Budapest accommodation - self catering apartment in Budapest centre

Dandár apartment Location: 5th district Type: 1 BR apartment

Description

The apartment is on the 4th floor (with elevator). The flat can accommodate up to 2 people comfortable.
Non smoker rooms.

Prices in Euros:

All rates shown below are per apartment,
per night unless stated otherwise, not per person per night.

term/people	1 person	2 people
06.01. - 15.03.	45	45
16.03. - 26.12.	45	45
27.12. - 05.01.	45	45

One bedroom apartment
Bedroom with doublebed
Room rate: 45-45 Euro (for 1-2 persons).
Rate per apartment/ per night, Excluding breakfast

Additional Facilities :

Bed linen and Towels supplied free
Cable-Television
Cooking Facilities
Fridge
Toaster,
Cofeemaker
Immersion Heater

Boiler
Iron
Microwave
GasHeating
Washmashine
HairDryer
Cot Available

Check-in time: 12:00pm Check-out time: 10:00 am Method of payment: description in the voucher Cleaning: after check out	Water, gas, electricity: included Where to pick up the keys: at the apartment Pets accepted: yes	Wheelchair accessible: no Arrival time conditions: check with the owner for arrivals after 22.00h

Sightseeing tips: Hungarian Parliament Building

The Hungarian Parliament Building is the seat of the National Assembly of Hungary, one of Europe's oldest legislative buildings, a notable landmark of Hungary and a popular tourist destination of Budapest. It lies in Kossuth Lajos Square, on the bank of the Danube, in Budapest. It is currently the largest building in Hungary, and the second largest Parliament in Europe.

The Parliament is accessible with Line 2 of the Budapest Metro, from the Lajos Kossuth Square station. In front of the building a 1956 Hungarian Revolution memorial is to be found, as well as the imposing Kossuth Memorial and the equestrian statue of Francis II Rákóczi. There is also a sitting statue of Attila József at the side of the Parliament building, as described in his poem By the Danube. Martyrs' Square is immediately adjacent to Kossuth Square, with a statue of Imre Nagy.
St. Stephen Basilica at night