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First for Eastern Europe
There was our first endeavour to go to a Eastern European Hard Rock. Lots of the memorabilia was geared towards the metal theme with the Beatles and Elvis strewn about.
Obligatory Jumbo Combo was eaten with a side of mac'n'cheese. Finished off with a new extra large brownie ice cream Sunday.
As for as Budapest goes great city. …
Sleeper car glam
We waited on the tracks for 40 minutes last night. We were nervous because the ticket agent wouldn't sell us a sleeper compartment and then we worried we wouldn't even be able to sit together. It had already been a long day and we were both dirty and hot and tired when we finally boarded at 11:15 pm.
The train had come from Croatia, and …
GOING LOCAL
... There is ample gold leaf and columned interiors. The crown jewels--including the crown used to bequeath title to every Hungarian king--were on display in the main rotunda. That area was surrounded by statues of the most prominent monarchs, including Maria Theresa [of Austrian fame earlier in the trip], the only female ruler of Hungary.
Arjan was annoyed there were alot of non-English speaking people on this English tour, paying little attention to the commentary. I ...
12 hours on the rails
... even saw Romani living in old rail cars. When we finally got to the Romanian/Hungarian border, we lost the engine and sat there until a different one was attached. The crew changed and we got our passports stamped, going out and coming into Hungary. We were getting further behind on our schedule but luckily, we weren't making a connection. We were beginning to feel like we ...
Modern Cleansing in Ancient Ways
It was recommended to me by a dear friend to visit Budapest. Throughout my travels, too, I had heard nothing but great things about the historically significant city. So, I was quite excited to see what all the buzz was about! And, while in some ways it was just another large capital city somewhere in the world, in other ways it was definitely a gem of a place where magical things can happen. I had a wonderful time and definitely could have spent longer there. Budapest is the capital ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsEurostars Budapest Center
“Wonderful location near city centre”
Reviewed Nov 15, 2012
Stayed here in Mid-November. Hotel was wonderfully located near the City Centre. It was only a short walk to most of the tourist attractions.
For the most part staff was very courteous with some exception. When we checked in the woman at the front desk was wonderful about quickly changing our rooms because we didn't want to be on the main road side of the hotel due to some noise. We were put into a room which we found out later that the heat only went on and could not be turned down. This meant that the room went up to 25C at one point. The reception staff we called told us just to open the window. Quick fix yes, but not the best alternative.
Breakfast was up and down. First day was bacon and eggs with cereal, breads, and fruit. Next day eggs with mushrooms and half the breads were gone with no fruit. Last day there the coffee machine died. So all in all ups and downs. Was nice to have a relatively cheap place to eat right in the hotel.
Shower had great temp and water pressure though if you have any issues raising your leg above about 2 feet you might have a bit of trouble getting into the shower.
All in all pretty good overall.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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