Budapest Bed and Breakfast Inns

	A1 Budapest Apartments (Budapest, Hungary) Modern stylish rooms in Budapest City Center close to Hero Square, City Garden, Octogon, WestendExcellent location,just walking distance from Hero Square, Fine Art Museum, City Garden, Szechenyi Bath, Gundel Restaurant, Andrassy Boulevard, Oktogon. A quiet place in a bubbling city! The... [more]
	Abovo Apartment Budapest (Budapest, Hungary) Apartment quiet to relax, close to the center.In the 11th district of Budapest on the Buda side, in the greenbelt surrounded by gardens, the privately owned Abovo Apartment is to be found. The building was erected in 2004. Although it?s in the greenbelt, you can easily and quickly reach it by... [more]
	Amazing Hostel Budapest (Budapest, Hungary) Amazing Hostel provides friendly accomodation in the centre of Budapest. What we can offer to our visitors is a great atmosphere in a clean, cheap and comfortable place. So come and stay with us! Make sure that Amazing Hostel is truly amazing!What an Amazing Hostel? Amazing Hostel provides... [more]
	Amigo Apartment (Budapest, Hungary) A nice cheap apartment (max 4+1 persons: one twin and one double room) downtown Budapest! Equipped kitchen and bath with bathtub! Almost for free!If you wanna go really private, make your woman or man cook for you, later just want to have fun in the bathroom's bathtub, or simply have party all day... [more]
	Amigo Hostel And Guesthouse (Budapest, Hungary) Dear Friend, We are at the coolest entertainment spot downtown Budapest, all rooms with own sanitary facilities (shower, toilet, basin) at the lowest price possible. What to look anymore for? Details follows ?.We are at the coolest entertainment spot downtown Budapest, 4 private rooms plus a dorm,... [more]
	Astoria City Hostel (Budapest, Hungary) Astoria City Hostel is right in downtown Budapest. New and more bathrooms for the 2006 season!ALL OF THE TOILETS AND BATHROOMS OF THE MAIN HOSTEL WERE RENOVATED IN 2006 FEB.! Astoria City Hostel is situated in the heart of Budapest, the capital of Hungary. This teeming city is a... [more]
	Aventura Hostel (Budapest, Hungary) Fun staff, cool design, central location - Aventura! (5 min. walk from Western Railway Station)Two native girls from Budapest would like to show you why they love their city so much! Having travelled to many different places and visiting lots of hostels along the way, we know exactly what you need... [more]
	Capital Hostel (Budapest, Hungary) The newly opened Capital Hostel waiting for you in downtown, in the center of historical and cultural life.The Capital Hostel is located in the city centre of Budapest, in the middle of historical, cultural and entertaining life. The hostel is on the Pest side, but you can reach (the nicest part of)... [more]
	Carat Hostel And Guesthouse (Budapest, Hungary) beds, rooms, appartment in a private house with familiar mood near the center of the city in a green belt areaAbout the Carat Hostel? In the 11th district of Budapest on the Buda side, in the greenbelt surrounded by gardens, the privately owned Karat Hostel is to be found. The building was... [more]
	Friends Hostel Budapest (Budapest, Hungary) new, great located hostel with private rooms and dorms in the heart of downtown Budapest, cheap prices and friendly atmosphereHOSTEL DESCRIPTION: Our hostel can be found in the downtown of Budapest on the second floor of a typical Pest downtown building. It has total 5 rooms on 150 m² and... [more]

Budapest is the capital of Hungary and with a population of 2 million citizens by far the largest city in the country.

The city is often referred as the Paris of the east, and deserves this name. It bears some resemblance to Prague, but larger and friendlier. The picturesque setting on two sides of the Danube, the nine connecting bridges and the villa's and public buildings from the fin-de-siècle era really make Budapest one of the most enjoyable cities in Europe.

Budapest is composed of two cities: the small Buda, on the west side of the river looking over the much larger Pest on the opposite side. The two parts developed seperately as the bourgois Buda with it's palaces and spas and the more commercial Pest. At first, the hills of Buda were the safe core of the twin cities, but as Buda and Pest were united with Óbuda (Ancient Buda) the plains of Pest became the centre of the growing metropolis.

Today, the most famous landmark of Budapest is the Parliament building on the banks of the Danube. From a distance it looks a lot like the English House of Parliament. Only Big Ben is missing. The best view of the Parliament can be had from Castle Hill, a Budapset highlight itself. This collection of palaces, churches and monuments has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is a must see for every tourist.  Budapest has some very good museums as well, The National Museum, the Jewish Museum and the Historical Museum of Budapest being the best.

Budapest has developed to become a very lively city, with many good restaurants and a nightlife scene you need to check out to believe it. By day, you can roam the city, visit a museum, take a look around churches, make your choise from the dozen or so types of coffee in one of the cafés. By night you can have dinner at a cheap or a fancy eating out, go to the opera, and afterwards dance the night away.