Comfortable for 1-6 people, with a quiet garden-side balcony.
The flat consists of 2 bedrooms and a living room with a sofa. It is suitable for long term rental as it is comfortable, spacious, bright and calm. Parking is possible in the street (zone gratis).

We can offer two bikes to our guests. When you arrive we can provide all necessary information (books, map, etc.) regarding your stay in Budapest.

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master bedroom	master bedroom door
master bedroom balcony	living room

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We have two bedrooms with queen size beds (160x200 cm):
- The Master Bedroom of 18 sqm gives on the garden side balcony.
- The Little Bedroom of 6 sqm gives also on the garden side.
There is a double sofa bed (130x200 cm) in the living room of 20 sqm with
a little balcony on the street side.
There is a fully equipped separated kitchen with a table for 4 persons.
There is a dining room with a big Art Deco table and 6 chairs.

Iron, DVD player, CD player, Hair dryer, Fully equipped kitchen

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From Ferihegy airport
With public transportation we recommend to take the bus #200E to the final stop named Kobánya-Kispest.
Then change to the metro line M3 (blue colour) to Deák tér where you have to take the line M2 (red colour) for 2 stops to Batthyány tér.
Then you can choose between the HÉV (Suburban railway, green colour) for 2 stops to Szépvölgyi út or the bus #160 or #260 to the stop Nagyszombat utca. About ticket prices
With Zona Taxi charge fixed price of 5000 HUF (€20) for max. 4 persons.
With the Airport minibus for ca. €10-12/person.
From the railway station Nyugati (West) take the bus #206 (from Monday to Friday, from morning to 7:00 PM) or #109 (on Saturday and Sunday and on evening from 7:00 PM) to Nagyszombat utca.
From the railway station Keleti (East) and Déli (South) take the metro line M2 (red colour) to Batthyány tér. Henceforth see above.

Hungarian restaurants (in 5 min. by foot): Zöld Kapu, Kerék and ...
... Where to Eat Authentic Hungarian Fish Soup?
Régi Sípos Halászkert
Undoubtedly the best fish restaurant in Budapest. In 1930 Karl Sipos acquired the restaurant and opened it as a Fish garden. The restaurant quickly became very fashionable and was frequented by the nobility and the merchant community of Budapest. It was one of the most popular dining places of the city.
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Wellness (Thermal Spa): Lukacs Thermal Bath (in 15 min. by foot).
Margaret Island in 20 min. by foot.
Castle (Museums) in 15 min. by bus.

How far from...

Thermal Bath Lukacs by foot 15 min. or by tram #17, 5 min.
Chain Bridge direct with bus #86 15 min.
Margaret Island by foot 20 min.
Castle District direct with bus #86 20 min.
Aquincum Museum (Roman remains) direct with HEV 20 min.
Rudas Turkish Bath direct with bus #86 25 min.
Hill Gellért (Gellért Hotel and Bath) direct with bus #86 25 min.
Parliament with HEV + M2 25 min.
Saint Stephen’s Basilica with HEV + M2 25 min.
Synagogue of Dohany str. with HEV + M2 30 min.
Opera House with HEV + M2 30 min.
Váci utca with HEV + M2 30 min.
City Park (Heroes’ Square, Zoo, Museum of Fine Arts, Mucsarnok, Vajdahunyad Castle, Fun Fair) with HEV + M2 + M1 35 min.
Village of Szentendre direct with HEV 50 min.

Obuda (Old Buda) is the oldest part of Budapest situated in Buda. District 3 lies on the ruins of the huge, ancient military camp of Roman legionaries called Acquincum, the northernmost frontier of the Roman Empire in continental Europe. Consequently, several amphitheatres and artifacts have been unearthed here.

Medieval Obuda used to be a suburb filled with silk refineries and boat factories, forming part of Budapest by the time of its unification in 1873. Obuda was inhabited mostly by german-speaking Swabian farmers, and, because of its village-like atmosphere, was a favorite place of the petite bourgeoisie of Pest for outings.

A Jewish community existed in Obuda in the 15th century, and vanished after the Turkish conquest in 1526. In 1712 a Jewish settlement was renewed by Yaakov Lob. In 1727 there were 24 Jewish families living in Obuda, under the protection of the counts of Zichy. In a document recognized by the royal court in 1766 the Jews were granted freedom of religion, trading rights against payment of special taxes, and permission to live anywhere in the town - a privilege granted in Obuda only.
The Jews of Obuda practiced agriculture, commerce and various trades. The textile factories, established in Obuda by Jews, among them the Goldberger company, had a reputation throughout Hungary.