Le Meridien Budapest

Erzsebet Ter 9-10, Budapest, 1051, Hungary | 5 star hotel

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Fiddler??? On the Square.

A travel blog entry by kfbuchsbaum

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Day 2

Amazing what a little sleep can do. . . plus a great breakfast at the hotel . . . . then we started off to see the city on one of the bus tours that you can get off and on. This route (orange) had 13 stops and gave us a really nice overview of both hilly Buda & the flatter Pest. After reading The Invisible Bridge, I found myself …

It keeps getting better...

A travel blog entry by patandjill

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Today was essentially a travel day... We woke up early to return the Super Hyundai, off to the train station for a 2 hour ride to Bucharest, where we met our driver Dodu (awesome guy), and he did the 30 minute tour of Bucharest, from the Palace of the People to the "Paris of the East" style to compete with the Champs Elysses, and various statues, …

Living the high life ...

A travel blog entry by patandjill

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For some reason, I don't have many memories of my trip in 1998 with my two law school buddies, Steve and Rob. I remember the wine, the beer, the castle and everything else is a blur. Traveling this time, was a bit more different. That's what about 10 years and life experience will get you (not to mention more money to play with)... But there's a …

Budapest

A travel blog entry by tilman

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Four days in Budapest with my friend Malte (thanks for the great time with you), we had a great time. Our hotel was the LE MERIDIEN which is in a great location. Weather: "four seasons in one day"....sun, hot, rain, cold, rain...everything, and it changed from minute to minute. We had a great dinner in the Café New York, a great Sushi dinner and a …

Oh yeah.. who's Hungary??

A travel blog entry by trippingkiwi

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... fashion before rolling it in cinnamon sugar (or other toppings). It is YUM!.. it becomes crispy on the outside, but stays nice and soft in the middle. Perfect thing to warm us up!

We were then dropped back in town on the Buda side where a decent group of us set off for another cafe recommended to us, not only for the coffee but for the interior deco of the building... it was said to be in the same style as the Sistine chapel!
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This 5 star hotel, located in the Belváros-Lipótváros area of Budapest, is near Korzo - Danube Embankment (Dunakorzó), Hungarian Agricultural Museum (Magyar Mezogazdasagi Muzeum), Las Vegas Casino, and Vigado Concert Hall.
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    TravelPod Member ReviewsLe Meridien Budapest

    Cheap and good!

    Reviewed Apr 22, 2011
    by (1 review) Brisbane , Australia Flag of Australia

    Beautiful hotel and cheap (we paid GBP62 per night) for a Le Meridien hotel. Close to major attractions. Service may appear gruff - but I think this is probably typical of Eastern European culture.

    This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.

    Historical Traveler Reviews Le Meridien Budapest

    Excellent Hotel

    from anonymous

    Very nice, comfortable hotel in a great location just one block from Vaci Utca, the main pedestrian street in Pest, and just a short stroll from the river and the bridges to Buda.

    Great experience at Le Meridien

    from Darby_House

    I just returned from a four-night stay at Le Meridien, Budapest. Everything was really excellent. We arrived about half an hour before check in time and the staff was extremely apologetic about not having our room ready. We waited about half an hour in the lobby and then were taken to a gorgeous room which was an upgrade from the room we reserved. The room was one of the nicest I've had in Europe, spacious with many nice, small touches like a coffee pot in the room. With one minor exception, the staff was literally falling all over each other to be nice to us. The hotel lobby was nice but a little tired, not unlike many of the finer hotels in Europe. Food in the restaurant (and in the rest of Budapest) was really excellent. Le Meridien is just a couple blocks from the famous Gerbeaud coffeehouse which should not be missed.

    Ultimate Luxury

    from anonymous

    Wow... we were absolutely blown away by this hotel!!

    We wanted to spend a romantic weekend in Budapest and "Le Meridien" made it an unforgettable experience.

    We are not very familiar with 5 star hotels but for this time wanted to treat ourselves with a little upper class stay. We arrived at the Hotel and right away were greated by the Doorman and showed to the Reception. a receptionist escorted us to our Room and explained where everything was (we were already in heaven by then)... The room is absolutely superb with a little Balcony and a terrific view of the Basilica. The Marble Bathroom with Both Bathtub and Shower was great, but the best was the Bed.. Never have we slept better than in those beds !!!

    I am envious of all the people that will stay there in the Future as I do not think we could afford it again but it was well worth every penny.

