The hotel offers the best price for location. It reminds old soviet style hotels, a bit dark, but comfortable enough. Its is exactly what one would expect from a 3 - star hotel. As for services, it offers good breakfast and extremely expensive Internet connection.

I have stayed here twice as it offers the best price for location. Moscow is stupidly expensive for hotels. As you would expect from an old soviet style hotel everything is a little faded and dark.

The rooms are a good size but during my second trip found sleeping difficult because of the noise of people going down the corridor. Breakfast was average but the staff were all very attentive.

This is a very nice hotel with a very good, clean and comfortable room Not great seating in lobby, but nice lobby/bar in next room that is comfortable and the breakfast room is lovely with music playing - very relaxing. The location of the Budapest is very good - easy walking to Red Square and the Kremlin as well as the metro, so you can get anywhere. Friendly reception. Definitely recommended (but maybe see if they can get the club next door to stop the music before 4:00 a.m.)

My wife and I spent four nights in the Hotel Budapest during the month of September. The hotel location is a comfortable 15 minute walk from Red Square and is quite centrally located. The hotel’s interior is a little threadbare, but clean and comfortable. Wifi was quite expensive at the rate of 700 Rubles ($28) for 24 hours, which is an irritation, but is likely par for the course in Moscow. My wife originally booked the Hotel Budapest with the objective of avoiding a hotel with loads of American tourists. This hotel’s clientele all seemed to be either Russian or from other European countries, with few North American guests. All of the service staff spoke English and were very friendly. The hotel’s concierge was helpful in arranging for a private taxi pick-up at the airport, which is very important given the one to two hour commute from the airport to downtown.