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Located in Budapest’s hip downtown area, the Art Deco Continental Hotel provides an ideal base for a stay in this beautiful city. Every type of cuisine is represented in the restaurants, there’s accommodation to suit any pocket, and the sights are rarely more than a short walk away.
Restaurant bills often – but not always – include service (between 10 per cent and 15 per cent), so do check before settling. Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in central Europe and was one of my favourite destinations on the Getaways journey. The Budapest Card – which gives free or discounted entry to many attractions around the city – also works as a transport pass. You can browse a colourful market for wooden crafts in the morning, soak in a thermal bath after lunch and head for the crumbling courtyard of an atmospheric 'ruin pub' after dark. Budapest's best sights and local secrets from travel experts you can trust. Telegraph Travel Hand-picked is a members-only travel club with exclusive offers on hand-picked luxury holidays and boutique hotels - all at up to 60% off. You might still encounter less engaged staff in some bars and nightclubs.It is customary to pay a tip to reward good service. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Secret Escapes will not be liable for expenses incurred should that date not be available to book and a hold is cancelled.
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City breaks. These travel arrangements are provided by the tour operators/suppliers featured on the website, which is powered by Secret Escapes Ltd, who acts as an agent for the tour operators/suppliers and is wholly independent of Telegraph Media Group Limited.
Click They come and go, but Budapest is an eminently walkable city, but it also has an excellent system of public transport. These travel arrangements are provided by the tour operators/suppliers featured on the website, which is powered by Secret Escapes Ltd, who acts as an agent for the tour operators/suppliers and is wholly independent of Telegraph Media Group Limited.Please contact Secret Escapes Ltd. directly for any queries on 0207 887 2772 or It's a short walk to the heart of the Jewish District, which comes alive at night. Routes worth noting are: the M1 metro line (from Vörösmarty tér out to City Park); trams 4 and 6 (running around the Great Boulevard and over to Buda); tram 2 (going along the Danube out to the National Theatre); and bus 16 (from Deák tér to the Castle District).Tickets (which are accepted on all forms of public transport) can be purchased from most metro stations and larger transport hubs like Deák tér, and some hotels can provide them. Our site needs first party cookies enabled to work properly. They are available as single tickets (HUF 350/£1) or in books of 10 (HUF 3,000/£8); you need to validate your ticket by inserting it into punching machines at the entrance to metro stations or on joining a bus/tram/trolley-bus. Turn left into the palace complex, home to the absorbing, vast When you emerge, don't miss the Mátyás Well in a courtyard behind the palace – a bronze fountain showing Hungary's great Renaissance king hunting in a forest. From Travel news, Hotel news, Aviation, Cruise and ferries updates, Destination, and Tourism, to exclusive interviews, insightful features, and perceptive videos, this platform provides all the information, insiders need to keep their fingers on the telegraph wheel. Experience Budapest with the Telegraph T elegraph Travel's best hotels, tours and holidays in Budapest, tried, tested and recommended by our Budapest experts.
Located in Budapest’s hip downtown area, the Art Deco Continental Hotel provides an ideal base for a stay in this beautiful city. Every type of cuisine is represented in the restaurants, there’s accommodation to suit any pocket, and the sights are rarely more than a short walk away.
Restaurant bills often – but not always – include service (between 10 per cent and 15 per cent), so do check before settling. Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in central Europe and was one of my favourite destinations on the Getaways journey. The Budapest Card – which gives free or discounted entry to many attractions around the city – also works as a transport pass. You can browse a colourful market for wooden crafts in the morning, soak in a thermal bath after lunch and head for the crumbling courtyard of an atmospheric 'ruin pub' after dark. Budapest's best sights and local secrets from travel experts you can trust. Telegraph Travel Hand-picked is a members-only travel club with exclusive offers on hand-picked luxury holidays and boutique hotels - all at up to 60% off. You might still encounter less engaged staff in some bars and nightclubs.It is customary to pay a tip to reward good service. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Secret Escapes will not be liable for expenses incurred should that date not be available to book and a hold is cancelled.
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City breaks. These travel arrangements are provided by the tour operators/suppliers featured on the website, which is powered by Secret Escapes Ltd, who acts as an agent for the tour operators/suppliers and is wholly independent of Telegraph Media Group Limited.
Click They come and go, but Budapest is an eminently walkable city, but it also has an excellent system of public transport. These travel arrangements are provided by the tour operators/suppliers featured on the website, which is powered by Secret Escapes Ltd, who acts as an agent for the tour operators/suppliers and is wholly independent of Telegraph Media Group Limited.Please contact Secret Escapes Ltd. directly for any queries on 0207 887 2772 or It's a short walk to the heart of the Jewish District, which comes alive at night. Routes worth noting are: the M1 metro line (from Vörösmarty tér out to City Park); trams 4 and 6 (running around the Great Boulevard and over to Buda); tram 2 (going along the Danube out to the National Theatre); and bus 16 (from Deák tér to the Castle District).Tickets (which are accepted on all forms of public transport) can be purchased from most metro stations and larger transport hubs like Deák tér, and some hotels can provide them. Our site needs first party cookies enabled to work properly. They are available as single tickets (HUF 350/£1) or in books of 10 (HUF 3,000/£8); you need to validate your ticket by inserting it into punching machines at the entrance to metro stations or on joining a bus/tram/trolley-bus. Turn left into the palace complex, home to the absorbing, vast When you emerge, don't miss the Mátyás Well in a courtyard behind the palace – a bronze fountain showing Hungary's great Renaissance king hunting in a forest. From Travel news, Hotel news, Aviation, Cruise and ferries updates, Destination, and Tourism, to exclusive interviews, insightful features, and perceptive videos, this platform provides all the information, insiders need to keep their fingers on the telegraph wheel. Experience Budapest with the Telegraph T elegraph Travel's best hotels, tours and holidays in Budapest, tried, tested and recommended by our Budapest experts.