Budapest Hotels with Pools

The hotel's location is absolutely fantastic. Right behind it is the commercial center Flosmarti Square, and just down from the square is Váci Street, which leads directly to the Central Market. The Parliament Building is only about a 20-minute walk away, so it's incredibly convenient for sightseeing, dining, and shopping. The room features a great wet/dry separation, and the design is very well thought out, with a spacious shower. The hotel's room service is excellent; they even come in every afternoon to turn down the bed, tidy up, and close the curtains to create a perfect sleeping atmosphere. The front desk check-in was a bit frosty. Initially, when we arrived around 1 or 2 PM, they insisted check-in was strictly at 3 PM. However, after asking someone nearby, who might have been a manager, they said we could check in. Overall, it was a pleasant stay.

Boho is a boutique hotel with tasteful design and high service standards. The rooms are stylishly furnished, clean and spacious, and the king bed and large bathtub are comfortable. The location is excellent, the room is soundproofed and it is quiet even in the downtown area. Breakfast is good and the buffet selection is very rich. Our room includes free experience of hotel spa, fitness. The hotel is very close to the Freedom Bridge. It takes about 7 minutes to walk. Nearby is the university, with the Hungarian National Museum. There is also a delicious pancake fruit shop Hi Bing.

The hotel is EXCELLENT. Very well located, very clean. The reception is very friendly. Mr. Gregorio did everything possible to speak Spanish and make us feel at home and we are very grateful for everything. The breakfast is very good. The facilities are perfect. Highly recommended, and of course we will return😍

Facilities: Relatively new. Cleanliness: Excellent, thoroughly cleaned. Environment: Convenient location, close to major attractions. The airport express line is just an 8-minute walk downstairs. Service: I'd like to elaborate on this. We arrived around 6 PM, and there were four front desk staff available for check-in, but the process was incredibly slow. We were told we needed to pay an extra 20 Euros per night for an upgrade, otherwise, we'd be assigned a ground-floor room, where most areas are occupied by the restaurant and gym. So, we agreed to the upgrade. After all three of our rooms paid for the upgrade, one was given a room at the very end of the hall, another had a key card that wouldn't work, and one room had a welcome card with another Marriott Titanium member's name on it. :) If you have high expectations for service, you might want to consider other options.

It's a 15-minute walk from the metro station. The view of the Danube River from the window, right along the Line 3 station, is quite nice. On the ground floor, there's a spa with a swimming pool and hot springs. The gym equipment is excellent, and it opens at 7:00 AM.

Thank you for a perfect stay. Quiet place with a picturesque view, thermal pools, not far from historical city center. I will recommend this hotel for a nice vacation in Budapest.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a few minutes' walk from the M3 metro station, and there's an ALDI supermarket right next door. The front desk staff were all very polite and helpful. We were able to store our luggage for free before check-in. Plus, during our stay, we had a damaged suitcase we wanted to dispose of, and the hotel front desk kindly offered to take care of it for us free of charge. The room has a small kitchenette equipped with a mini-fridge, microwave, induction hob, range hood, kettle, coffee machine, toaster, and other appliances. There are also plenty of dishes and cutlery, making it very convenient for cooking during your stay. The bathroom is spacious with a separate wet and dry area. There's a window in the room offering a nice view outside. The only downside was that the air conditioning wasn't very cold, and the ventilation in the room wasn't great. One night, we opened the window, and a lot of mosquitoes flew into the room...

Our original booking for a family suite was unavailable, and the hotel insisted that the standard room they gave us was the correct room type. This was completely inconsistent with the pictures from my stay in 2024 and the room type displayed on Ctrip. It wasn't until I showed them photos from my previous stay that they admitted the room type was incorrect. After negotiating with their supervisor, we paid an additional 200 euros per day to upgrade to a larger suite. Aside from the convenient access to New York Café, everything else was really subpar. You can compare pictures one and two with the room type images on Ctrip – consider this a warning!

Check-in time was flexible; we arrived early and were immediately given a room to rest, which was a huge plus for those arriving on early flights. Our standard room was on the 5th floor, a typical hotel room setup with good natural light and plenty of sunshine. The mattress was incredibly comfortable. In contrast, the bathroom had a much more distinctive design. A highlight was the small spa pool on the basement level, which had a unique vibe, wasn't crowded, and was very relaxing. It's complimentary for guests. While the hotel breakfast didn't have a huge selection, everything was relatively tasty, especially the Hungarian baked eggs, which were exactly to my liking. The staff were friendly and helpful. Recommended! PS: There was a wedding party on the day we checked in, and the music was quite loud at night, but fortunately, we couldn't hear it much from the 5th floor.

It is a smaller hotel, so you may have to wait a long time for the only receptionist to handle a phone call or other matter, and so ... like me ... you will just stand at the reception for over ten minutes. The rooms are standard and there is nothing to complain about. The beds are soft, which I personally do not like, but that is a matter of personal preference. Breakfast is probably standard for the country.