I stayed in this hotel many many times. However many people claim the opposite, it isn't far from the town centre at all: 7km. But the Budapest traffic can be horrible. If you know your way, it is quite easy to find, just follow the Duna border all the time. The kitchen is good, I tried about everything and never had a dissapointment. If you talk to the chef on beforehand, specially when your with a group, you can ask what ever you fancy and he'll prepare it. When they expanded the hotel, still everything was running quite well. Parking problem is non-existant here, something you can't say from Budapest.
All those year János (John) was taking care of the hotel and reception and doing this very well.
Bad thing was when they changed the tap from Kaiser beer to the Stella, as a Belgian you're not coming to Hungary to drink Stella and Leffe!
So, stick to the Hungarain wines and schnapps.
Egeszségadra, Geoff Benoy/ Belgium.

We arrived there at midnight and if it wasn't for my sat nav I may have given up about 300 metres away. The last 300 metres is a little off-putting as you seem to be just heading on to a railway siding under a road bridge. But a right turn and a few hundred metres got us there. We liked it there. A no fuss man at reception gave us the room keys and tv control. Nice and quite there. Larger breakfast room than expected and also a great breakfast. A bit far from city centre, but it really suited us for a stopover after arriving at Ferrihegy airport.

we've booked for a double room for 2 nights on the 25th and 27th of July 2008. The first problem that struck us was the location of the hotel. It took us 3 hours to get to the hotel from the Keleti train station. We didn't take an taxi since we have found the direction to the hotel on the internet but it was totally wrong! to top it all, it was 8 o'clock in the night when we reached Budapest.

With the help of a English-speaking Hungarian and two other tourist from Germany, we finally made it to the hotel, just to find out the the hotel is overbooked and that they have no room for us. The same happened to 3 other groups of tourist who came after us.

We were then transported to another hotel in some housing area where the room is of huge difference from the one we've booked, a small little bed room with 2 single bed. It was dirty and definitely uncomfortable to sleep in. The manager did not even bothered to apologize for the whole incident and just leave us there after taking us to the new hotel.

At the airport of Budapest it started already with waiting for the transport to the Hotel, after more than 1/2 an hour the owner came personally, to pick us up. Then he told us the Botel was overbooked and we had to stay for 1 night in another place, he showed it in a prospect and it didn't look too bad. Once there though, we became a horrible room, very small and my girlfriend felt very uncomfortable coz' the windows couldn't be closed, the beds were horrible and it wasn’t very clean. It was situated in the middle of nowhere (outer quarter of the city); of course the prospect was nicer as reality. Very positive was the kindness and helpful personal here. The next day, we were brought to the Botel, that looked better and we became a very nice/cosy and clean room.
The area around the Botel was nothing special but that we knew when we booked, so no complains about that and the public traffic was just 10.min. walking.
Rude we found, that we had to pay the ride to the Hotel (from the airport, 30 Euro), at least that he could have compensated. A free Beer or Coffee was offered instead, well that didn’t came also!
All in all, we liked the place but were very disappointed about the treatment of the owner; the personal was not the friendliest kind, 2 exceptions there (a receptionist and a waiter, who knew that the client comes back or do advertise the place, when your friendly and helpful). We will not come back there!

Peter Luurtsema, Switzerland.