Budapest - a tale of two cites, Buda and Pest split in half by the Danube River combined they make one of the most beautiful cities in the world – it's not hard to understand why Attila the Hun loved the place, and now has a few street names named after him.
Budapest's Chain Bridge and Castle Hill are two sights you will not be able to miss, dig a little deeper and you will find a selection of museums churches and galleries, once you are all cultured out Budapest has a vast array of restaurants most offering a local goulash and some great nightlife to offer.

 
       
3 Star hotels      
 
Normafa Hotel      Fr £169 Grand Hungaria      Fr £169 Mercure Buda      Fr £219  
This hotel is located in the wooded and hilly Buda area on the right bank of the Danube.
Grand Hungaria is a Large modern, centrally located hotel with a gourmet restaurant.
From the west via the M1 and M7 highways, follow signage for Budapest Centrum
 
4 Star hotels      
 
Mercure Metropole     Fr £219
K & K Hotel      Fr £289
Hotel Art      Fr £289
  
Mercure Metropol is a modern hotel opened in 2000, well situated in the city centre, on the Pest side of the river.
The subway stop is right in front of the hotel and the property, with its welcoming atmosphere and the elegant design
The Art'otel has 164 minimalist-style guestrooms designed by Donald Sultan. The contemporary rooms, in bold red and soft grey tones.
 
       

 
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