Bohem Art Hotel

Hard to fault as a base for a sightseeing weekend in this beautiful city. Quietly situated but close to all the main attractions; excellent staff/breakfast/rooms and bar.Rooms a little cramped for a longish stay perhaps but clean and comfortable and quiet.

My wife and I stayed here recently for several nights. We found the hotel to be ideally located just around the corner from Vaci Street, which is a main pedestrian tourist area lined with shops and restaurants. The front desk was pleasant and happy to assist with directions, reservations, etc. Breakfast was very good, but they don’t offer made-to-order eggs, waffles, French toast, or pancakes. Our hotel in Vienna offered these items. Regardless, we felt breakfast was quite nice. I especially enjoyed the fresh squeezed orange juice, champagne, apple struddle, and coffee machines for espresso, cappuccino, etc. My only complaint with this hotel was our room. We had a standard room, as did our friends. We all felt the rooms were too small, even by European standards. There wasn’t even enough space for an iron and you could not open the minibar all the way because it hit the bed. If you are staying for 1 - 2 nights, a standard room may do. Otherwise, I recommend upgrading to a larger room category. Of course, this means the hotel may not be as competitively priced in the end.

We liked the location, desk staff, and breakfast. My complaint is with the rooms. The rooms are very small even by European standards and the beddings are of poor quality. There isn't even enough room for an iron, which is probably why the hotel does not provide one. It wasn't just our room, as our friends had the same experience.

We booked Boheme Art Hotel at the last minute because Gerloczy Cafe & Rooms Delux, a highly ranked place, could not accomodate us for the first night of our four day stay in Budapest. Yet, it turned out to be one of the best places we stayed on our two week trip in Central Europe. The youthful staff are warm, friendly and helpful, and speak good English. The excellent breakfast buffet is fresh and delicious, unlike most of the buffet offered in hotels that is staled and tasteless. And it comes with Champagne too, even though I don't drink. There is always a bowl of fuits in the lobby. It is true that some of the rooms are on the small side, but by no means cramped like some of the rooms one finds in European hotels. They are comfortable and tastefully decorated. The location is good too. It's close to the Great Market Hall and on a quiet side street off Vaci utca, a pedestrian commercial street, although I personally don't think much of it. What do I think of the two hotels we stayed in in Budapest? Simply put, Boheme Art Hotel is undervalued and Gerloczy is overrated. I wish we could have stayed In Boheme for all the four days we had in Budapest.

The Bohem was the finest hotel we visited during our 23-day trip in Europe. It was comfortable, modern, staff was great and the breakfast was excellent. We were there three nights and would enthusiastically recommend it to anyone desiring to be fairly close to the Pest tourist attractions and the Danube River. Our room was not large, but still had enough space to move around. If you will be meeting up with your Danube River cruise, this is a good choice. We traveled with Avalon and our meeting place at Hotel Intercontinental was a short taxi ride away.

Zimmer war zwar etwas klein, sonst war aber alles toll. Das Frühstücksbuffet ist ein Traum und das Rezeptionspersonal wirklich freundlich. Das Hotel liegt unmittelbar (paralell) bei der vaci uta in der Nähe der großen Markthalle.