Booked the hotel because of the location, price and needed internet connection. Wired internet worked for 5 min in the room and was reconnected just before our check-out. The room very worn-out and not especially clean. Do they ever use a vacuum cleaner? The wall-to-wall carpet quite disgusting... Parking facilities in the courtyard for a fee of 15 euro, out in the street free of charge at nighttime.

Average, but nice hotel. A good thing is a private parking in the hotel's yard. Very close to the center (Vaci 20 minutes on foot), many sights and metro as well. Very polite and helpful staff.

the only good thing was the location. The bathroom should be way much cleaner - i really meant it was dirty, the water was stucked in the shower. The clealing service was on daily basis but simply - it was just not clean.
You would think that manager/owner would go and check out the rooms but during the check out he was very rude - saying that he wouldnt give us an invoice.
breakfast was alright but very simple and every day the same. no value for money.
the rooms were spacious and quiet. the plus is the parking however costs the same as u take an extra night there. so we for three days spent 45 euros only on parking.

Budapest was nice and romantic, good food. just too many homeless on the streets.

The room itself was pretty nice, large, with two very basic single beds, a useful mini-fridge, and lots of tall windows. The bathroom was tiny; you could barely turn around in the shower, but it was clean and functional. It was nice to have a computer with Internet in the lobby, but you have to fight all of the other residents to use it. Luckily there are Internet cafes nearby. Breakfast is decent, with sausages, toast (the bread is hidden in a basket), and cold cereals. Few people sit outside on the nice outdoor patio tables.

The Snoopy-loving owner was very nice and helpful. Unfortunately, there were some bad issues that made me miserable during my stay.

--First, many of the rooms overlook the courtyard of the neighbors' residence. It looks like it might be a shared residence by college kids. The courtyard is filled with trash and a dilapidated shack. At all hours of the day there are noisy gatherings. Late into the night they blared dance music, complete with disco lights. Closing the windows helped keep out the noise, but not enough. The owner was helpful and had to call the police twice to make them turn their music down.
--Closing the windows made the room really stuffy. There is an air-conditioning unit, but it's either off or blizzard. I couldn't figure out an in-between setting.
--The pillows and comforters are gross. They look like they were purchased in the 1970s and are tattered and grimy. I doubt they get laundered. The comforter had the distinct smell of powdered carpet deodorizer, which they probably sprinkle on instead of washing them. The deodorizer set off my allergies, aside from being really gross.