Le Meridien Budapest - Budapest, Hungary

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Le Meridien Budapest address: Erzsebet ter 9-10, Budapest, 1051

Le Meridien Budapest details: Le Meridien Budapest is one of the newest five star hotels of the capital. It is a real jewel ideally located in the historic downtown, in the cultural, shopping and business center. Only 30 minutes drive from Budapest`s international airport, and within walking distance from the Danube. Thanks to its classical elegance, its highest quality services, the hotel is a member of the Leading Hotels of the World and honoured with the International Five Star Diamond Award.

Le Meridien Budapest is one of the newest five star hotels of the capital. The former Adria Palace, a prestigious protected monument of the beginning of the 20th century was converted into a luxurious boutique hotel. It is a real jewel ideally located in the historic downtown, in the cultural, shopping and business center. Only 30 minutes drive from Budapest`s international airport, and within walking distance from the Danube, the Opera House, Academy of Music, theatres, museums, spas and most of the main sights of the city.

Thanks to its classical elegance, its highest quality services and amenities, Le Meridien Budapest has been elected a member of the Leading Hotels of the World, received the Connoisseurs’ Choice 2002 and 2003 designated by Resorts&Great Hotels, and for the first time in Hungary has been honoured by the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences with its most prestigious symbol of excellence, the International Five Star Diamond Award. This truly stylish European hotel has already created standards in the Hungarian capital through its location, style, facilities and personalized services.

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Location

Le Meridien Budapest is not only the choice for the business traveller, and the perfect home for your city break, but is the ideal venue for all kinds of events from banquets to seminars offering the latest audiovisual equipment. The lower ground floor is laid out about a central hall from which open four meeting rooms and the oak-panelled Ballroom to accommodate the various types of banquets, conferences, and board meetings.

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Rooms

Superior Room (24-32m2)
Comfortable, spacious rooms with tasteful interior decoration in Art Deco Style with a smooth combination of the blue and beige colours, large windows overlooking either the Erzsebet square or the quiet Deak Ferenc pedestrian street. All the rooms are double rooms either with king-size or with twin beds. All the bathrooms have bathtub and separate shower as well.

Deluxe Room (32-39m2)
More larger than the Superior rooms with the same tasteful interior decoration in Art Deco Style with a smooth combination of the blue and beige colours, large windows overlooking either the Erzsebet square or the quiet Deak Ferenc pedestrian street. All the rooms are double rooms either with king-size or with twin beds. Each room with full size mirror an beside the basic in-room-services mentioned with the Superior rooms additional coffee and tea maker and an office set up with all the necessary items for a proper work. All the bathrooms have bathtub and shower as well.
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Facilities

General: Parking (fee required), Luggage Storage, Heating, Shops in Hotel, Soundproofed Rooms, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled, Valet Parking, Safety Deposit Box, Elevator, Non-Smoking Rooms, Newspapers, Restaurant, Pets Allowed, Breakfast Buffet, Bar, 24-Hour Front Desk, Allergy-Free Room Available, Gay Friendly

Activities: Jacuzzi, Indoor Swimming Pool, Solarium, Turkish/Steam Bath, Sauna, Fitness Centre, Massage

Services: Room Service, Tour Desk, Babysitting/Child Services, Business Centre, Fax/Photocopying, Ticket Service, Airport Shuttle, Internet Services, Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Car Rental, Shoe Shine, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Souvenirs/Gift Shop, VIP Room Facilities, Currency Exchange, Breakfast in the Room, Barber/Beauty Shop, Ironing Service

Location: Near Train Station, Near Subway, Shopping Centre, City Centre, University, Museum Area, Park

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Dining

The Entrance Hall opens into a stunning stained-glass dome with Le Bourbon restaurant and Atrium Café offering a warm, elegant atmosphere under the guidance of French executive chef Laurent Vandenameele and Alain Lagrange, pastry chef. Le Bourbon restaurant (with a terrace during summer period) represents some of the best culinary highlights of the city with its French touch. The cosy Adria Palace Bar occupying the original entrance hall of the building has been fully restored with huge Doric columns, marble floor and inlaid marble-clad walls. The bar awaits its guests with excellent live music with a singer and pianist.

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Hotel policies

Check-in

14:00

Check-out

12:00

Cancellation

Reservation is allowed to cancel free of charge latest 24 hours prior to arrival. In case of cancellation within 24 hours 1 day will be charged as a no-show fee.

Pre-pay

No deposit will be charged.

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TripTake Traveler Reviews

Pleasant Hotel/Limited Views

Reviewer: CruisinFlorida (Florida)

Traveling group: Family with teenagers

Date: 2008-07-16

Guest Rating:

8.0

Check in / front desk	8.0
Business service	8.0
Value	8.0
Service	8.0
Rooms	8.0
Location	8.0
Cleanliness	8.0

Recently after taking a 3 hour train ride from Vienna, we arrived in Budapest. What a difference between Eastern and Western Europe. Once we crossed the border into Hungary, it was clear that we were in another country as the rolling hills and farmlands of Austria gave way to graffiti filled walls and buildings of Hungary. Upon arriving at Le Meridien we were pleasantly surprised. We had booked our room through the fine hotels and resorts of American Express so upon checking in we were informed that we had been updated to a junior suite. The room was large although some of our windows looked out at the Kempinski hotel next door and the other the park across the street. While the hotel is in a central location, unlike the Marriott, the Sofitel or the Four Seasons, it does not look out upon the Danube. Additionally, the bathroom could use some additional lighting. Service in the hotel was decent although not outstanding. The breakfast buffet was included in our room and was mediocre. Had we had to pay the outrageous charge for it, we would have been quite disappointed and upset. Hungary is an interesting country, not quite up to speed as other european union countries, but with an interesting past. As for food in the area of the hotel, within a few blocks there are many restaurants. Try Cafe Kor and Belvarosi Lugas Etterem. We were so pleased with Belvarosi Lugas that we ate their 2 nights in a row and were not disappointed. Both are on the outskirts of the tourist zone which made them a lot more enjoyable.

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nice hotel - but not 5 star. Uneven quality

Reviewer: bsalts (los angeles)

Traveling group: Family (extended)

Date: 2008-07-13

Guest Rating:

5.7

Check in / front desk	2.0
Business service	4.0
Value	6.0
Service	6.0
Rooms	8.0
Location	8.0
Cleanliness	6.0

1. slightly tired suite with carpet showing wear around the edges. No drapery rods to open curtains. No bellman at check in - on smoke break. 2. wonderful bathrooms with very nice showers, heated mirrors and floors. 3.desk staff were not terribly helpful. reservations mistake - that they made me fix by calling central reservations - at my expense, and it turned out to be caused by somebody in the property office. 4. while staying there a tour group ( taulk) was trying to check in, but their rooms were not ready - so there was large group of unhappy patrons in the small lobby. 5. next door to the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus - which is newer feeling and has free wi-fi, and a really nice spa. 6. Bourbon Restaurant is quite nice and has good French food, but very expensive for Budapest as were their suggested places to eat.

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