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more photos >>> Ideal for business or by-time, InterContinental Budapest offers unsurpassed service and sophistication. Central Market Hall and the Gellert Baths are also thereabouts. Breathtaking views of the Royal Castle, Chain Bridge and The Fishermen®s Bastion create a blissful tranquillity in an unrivalled setting. Just steps away from the Danube, the hotel is situated in the heart of the city and only minutes away from the world-class shopping borough

Description		Photos		Location		Guest reviews

Description		Photos		Location		Guest reviews

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Hotel facilities

General
Parking free Non-Smoking Rooms Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN Breakfast Buffet Air conditioning	Heating Safe Deposit Box Television Parking (fee required)	24-hour Reception Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Restaurant Pets Allowed
Activities
Indoor Swimming Pool Bar	Spa & Wellness Centre	Fitness Center
Services
Car Rental Business Center Ticket Service Currency Exchange Laundry	Dry Cleaning Fax/Photocopying Meeting/Banquet Facilities Tour Desk	Room Service Breakfast in the Room Ironing Service Babysitting/Child Care
Internet
Hotel high-speed Internet access is available in the hotel rooms only and the rate is EUR 7.00 per hour.	Wireless internet is available in public areas only and the rate is EUR 7.00 per hour.
Guest Parking
hotel parking is possible on site (reservation is needed) and the rate is EUR 28.00 per day

Check-In

from 14:00 hours

Check-Out

until 12:00 hours

Cancellation*

If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged. In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged.

Children and extra beds

If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no penalty will be charged.
In case of late cancellation or no-show, the first night will be charged.

Pets

All children are welcome.All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing bedding.All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots.All older children or adults are charged EUR 30.00 per night and person for extra beds.Ma

Terror House Museum

Opened on February 24th, 2002 the House of Terror Museum - the only one of its kind - is a monument to the memory of those held captive, tortured and killed here. The Museum intends to make people understand that sacrifice for freedom was not in vain.

Central Market Hall

There is always abuzz in the air with dozens of stalls selling friut and vegetables, bread and fish, meat and cheese. Try out a langos, a local delicacy of deep- fried dough served with sour cream and cheese, and you will not be hungry until evening.

Matthias Church

Officially named the Church of Our Lady, this famous landmark in Budapest's Castle District is better known as Matthias Church after the much-loved 15th-century Renaissance king who contributed the towers and was married here.

Gellert spa

Gellert Thermal Bath built between 1912 and 1918 in the (Secession) Art Nouveau style. The Gellert Baths complex includes thermal baths, which are small pools containing water from Gellert hill's mineral hot springs.

Margit island

Margaret Island is a 2.5 km (1.4 miles) long island, 500 meters (550 yards) wide, in the middle of the Danube in central Budapest. The island is mostly covered by landscape parks, and is a popular recreational area.Ideal place for jogging andbiking.

Buda Castle

Buda Castle the historical castle complex of the Hungarian kings in Budapest, was built on the southern tip of Castle Hill. Buda Castle is part of the Budapest World Heritage. This place is the home of National Gallery and also Budapest History Musem.

Chain Bridge

The first connection between Pest and Buda was made by the Chain Bridge or Szechenyi lanchid, named after count Szechenyi, who took the initiative to build the bridge. The 375 meter (1230ft) long and 16 meter wide bridge, was opened on November 20, 1849.

House of Parliament

The Parliament was built between 1885 and 1902, The building has a length of 268 meters and is 118 meters wide. Its dome 69 meters high. The main style of the building is neo-gothic with renaissance influences, but the base ground plan is Baroque.

Vaci Street

First part of this wonderful pedestrian - only street between Vorosmarty square and the Central Market Hall is lively and popular with international brands and dozens of cafes but second part has more charm and authenticity with smaller shops.

Heroes' square

Heroes Square is situated at the entrance of City Park stands in honor and memory of the great leaders in Hungarys history. Centerpiece of the square is the Millennium Monument, built in 1896 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Magyar conquest.

Dohany utca Synagogue

Dohany Street Synagogue, built in 1859, is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world. It is like a basilica and includes some Byzantine and Moorish elements. The interior is vast and ornate, with two balconies and an organ.

National Jewish Museum

National Jewish Museum and Archives (Nemzeti Zsido Muzeum es Leveltar) is part of the Dohany Synagogue . Located next to the birthplace of Zionism founder Theodor Herzl. Museum has an impressive visual overview of the long history of Jews in Hungary.

House of Terror Museum

Central Market Hall

There is always a buzz in the air with dozens of stalls selling friut and vegetables, bread and fish, meat and cheese. Try out a langos, a local delicacy of deep- fried dough served with sour cream and cheese, and you will not be hungry until evening.

Gellert spa

Gellért Thermal Bath was built between 1912 and 1918 in the (Secession) Art Nouveau style. The Gellért Baths complex includes thermal baths, which are small pools containing water from Gellért hill's mineral hot springs.

Margit Island

Chain Bridge

The first connection between Pest and Buda was made by the Chain Bridge, named after Istvan Szechenyi, who took the initiative to build the bridge. The 375 meters (1230 ft) long and 16 meters wide bridge, was opened on November 20, 1849.

House of Parliament

The Parliament was built between 1885 and 1902, The building has a length of 268 meters and is 118 meters wide. Its dome is 69 meters high. The main style of the building is Neo-gothic with Renaissance influences but the base ground plan is Baroque.

Vaci Street

First part of this wonderful pedestrian - only street between Vorosmarty square and the Central Market Hall is lively and popular with international brands and dozens of cafés. Its second is equally charming and authentic with smaller shops around.

Heroes Square

Heroes Square stands in honour and memory of the great leaders from Hungarian history. Centerpiece of the square is the Millennium Monument, built in 1896 to commemorate the 1000th anniversary of the Magyar conquest.

Dohany utca Synagogue

Dohány Street Synagogue, built in 1859, is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the World. It is like a basilica and includes some Byzantine and Moorish elements. The interior is vast and ornate, with two balconies and an organ.

Corso Restaurant

Corso Restaurant proudly presents an innovative, globally inspired menu. With its delectable brunch selection, live entertainment and ever amusing Kids Corner, Corso Restaurant is ?the? place to be on Sundays.

House of Terror Museum

Central Market Hall

There is always a buzz in the air with dozens of stalls selling friut and vegetables, bread and fish, meat and cheese. Try out a langos, a local delicacy of deep- fried dough served with sour cream and cheese, and you will not be hungry until evening