    Bravo to the Team that made it so exceptional

    Poor!!!!!!

    from LuxLux

    It was a recommendation by our travel agent. It looked nice from the outside, but that was about it! The service was poorly trained, unattentive, and -at times- even rude. It took us for ever to get a simple coffee in the lobby, the breakfast buffet doesn't offer a wide variety and is seldomly re-stocked. The rooms were certainly nice......once! Most chairs and desks have chip marks all over, the carpet looks dirty and should be changed, and the duvet tells a whole storry about its previous occupants. Smelly and spots all over. Yakh.

    Poor!

    Posh!

    from anonymous

    We absolutely loved our stay at Le Meridian in Budapest, it is on the Pest side just around the corner from Vita...main shopping street and a few minutes walk to the Danube with an amazing view of Buda & the castle. There is also a shuttle that stops across the street to Statue Park. The hotel had excellent linens & all the extras - we ate in the hotel restaurant twice (which is rare), it was excellent - service, quality & presentation.

    Comfort at Le Meridien

    from anonymous

    We stayed at Le M from 12 Feb to 17 Feb. Our good sized room was on the top, (9th) floor and there was a clear view of the Liberation monument on Gellert Hill in the distance. Due to being on the top floor, there was no view of the streets below, only the Budapest skyline but that wasn't a problem. The room was very clean and the maid service and turn-down service were excellent. Lots of friendly, English speaking staff who were only too happy to help, e.g. booking the airport shuttle bus. The hotel is located right next to the main metro station for all 3 lines as well as the City tour and Statue Park departure points. This was very convenient. The only small fault was that there was no tea / coffee making service in the room. This appears to be an increasing trend and it does, in my opinion detract from the hotel's numerous qualities. Instead you have to rely on the room service, (costly) or the McDonalds around the corner, (cheap but not convenient). All in all, a lovely hotel except for that one fault.

    Top Choice

    from anonymous

    Hotel design and service level are really up to international top-standards. And all for very reasonable rates. No socialist feel at all (hotel could be in Paris) The spa is not enormous but not cramped either, offering very good beauty treatments and massages by a well trained staff (for extremly low prices based on western standards). Get a massage or a treatment every day!

    This is the city`s top choice. Even better than the Kempinski (right next door).

    Ohter properties like the Marriott, the Interconti or the Hilton are much older and are no true five star hotels.

    We booked our rooms through www.hrs.de (always a very reliable choice with competitive rates)

    One of the best 'Le Meridien' hotels

    from anonymous

    Le Meridien Budapest is a nice hotel located in the city centre of Budapest near the Kempinski Corvinus. It s a member of the LHW. It is a beautiful historical building. The rooms are well equipped, but are not very large even the Deluxe rooms. There is a small swimming pool and a Jacuzzi. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The prices in the restaurant  Le Bourbon are very reasonable (average price of 13 EUR for a main plate and 5-8 EUR for an entry)) and they provide an attractive  a la carte offer. They organise some special dinner buffet in the end of the week (Hungarian buffet, Sea food evening,  Chocoholic night with a lot of chocolate specialities.). However, the buffet breakfast is too expensive (22 EUR p. pers.), and you can have a nice breakfast for at least half of the price at the  Gerbeau a famous tea-room in Budapest which is located in a nice place at about 100 meters of the hotel. I will certainly stay again at that hotel in my next Budapest trip.

    Top quality service

    from anonymous

    My partner and I were going to Budapest for me to meet her family for the first time. A couple of days before the trip we got engaged so I emailed the hotel to see if they could do something on our arrival to mark this event - flowers in the room I thought. On our arrival we had been upgraded to a Junior Suite with a bottle of champagne and some cakes waiting us. This set a high standard which was maintained throughout the stay. Absolute top class staff, good food, good beer in the bar and a great position in the city centre.

    If I have to make a complaint, it could only be that there aren't enough English language chanels on the TV but even that's not their fault - blame the satellite, not the hotel. This is a fantastic place and we'd definately stay there again.

    Great Le Meridien in Budapest

    from anonymous

    My partner and I stayed at Le Meridien Budapest in November of 2002.

    While much smaller than its neighbor, The Corvinus Kempinski, it affords no less luxury or comfort. It is also ideally located just off the main walking/shopping street. Our deluxe room, which was of a good size by North American standards, was beautifully decorated in rich fabrics. Upon entering the room there was a small foyer, a marble bathroom which was both smartly decorated and well layed out, and a very comfortable king sized bed with a small sitting area beside it.

    Having formerly been a bank one might expect this hotel to be cold and without character but happily this is not true. From the lovely rooms , the well kept public areas, and the really fab gym/pool/sauna , this hotel was a wonderful, unpretentious, and comforting temporary home in Budapest. (If breakfast is included take it, if not don't bother. Not everything Soviet has disappeared, this breakfast buffet being one of them.)

    TripAdvisor Reviews Le Meridien Budapest

    4.50 of 5 stars Outstanding