The capital city of Hungary, Budapest is also one of the largest cities in Europe. Situated on the banks of river Danube, it was united in the year 1873. It was initially the Roman capital of Pannonia Inferior. It became an abode of Renaissance Humanist culture after the Romans left. It is a house of several World heritage Sites like the Buda Castle Quarter, Heroes’ Square, the Millennium Underground railway which is the world’s second oldest metro line and the Andrassy Avenue. It is one of the most important financial and economical hubs of Central Europe. Known for its art noveau architecture, structural geniuses and the bustling nightlife and dining scene, Budapest has much to offer to the tourists who visit this beautiful city. There are so many places and things to do in Budapest

Set in a grand 19th-century building, this upscale hotel is 4 minutes' walk from a metro stop, a 14-minute walk from the Hungarian State Opera House and 3 km from the Széchenyi Thermal Baths.

Featuring wood floors and art deco touches, the sophisticated rooms offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. 

A posh restaurant serves traditional Hungarian cuisine and contemporary international fare, and there's also a casual cafe. Other amenities include a seasonal rooftop pool, an indoor pool and a gym, plus saunas and a hot tub. Massages are available.

• Price is based on two people sharing a room.
• Lowest price deals available for two-night stays with flights from London in January 2019.
• Valid for travel on selected dates from January 2019 to April 2019.
• No cancellations or changes once booked.
• Subject to availability.