although it's a nice hotel its not very clean, however the staff is VERY VERY helpful and polite. also the meals and the breakfast was quite simple.
the place which the hotel is located its far from the city but its defenetly a nice neighborhood.
In order to get to the hotel from the ferihegy airport you have to take the blue metro and then stop at the deak ter and take the red metro. finally you get off the metro at the moskva ter and take the tram 59 to get you to the last stop witch is marton aron ter vigalomash. as soon as you get off the train at your left you will see sasadi ut. you can go on foot or take the bus 53 to get you to nagiszalonta koz which is opposite the hotel.

i really hope you fine the directions very useful..

We stayed here during F1 Grand Prix in August 2008 with a large group of people and overall experience was positive. Our room was on the 2nd building (restaurant downstairs) and it was clean, spacious and comfortable with a nice balcony overlooking the garden. Make sure your room has air-conditioning and its facing the garden, otherwise it will be pure nightmare due to heatness!

Breakfast was good and we also ate a few dinners at the restaurant. Food was great and affordable.

Hotel is located in a residental area and there's a tram stop after a short walk up to the hill, also a bus stop next to the hotel. Supermarket was nearby.

What a gem! The rate was so reasonable that I wasn't expecting much at all.
On arrival I was greeted by a very pleasant woman who spoke excellent English. (in fact, throughout my stay, everyone I met there was really nice). Another helpful young lady showed me to my room in an adjacent building. I held my breath when I opened the door, expecting the worse. But it was lovely! A comfy king sized bed, ensuite shower room, minibar/fridge, tv, balcony and free wi-fi. No tea/coffee making facility in room though - I'm told this is also the case even in the top hotels in Budapest :-(
The hotel's restaurant offers a good self service breakfast, included in the price, and evening meals. It was in my building so guests staying in the main hotel had a very short walk, but no-one minded. I had four meals in the restaurant; they were good, and French onion soup was one of the nicest I've tasted. Dinner costs around £12-15
(€17) for two courses with wine.. The restaurant had the radio on all the time, playing the Hungarian equivalent to Radio One. :-(. In the main hotel however they played excellent music, from An iPod loaded with a great selection of top rock, blues, jazz, pop and other fab sounds.
The hotel is in Buda, on the other side of the river to Pest. It took a couple of bus rides, or a bus and a tram, to get to Pest but public transport is very efficient and I found the journeys interesting. Make sure you have a valid travel ticket though - available from the hotel, metro stations or tourist information.
To stay at the Hotel Korona, check out any internet deals for the best rate - I used octopus travel.
Highly recommended hotel.

This was a surprise anniversary trip for my girlfriend and after learning that Korona Panzio made sure our weekend was unforgettable. They really know how to go above and beyond what is expected and then some. I will never even consider staying anywhere else in Budapest. The restaurant was fantastic, though I forgot to try one of their pickles, and the room they gave us was GORGEOUS. Sure it is a little out of town, but with the transportation it was never really a problem and we got to see some things we would have missed staying in the city.

Simply put, this is the hotel to stay at. Period.