The building was built in a new, modern style. The apartment is homely, equipped with all comforts. Two bedrooms have two bathrooms. The living room is in the same space as the kitchen, which is well equipped. We take care of order and cleanliness. Quality bed linen and towels await you. From every room you can step out onto the terrace, which overlooks the inner courtyard and enjoy the silence in the middle of the bustling city. There are many grocery stores, pharmacies, butchers, florists, and bakeries near the building. There is a garage in the building that you can rent during your stay for a daily fee. An ideal environment for families and groups of friends. The renewed (Városliget) City Park is easily accessible with a short walk, where all members of the family or group of friends can find entertainment regardless of the season. Close to Hősök square, the Széchenyi bath, the House of Music and the famous Andrássy road. The hustle and bustle of the city center, the Opera House, the Basilica, Deák square and pedestrian streets can be easily reached in a few minutes by metro. Szent István Park is a few stops away by trolleybus, from where you can easily walk to the Parliament, Margit Island, along the wonderful Danube coast.

We like to travel and live in comfortable, well-equipped, homely accommodations. We want to offer this to our guests as well. We like to go to museums, concerts, and the theater. There are many opportunities for this entertainment in and around Budapest.

In the area, you can find the City Park for a short walk, where many attractions await you: Heroes' Square, Museum of Fine Arts, Gallery, Ice Rink, Vajda-Hunyad Castle, Music House, Museum of Ethnography, Széchenyi Spa. All this in a huge park, where so many small cafes and restaurants await its guests. Budapest's largest, most modern playground is also located here. Andrássy road connects (Hősök tér) Heroes' Square with Deák Square, where you can find the pedestrian streets. Andrássy road is full of excellent cafes, restaurants and cozy 19th-century villas. It is not by chance that embassies and the centers of international organizations are located here. If you like walking, I recommend this route, you can see the Opera House in the meantime, but you can also take the metro, which takes the same route to Vörösmarty Square, which is the center of the pedestrian street.