HUNGARY & BUDAPEST TOURIST & HOTEL GUIDE - OHB


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Budapest Hotel Guide:
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Cheap hotels in Budapest
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Hotels close to underground lines
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Danubius Hotels in Budapest
Hotels with swimming pool
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Hotels near the Hungexpo
Hotels in Budapest - for the marathon
Apartments with Internet access
Accommodation for student groups
Hotels with parks nearby
Largest Hotel in Budapest
Boat Hotels in Budapest
Hotels in the Castle District
Hotels near Budapest Congress Center
Hotels with free parking
Hotels with fresh air
Hotels for the fireworks
Hotels in pedestrian streets
Hotels near Puskás Ferenc Stadium
Romantic rooms
Hotels by the Parliament
Hotels along the Danube Corso
The smallest accommodations
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Hotels near Deák Square
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Pensions on the Buda Hills
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Single rooms:

The room contains a single bed and is equipped for one person.

In the more upscale hotels this usually means that it is actually a double-bed room, but for single-person use.

Double rooms: there are two types of double rooms:

Separate beds

Double bed

Triple rooms: there are either 3 beds in the room or a single and a double bed. In certain hotels they might take a regular double room and add an extra bed.

Apartments can vary a great deal based on how many rooms there are and how large they might be. This is quite different for each hotel. But most commonly we see:

Junior Suite - consists of a bedroom and a living room area.

Family apartment - these usually have 2 separate bedrooms and a living room area.

Standard rooms are the lowest category in hotels. The next in line are the superior and executive rooms. The difference between standard, superior, and executive rooms varies greatly depending on the hotel, but generally speaking the higher category rooms are better equipped and/or larger.

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