art'otel budapest, by park plaza

Bem Rakpart 16-19, Budapest H-1011 , HUNGARY

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Riverfront Budapest Hotel near Fisherman's Bastion

With a prime location in the historic city center, the art'otel hotel budapest provides easy access to some of the city's best sights. Popular Budapest attractions, including the Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion, and the Hungarian National Gallery are just minutes away. Nestled along the Danube River, our Budapest accommodations offer scenic views of the city skyline and are just three blocks from the Batthyány Square metro station. At the art'otel budapest, the best of the city is right outside the door.

Our hotel is convenient to the following Budapest attractions:

Halászbástya (Fisherman's Bastion)
Located on the Buda side of the historic Castle District, the "Fisherman's Bastion" offers some of the city's best views and is home to a famous statue of King Steven.
Castle District, Budapest
0.5 km from hotel
Mátyás Templom (Matthias Church)
Dating back to the 15th century, this beautiful church combines a variety of different architectural styles.
Szentháromság tér 2, Budapest
0.5 km from hotel
Széchenyi Chain Bridge
Linking Pest and Buda over the Danube River, the Chain Bridge is one of Budapest's most well known attractions.
0.5 km from hotel
Magyar Nemzeti Galéria (Hungarian National Gallery)
Housing over 17,000 pieces of art, the Hungarian National Gallery is an displays an immense collection of Hungarian art.
Buda Palace, Szent György tér 2, Budapest 1250
0.7 km from hotel
Országház (Parliament)
Perhaps the most prominent buildings in Budapest, the Parliament buildings are an impressive architectural sight.
Kossuth Lajos ter, Budapest 1055
2.0 km from hotel
Várkert Casino
Just one kilometer away, this is one of the best casinos in Budapest.
1.0 km from hotel
Batthyány Square
This historic district is most famous for the Church of St. Anne, a baroque architectural masterpiece.
0.5 km from hotel
Állami Operaház (State Opera House)
Its majestic, grand interior makes the Budapest State Opera House a great sightseeing stop.
Andrássy út 22, Budapest 1061
2.0 km from hotel
Gellért Thermal Bath
The heated spring water at this thermal bathhouse is said to cure skin conditions, joint pain and other ailments.
Kelenhegyi út 4, Budapest 1118
3.0 km from hotel
Margitsziget (Margaret Island)
Budapest's most scenic park, Margaret Island is located on the river Danube and offers views of both the Buda and Pest skylines.
3.0 km from hotel
Felszabadulási Emlékmu (The Citadel/Liberty Statue)
One of the iconic images of the Buda skyline, the Liberty statue is located in the Budapest Citadel. Originally constructed as a WWII monument, this Budapest sight is now dedicated to "Hungarian prosperity."
Géllert, Budapest
3.5 km from hotel

Local Airport:
Ferihegy International Airport (BUD)
Distance from hotel: 23 km Northwest
Drive time: 40 minutes
Directions: Follow the sign 'Centrum,' cross the Danube on Elisabeth Bridge, turn to the right and go as far as Chain Bridge. The hotel is situated 300 meters up on the river.

Taxi fare: HUF 9.000*
Bus: HUF 2.500*

*All fares are approximate and are based on a one way journey

About Budapest:

About Budapest

Once two distinct towns (Buda and Pest) on either side of the Danube, Budapest celebrates a renewed joy for life since the fall of the Soviet Block. The Old World charm of old Buda captivates visitors, while the Pest business district jingles to the tune of international commerce. Pampering is of high priority, with medicinal spas taking advantage of a "perk" discovered by ancient Romans and Turks. International palates enjoy a wide range of restaurant options in and around the city. Plan visits to Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum (the Hungarian National Museum) to see the Crown of St. Stephen; Magyar Nemzeti Galéria (National Gallery) in Buda Palace to view art treasures; Hõsök Tere (Heroes' Square) with historic statues; and the Millennial Column, which celebrates the Magyar Conquest (AD 896) when legendary Árpád and his army of nomadic Turks overthrew the Slavs and forever changed Eastern Europe's political and cultural face. A terrifically photogenic city, Budapest offers several noteworthy vistas. Gellért-Hegy, a high hill overlooking the Danube, offers excellent views and is the site of a monument commemorating the city's liberation from Nazi forces; Széchenyi Lánchíd (Chain Bridge), one of the first permanent structures to cross the Danube and link Buda to Pest, grants picture-perfect street-level shots.

Did you know?

On your travels through the city, keep an eye out for posters displaying the word 'kert'. These usually spring up only during the summer and refer to a Budapest idiosyncrasy on the social scene. A 'kert' literally translates to 'garden', but when it refers to drinking, it's a type of bar that traditionally occupies a vacant, often crumbling building and sets up camp. Word-of-mouth spreads, as do the posters, and the place is quickly descended upon by twenty- and thirty-something locals; before the winter arrives, the place shuts down and moves on. Some kerts have become institutions in the city and have remained in the building. Szimpla, in particular, was one kert, now two, and its popularity is such that it has recently opened up a venue in Berlin.