Hotel Erzsebet City Centre

Whether you plan to do some sightseeing, browse the shops or go out for a special meal, Hotel Erzsébet is a great starting point. This modern, atmospheric hotel – occupying a recently pedestrianised street in the city centre – is popular among tourists exploring Budapest.

General Information

Call our friendly customer service team for more information on 0203 475 3022 to discuss this fantastic city break deal. The Hotel Erzsebet City Centre is located in the heart of Budapest close to the vibrant Vaci Street with a variety of excellent shopping opportunities, bars, restaurants and transport links at hand giving easy access to all the main sights. Facilities include a great steak restaurant, bar and comfortable rooms. Guests seeking a stylish and convenient base to explore this diverse city will find this hotel is the ideal choice. Travel Now Pay Later Hotel Erzsebet City Centre with Jetnow.

Facilities

Central Location
Excellent onsite restaurant
Free WiFi
Great for shopping
Perfect for couples

Flight & Transfer Information

Flight duration approx. 2 hours 30 mins, transfer to centre around 45 mins by taxi or shuttle bus.

Rooms

Room Options: Standard twin, standard double or standard triple.

Standard Twin Room

Sleeps: Minimum 1 | Maximum 2
Room facilities:
Flat screen television
Wi-fi
Hairdryer
Mini bar
Bathroom containing a shower.
Air conditioning (between 01 Jun and 30 Sep).
Daily room cleaning service
Towel change on request

Standard Double Room

Triple Room

Sleeps: Minimum 2 | Maximum 3
Room facilities:
Flat screen television
Wi-fi
Hairdryer
Mini bar
Bathroom containing a shower.
Air conditioning (between 01 Jun and 30 Sep).
Daily room cleaning service
Towel change on request

Food & Drink

Board Options: Room Only or Bed And Breakfast

Buffet Restaurant

Meszarsteak - A la carte. Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.

Judy's Wine Bar (open between 12.00pm and 11.00pm).

Local Attractions

Budapest is one of the most photogenic cities in Europe. The dramatic skyline that Budapest is most famous for is peppered with 19th-century architectural wonders alongside the Danube River.

The Queen of the Danube’ has magnificent sights lining both sides of the mighty river. Huge squares and grand buildings tell detailed stories about Budapest’s impressive history. Thermal baths, decadent cafés and arty pubs also highlight how this hip Hungarian capital offers up incredible original experiences.

The Hungarian capital combines the old and new, enabling you to find hip and lively experiences behind its façade of classical splendour. These range from bustling marketplaces in the city centre to one of the world’s most unique nightlife scenes. Budapest has many grand city squares, but Hősök tere (Heroes’ Square) stands out for its iconic, towering pillar and Millennium Monument complex that dates back to 1896. Cruising along the Danube is a great way to see Budapest in all its glory. You can enjoy one of the most scenic walks in Budapest across this old and iconic cast iron suspension bridge. Széchenyi Chain Bridge spans the Danube, connecting Buda and Pest. Ride the Buda Castle Hill Funicular and take in sweeping cityscapes at the top. The Great Market Hall is a grand indoor marketplace that’s housed inside a Gothic Revival building in Budapest. The market is where you can buy and try authentic local foods. If you’re looking to unwind in between or after your Budapest sightseeing adventures, consider hitting the Széchenyi Medicinal Baths for a unique, over-a-century-old artesian spa experience. The majestic, neo-Gothic Hungarian Parliament Building dates back to 1904 and looms over the Pest side of the Danube River is a must see. Go bar-hopping among ruins in the old Jewish Quarter.