Brody House

Rubbing shoulders with historic mansions and the Hungarian National Museum, in Pest’s palace quarter.

Eclectic and trendy, rooms have been designed by different artists, and as such each has a distinct edge. Natural light pours in to illuminate exposed walls, reclaimed wood features and recycled furnishings: the approach to decor here is delightfully creative. Some rooms are accessed via the central courtyard, while others have balconies, kitchenettes or lounges.

There’s no restaurant at Brody House but a freshly prepared continental breakfast spread is served daily until 11am, comprised of juices, fruit, pastries, cereal and yoghurt; you can also order dishes a la carte. Help yourselves to hot beverages at the complimentary tea bar, or try a Hungarian wine from the honesty bar.

With the Hungarian National Museum right on your doorstep, be sure to pay a visit. Take a stroll down the Dunube River and relish views of Buda’s striking cityscape, before checking out some of the iconic thermal baths and grand palaces.