Boscolo, Budapest

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In the heart of Budapest sits the Boscolo, a sophisticated 19th-century structure with elegant interiors and luxury services that come together in a harmonious blend. With excellent dining options, and a selection of extraordinary relaxation treatments at the spa, the hotel offers an opulent escape from the world.

The rooms and suites have an eclectic decor of antique furnishings and contemporary design details, crafted in warm, earthy tones. Each room comes equipped with a satellite TV, free WiFi, a minibar, coffee & tea making facilities, and a safe. The historic hotel is located at a close distance from the Opera and Andrássy Boulevard, and is a quick walk from several popular tourist destinations.

Rediscover wellness at the hotel SPA, where qualified professionals offer holistic treatments for the body and mind. You can unwind in the relaxation pool, designed by the venerable architect, Simone Micheli, or head into the city and experience thermal baths, rich with healing water. The hotel is home to The New York Café, a gorgeous piece of art that serves typical Hungarian flavours with modern twists inspired by Italian cuisine. You can also dine on delicious desserts and Hungarian breads at the Breakfast Room, or have a vintage brandy at the Nyugat Bar.

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Children are not allowed at the hotel. Also, pets are allowed upon request, and charges may apply.
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Check-in: 3pm, Check-out: 12pm.
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Boscolo, Budapest
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Riveting/Fascinating facts about the area:

Budapest is a confluence of admiring architecture and stylistic masterworks: from the Parliament House, which melds Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance styles, to the Turkish-influenced Bauhaus-style buildings, the Buda Castle and the Great Synagogue, there is much history and extravagance to be discovered in the city.
The Romans founded the Aqiuncum, a network of thermal baths, which still exist in parts of Óbuda. Budapest is still called the ‘Queen of Water’, and in 1934, was named the ‘thermal city’ because of its thermal baths – Király, Széchenyi, Gellért and Rudas.

Interesting people:

Meet the Hungarian graphic artist, printmaker and illustrator, Líviusz Gyulai, who is well known for his animated movies – Az én kis városom, or The Small Town of Mine; Tinti kalandjai, or The Adventures of Tinti; Jónás, or Jonah, which was awarded at the Cannes Film Festival; and Jómadarak, or Bad Eggs, among other works. Gyulai graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts of Budapest as a graphic artist, and won the Gold Medal at the Florence Graphic Biennale, 1970. His animations have won him much acclaim and many awards over the years.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Walk through the beautiful streets of Budapest.
Visit the Ferenc Liszt Museum for music lovers.
Attend a concert at St. Michael's Church.
Go shopping for porcelain antiques at the Ecseri Markets.
Take the popular funicular railway to the Royal Palace, and catch spectacular views of Buda, Óbuda and Pest along the way.
Browse through eateries and souvenirs at the Great Market Hall, or Nagyvásárcsarnok.

Eat: Budapest offers a world of traditional delicacies – try Pálinka, the famous Hungarian grappa aperitif, or some typical lángos focaccia, or the country’s most loved dessert, Túró Rudi. Costes

KOLLAZS - Brasserie & Bar

Onyx Restaurant

Borkonyha WineKitchen

Shop: For a universe of souvenirs, quaint galleries, knick knack and gift shops, contemporary jewellery and more, Budapest is the place to go!

Koller Gallery

LUMAS Budapest

Kiskep Galeria

Book Cafe - Lotz Terem

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