Our hotel in Budapest features original artwork and river views
Nestled on the bank of the Danube River, art’otel budapest offers views of the water and Buda Castle from its modern rooms and suites. This stylish hotel features bold colours, contemporary décor and nearly 600 paintings by American artist Donald Sultan. Take advantage of free Wi-Fi, valet parking and a fitness centre with a sauna during your stay.
In addition to scenic views, each of our 165 rooms provides air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a minibar. If you want to enjoy a delicious breakfast, lunch or dinner, make your way to the Drawing Room restaurant or art'bistrobar. Our proximity to popular attractions such as Széchenyi Chain Bridge makes art’otel budapest an ideal starting point for experiencing Hungary’s vibrant culture.
art'otel budapest is near the area’s best attractions
Located in the heart of the historic city centre, art'otel budapest provides a riverfront location with easy access to some of the city's best sights. Our Budapest hotel is within walking distance of Buda Castle, Matthias Church, Fisherman's Bastion and the Hungarian National Gallery, and the picturesque Castle District is just a few minutes away. If you’d like to explore attractions that are a bit farther, you can walk three blocks to the Batthyány Square metro station.
Enjoy proximity to the following attractions:
Batthyány Square (0.5 km) Boasting numerous 18th-century buildings, such as the baroque Church of St. Anna, this beautiful town square is located on the edge of the Danube River.
Halászbástya (Fisherman's Bastion) (0.5 km) Originally built to guard Budapest from attack, this structure, named after the fisherman’s guild that protected it in the Middle Ages, is now a popular lookout spot with amazing views of the city. T: +36 (1) 458 3000
Mátyás-Templom (Matthias Church) (0.5 km) Dating back to the Middle Ages, this beautiful church dedicated to Mary combines a variety of different architectural styles. T: +36 (1) 489 0716
Széchenyi Chain Bridge (0.5 km) One of the city’s biggest attractions, this landmark was the first stone bridge built over the Danube River to connect the cities of Pest and Buda. The two cities became one in 1873.
Magyar Nemzeti Galéria (Hungarian National Gallery) (0.7 km) As the national art museum of Hungary, this impressive facility houses 17,000 works of Medieval, Renaissance, Gothic and Baroque art, as well as the royal Habsburg Palatine Crypt. T: +36 (1) 201 9082
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera) (2 km) The Hungarian State Opera House is known for its majestic interior and breathtaking performances. The opera house is temporarily closed until 2019, but you can still see the Hungarian State Opera perform at the Erkel Theatre. T: +36 (1) 814 7100
Országház (Hungarian National Assembly) (2 km) One of the most prominent features in the Budapest skyline, the Hungarian Parliament Building is an architectural marvel that can be seen from many of the hotel’s Art Rooms. T: +36 (1) 441 4000
Gellert Spa (3 km) More than 118 thermal springs sprout from the ground in Budapest, producing 70 million litres of water daily. Visit Gellert Spa to bask in the warmth of these natural, medicinal springs. T: +36 (1) 466 6166
Margitsziget (Margaret Island) (3 km) More than just a scenic park, this island between Buda and Pest features 13th-century ruins of a Franciscan church, a Romanesque tower from the 12th century and other historical sights.
Felszabadulási Emlékmu (The Citadel/Liberty Monument) (3.5 km) One of the iconic fixtures of the Buda skyline, the Liberty Monument is located in the Budapest Citadel. Originally constructed as a monument to the Soviet soldiers who liberated Budapest from German occupation during World War II, the statue was rededicated to Hungarian prosperity after the Soviet Union ended its own occupation of the country.
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