Polus Hotel Budapest

Szentmihalyi ut 131 Budapest, 1151, Hungary

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“Awful, awful, awful”

mizramirez 2 contributions
Molalla , United States Flag of United States
Jun 29, 2008

The food was really bad. They served us some undercooked sausage which made me sick. The staff tried to overcharge us for some drinks we ordered in the bar. They also awkwardly tried to join our little group as we sat and drank. They refused to restock one of our rooms with toliet paper, proclaiming that we'd used too much of it, (there was only a partial roll when we checked in). There were also bugs. Big. Fucking. Bugs. Avoid this place unless it's under new management and cleaned up.

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