Guest Houses Budapest Hungary

... popular bike touring routes in Europe. It's a phenomenally easy route to tour - mostly flat, and hundreds of pensions, guest houses, restaurants, and camping places all catering to people on bikes. This place is so bike friendly, there are dedicated ...

... places.  Anxious not to re-live my little excursion to the gypsy camp, Clare and I often stayed in "Pensiunes", which are cheap guest houses – once we even got an en suite room!!! Luxury! As I had 4 days on my own before Dad and Yasmin ...

... , and crowned by the Royal Palace.  The Royal Palace is a perfect example of the unfortunate destruction of buildings within Budapest.  In the 13th century the palace was originally built for the kings of Hungary, and it was reconstructed in the ...

... , and politically this is Europe, with a rather large and repetitive helping of 'Soho'. Graceful, sweeping, and imperial, Budapest echoes London, Paris, Florence. The parliament looks like the architect (Imre Steindl?) laid out the plans of London's ...

... out in Budapest, where its difficult to feel alone when you are one of thousands crammed into their open air bathing houses - great fun. Budapest is fantastic - great sights, food and drink and, best of all, home to a rather lax student card issuance ...

... dorm setting, but this one had individual rooms. I'm not actually sure what makes it a hostel--it was a lot more like the guest houses I stayed at--maybe it was the shared bathrooms... At any rate, it was convienently located in the downtown area and ...

... years (the author crossed the bridge from Slovakia to Esztergom in Hungary on March 31, 1934 - I enter Hungary on April 9, 2008). I arrive in Budapest very late at night but fortunately I have accommodation organised (my friends Alice and Alicia stayed ...