Winner of the Hungarian Tourism Quality, Best of Budapest, Media Architecture and other awards. This place is a rock star.

First opened in the late 1800s as the Grand Hotel Royal, it continues its reign as one of the finest in the city. Posh, posh, posh.

Stylish gem next to Károlyi Garden and an easy jaunt to Astoria.

A modern counterpoint to this beautifully historical city, the London- and LA-inspired interiors by Hungarian designers feel fresh and now.

Hotel café/bar is a people-watcher's paradise.

Nothing says welcome like a (seasonal) glowing fireplace in the lobby.

Elegant King Midas-approved rooms decked out in gold with stylish furniture and a pillow menu.

Scores ya a downtown address, right on the banks of the Danube.

Situated in vibrant District VII, an easy walk, bus, tram or metro ride away from the sights.

Stylish modern digs about 150 giant steps from Deák Square (main subway hub) – so you’re well-connected to pretty much everything.

Steps from the Buda Castle, or cross the Chain Bridge to see the other side of this fascinating city.

Swank boutique renovated to incorporate contemporary art & design within its historic 18th-century exterior.

Biz district digs are an easy walk to nightlife and not much further to the sights.

Straightforward, but comfy and well-appointed with essentials like 24-hr bar. (That qualifies as essential, right?)

Perched at the entrance of the popular pedestrian shopping area along the River Danube. Strolling distance to the Great Market Hall (souvies galore).

Mammoth lobby impresses upon entrance with a flamboyant style that's chic and theatrical. There's even a replica plane dangling from the ceiling 8 stories up.

Rise & shine! Color filled rooms make for pleasant mornings.

Feeling creative? Rooms are unique and colorful.

Explore nearby shops and museums during the day; hit up the city's most hopping clubs at night.

May want to have your Instagram queued up on arrival — this gorgeous early 1900s facade is no joke.

Audacious interior is complete with a sweeping staircase, sky-high ceilings and a classic-contempo style.

Primo address right on the river.

This place is better connected than a British socialite, with the metro just a short stroll away and plenty of buses stopping nearby.

Close to the M1 with free parking, so in-and-outs to the centre of Budapest are a breeze.