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Superior Guestroom |
Junior Suite |
Royal Suite |
Deluxe Suite |
Ambassador Suite
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Superior Guestroom
As far as accommodation is concerned, we strive for the highest
standards.
Superior bedrooms have white doors and white wardrobes and medium
cherry bed headboards, side tables and desks. All rooms have a
trouser press. All bathrooms are ensuite and include hairdryer,
telephone, bath with separate shower, radio, shaving socket and
toiletries. Spacious, lavishly furnished, and tastefully decorated,
a superior room is a place to dwell in while enjoying the most
carefully chosen facilities.
This hotel has 285 such room(s).
Executive Guestooms
All rooms are located on the first and second floor with a view
onto the Grand Boulevard or the Atriums. The room doors as well
as the furniture are made of mahogany. The wardrobe bureau top
is marble. All rooms are equipped with two telephones. All bathrooms
are covered in marble and include a hairdryer, telephone, bath
with separate shower, radio, shaving socket, and upgraded toiletries.
double occupancy – 96 rooms
single occupancy – 2 rooms
This hotel has 98 such room(s).
Deluxe Suite
One-bedroom Suite with 70 sq. meters
This hotel has 22 such room(s).
Ambassador Suite
Ambassador Suites serve the highest level of taste. The 2 one-bedroom-suites
are located on the fifth floor next to the presidential suite.
One-bedroom Suite with 145 m2
This hotel has 2 such room(s).
Royal Suite
The pinnacle of luxury can be experienced on the fifth floor,
where the Presidential Suite’s seven bay windows enjoy the dominant
view of the main thoroughfare. With three bedrooms, each with
a large double vanity bathroom, library/study, sitting room and
dining room, it will be simply the finest address in Budapest.
This luxurious apartment has an area of 240 m2
This hotel has1such room(s). |
Le Bar Royal |
Rickshaw Restaurant
& Sushi Bar |
Royal Kávéház
& Champagne Lounge |
Banquet |
Brasserie Royale |
Lobby |
Hotel Dining
Le Bar Royal
An elegant and relaxing lounge serving light snacks.
The ideal place to meet for an aperitif or an after dinner drink.
Light entertainment is provided by a pianist.
Royal
Kávéház & Champagne Lounge
Traditional Hungarian Coffee shop and confectionary serving light
lunches, cakes and teas and coffees. In the evening the venue
becomes livelier with a resident DJ and a younger crowd.
Rickshaw Restaurant & Sushi Bar
For a truly unique dining experience, the Rickshaw Far Eastern
Restaurant serves authentic dishes from across the Orient in an
atmosphere which complements the traditional arts and materials
of the Far East. In the adjacent Sushi bar, a specialist chef
creates dishes which are almost an art form, to the delight and
anticipation of the watching diners.
Are you ready for a new experience? Look out for our South East
Asian restaurant serving traditional dishes from its region. There
is also a separate, open sushi bar for those who like to taste
the latest creations of our Japanese chef.
Brasserie
Royale & Atrium Restaurant
Situated next to the main lobby with indoor and atrium seating.
This lively restaurant is available throughout the day serving
buffet breakfast and an ? la carte menu for both lunch and dinner.
Ideal for casual and business meetings.
Bock
Bistro
Executive chef Lajos Bíró - owner of the Múzeum
Restaurant (3 times winner of "Restaurant of the Year")
- invites you to his restaurant where you can experience Mediterranean
gourmet cuisine & Traditional Hungarian hospitality.
A wine shop with over 200 types to choose from and 60 wines which
can be tasted on the spot. Full range of József Bock’s
award winning wines from Villány region. |
Royal Spa & Wellness Center
The rebirth of the "Royal legend" will be fulfilled
beginning of 2006 when the Royal Spa & Wellness Center reopens
its gates for its Jubilee, and will provide guests and members
with a new experience of relaxation, combining the historical
bath with nowadays wellness needs. |
Facilities & Service
The guest is met with a soaring centralatrium that rises six floors
to a glass roof. At its base, a huge decorative mosaic flows across
the lobby floor, echoing the art nouveau period and providing
a breathtaking centrepiece to the space. To the left, the lobby
lounge serves afternoon teas with the understated elegance of
an earlier era. To the right, the lobby leads to a second atrium
housing boutiques and small, specialist shops. At the front of
this arcade the Royal Kávéház & Champagne
Lounge offers the perfect place to relax and watch the world go
by.
When speaking of the accommodation in the hotel, the only standard
is high. Spacious, lavishly furnished and tastefully decorated,
a superior room is a place to dwell and enjoy the most carefully
chosen facilities. The pinnacle of luxury can be experienced on
the fifth floor, where the Royal Suite seven bay windows enjoy
the dominant view of the main thoroughfare. With three bedrooms,
each with a large double vanity bathroom, ibrary/study, sitting
room and dining room, it will be simply the finest address in
Budapest. |
Local Transport
Taxi
Taxis are not as cheap as they used to be and are swiftly losing
the battle against the excellent public transportation network.
Taxi meters are not set at the same rates and that had caused
many misunderstandings that should be avoided at all cost. The
legally in line taxis (those possessing yellow number plate and
yellow signs on them) provide a much better service than the others
The Coaches
Patience plays an important role in this transport sector as journey
time may take up to 28 – 30 hours. On the other hand the services
offered are usually cheap and certain organizations provide flexible
ticket options. You will also find fully escorted tours and one-day
coach tours that will take you around Budapest
The
Metro
Budapest has three metro lines (M1 – Yellow, M2 – Red, M3 – Blue)
which all intersect at Deakter in the very heart of Pest. The
metro runs between 4.30 am and 11.00 pm. Budapest offers an efficient
service and controls are quite frequent. To utilize the service
you have to buy a pre-purchased ticket that can be bought either
at ticket offices or newsstands
Trams
With its classical style and its yellow color it is easy to identify
the Budapest’s trams. The trams play an important role in Budapest’s
transportation and it is estimated that 370,000 people utilise
the system that is renowned both for its efficiency and quality
service.
There are also two interesting tram museums that deserve a visit.
One of them is the Museum of Transport and is situated in the
City Park, the other one is the Museum of Public Transport in
Szentendre
Trains
Budapest has 3 main train stations from which every international
and domestic train departs. These train stations are just 45 minutes
away (or less) from the airport and can be easily accessed through
the metro system and Railbus service. |
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