review
Afar Magazine "This boutique hotel/guest house is geared towards creatives." Full review
Gayot "With its rustic-bohemian beauty, this small hotel provides a unique cultural immersion."
OysterUpscale
"The historic Brody House is an upscale, artsy boho hotel in the city's Pest Palace District, across the street from the Hungarian National Museum and a short walk to Great Market Hall." Full review
Jetsetter "An elegant home away from home in the center of Budapest." Full review
The Telegraph7.0
"Brody House lives up to its reputation as 'the coolest place to stay' in the Hungarian capital for imaginatively decorated rooms and shabby chic interiors." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith "With airy, light-filled rooms that double as mini art galleries, Budapest’s Brody House hotel is a feast for the senses." Full review
Independent "Each of the individually designed 11 rooms in this bohemian bolthole is named after the once-resident artist whose work hangs on the stripped-back-to-the-brick walls"
Independent "Takes up the top floor of a 19th-century townhouse in the heart of the Palace District...guests can immerse themselves in the local art scene simply by entering their room"
