4. Casati Budapest Hotel

Casati Budapest Hotel

5 Stars
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The building that is now Casati Budapest Hotel is more than 200 years old and has been beautifully refurbished into a contemporary city gem. Top tourist sites, cafes, and pubs surround the hotel, making it easy to explore the historic city.  The hotel has remained at the top of TripAdvisor since 2012 and is designed specifically for guests over the age of 14. 

Casati Budapest Hotel received a Green Hotel Award by the Hungarian Hotel Association in 2014 for its eco-friendly practices. They use recycled paper only, eco-friendly detergents, and led lighting throughout the majority of the hotel.  Each morning you can enjoy a buffet breakfast full of fruits, vegetables, hot and cold dishes, and fresh pastries. The hotel has a fitness center, sauna, and cocktail bar, and all rooms come equipt with AC and top appliances.

There are 25 uniquely designed rooms to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Outside, you will find a quiet, ivy-covered courtyard, also designed to be a great spot to relax any time of the day. This hotel is dedicated to giving you a cozy place to stay in Budapest and the staff work hard to assist you with anything that will make your stay more enjoyable.

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