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Up Hotel Budapest 4*
In the heart of the 6th district, the Up Hotel Budapest welcomes you just a stone's throw from the famous Andrássy Avenue. To make your stay in the Hungarian capital a time of true relaxation, your four-star hotel offers modern rooms, as well as its BRKLYN bar & bistro. A fitness studio and a sauna add to the assets of this designer hotel, located close to the most remarkable sites of Budapest. The Oktogon and Vörösmarty utca metro stations are close by, meaning you can access the Pearl of the Danube at your leisure.
Rooms
For the chance to discover the Pearl of the Danube, the Up Hotel Budapest offers spacious rooms with a designer décor. Accommodating two, three or four guests, these state-of-the-art rooms include Wi-Fi, a TV with international channels, and a minibar. All offer a pleasant view of the courtyard.
Smart Room [18 M2]
The smart double rooms are equipped with a large double bed (180×200 cm) or two twin beds (90×200 cm). These rooms span 18 - 23 m², are comfortable, and have all the necessary amenities for a pleasant stay.
The rooms on the courtyard have a bathtub, while those on the street have a shower.
Superior Room [24 M2]
The superior double rooms are equipped with a large double bed (180×200 cm) or two twin beds (90×200 cm). Cosy and spacious, these cocoons, featuring a designer decor and spanning 24-27 m², are designed for a maximum of two people. Views from the room look out onto the hotel's peaceful courtyard.
Restaurants & bars
From breakfast to lunch and dinner, Up Hotel Budapest offers a world tour of flavours within the intimate and friendly setting of the BRKLYN Bar & Bistro. The ideal place to have a drink or a gourmet break.
Accommodation only, meals not included
All meals are at leisure during your stay.
BRKLYN Bar & Bistro
Fancy a gourmet break without leaving the hotel? BRKLYN Bar & Bistro is the place to start the day with a rich and varied continental breakfast. In the evening, it serves Hungarian specialities and signature cocktails.
Activities & lifestyle
In the heart of the 6th district, the Up Hotel Budapest is located next to some of the most remarkable sites of the Hungarian capital.
Anchored in one of the most prestigious districts of Budapest, your hotel enjoys a prime location at the very heart of the city. Less than a ten-minute walk will take you to the famous Andrassy Avenue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Among other sights, you will discover the St. Stephen's Basilica in Pest, the Hungarian State Opera, and the House of Terror. Without leaving the hotel, you can relax and pamper yourself in the wellness area, which includes a fitness studio with a yoga and meditation area, a sauna, and an experience shower.
Discover the destination
Standing on the banks of the Danube, Budapest is steeped in over a thousand years of history. You can explore one of the array of ancient sights dotted around the city before visiting one of Budapest's famous baths. Take a picture in Heroes' Square before stopping by the two art museums and the city park. Sample delicious cold meats, cheese and pastries at the central market.
Important information about your destination
Customs and traditions
Hungarians value family, friends and traditions, and are generally warm and welcoming to strangers. In social interactions, it's common to avoid sensitive political topics in order to maintain a convivial atmosphere. Local festivals, folk dances and traditional celebrations are an integral part of Hungarian social life, celebrating cultural identity and heritage.
Time difference
There is a +1h time difference in Hungary compared with UK.
Electricity and internet access
Hungary uses 230 volts with a frequency of 50 Hz. Sockets in Hungary are of the European type with two round pins.
In terms of internet access, Hungary offers modern connectivity with good internet access in urban and tourist areas. Hotels, cafés and restaurants generally offer free Wi-Fi access to visitors.
Safety
Safety in Hungary is generally considered good for tourists and locals alike. Hungarian law enforcement agencies are present and responsive, helping to maintain a safe environment throughout the country. Major tourist areas, such as Budapest, are generally safe, with a visible police presence to ensure the safety of visitors.
When travelling to Hungary it's advisable to keep documents safe, avoid carrying large amounts of cash and be aware of potential scams to stay safe.
Currency
The official currency in Hungary is the Hungarian Forint, or HUF. During your stay in Hungary, you'll use the Forint for all your transactions, whether for purchases, meals, accommodation or other services. We recommend that you change a small amount of money into Forint on arrival to facilitate your purchases and travel around the country. Cash dispensers for withdrawing Forints are widely available in Hungary.
Weather
The climate is temperate continental, with cold winters and hot summers.
Overall, Hungary offers a pleasant climate for visiting all year round, although May to September are generally the most popular months due to the warmer temperatures.
Languages
The official language is Hungarian.
During your stay in Hungary, it may be useful to learn a few common Hungarian words to facilitate your interactions with the locals and to better appreciate the local culture.
However, in tourist areas and big cities, you'll usually be able to get by in English, especially with the younger generation and tourism professionals.
Accommodation quality
In general, the quality of tourist accommodation in Hungary can be considered slightly lower in terms of international standards.
Hotels in Hungary tend to offer good value for money, but can sometimes present more modest levels of service and comfort.
However, it is important to note that many hotels in Hungary have upgraded their facilities and services over the years to meet the expectations of international travellers.
Food quality
Traditional cuisine has a strong identity, marked by rich flavours that reflect the country's history and culture.
Ingredients include paprika, onions, peppers and meat. You'll find iconic dishes like goulash, lángos (fried doughnuts), polet (chicken with paprika) and kürtőskalács (sweet rolled pastry) are very popular.
