Adina Apartment Hotel Budapest

Ideally tucked away in the epicentre of Budapest’s business, entertainment and nightlife district, the Adina Apartment Hotel offers superb comfort and class in the heart of the Hungarian capital. Robust marble columns greet you as you enter the hotel lobby, which is also garbed with elegant marble tiling. Its rooms are vividly decorated with shades of whites, browns, and splashes of deep purples and autumnal tones that add a dash of vibrant modernity. The bar will be closed from the 8th of november until the 31st of march.

This hotel offers spacious and contemporary rooms, equipped with all of the amenities needed to ensure that your stay in the city is as close to the comfort of your own home as possible. Each room offers an up-to-date kitchen with a full set of appliances, as well as an ample separate living area whose sober yet serene décor breathes an air of sophistication throughout the chambers.
As to be expected with a hotel of its class, the Adina Apartment Hotel offers a full series of luxury lifestyle facilities. The pool is a 17m long, azure tiled paradise located within the confines of the hotel. Pamper your mind and body with a leisurely lounge around the pool or in the soothing Jacuzzi. The fully equipped hotel gymnasium overlooks an enchanting, frondescent courtyard and barbeque area which allow an added ambiance of tranquillity in this exemplary locale. Due to yearly maintenance, the swimming pool will be closed from the 24th until the 27th of August 2009. The fitness room will only be closed during one day on the 27th of August 2009.

Enveloped in a flurry of history and elegance, the Adina Apartment Hotel is located in the core of Budapest’s old quarter. Stroll along the colossal Danube river, one of Europe’s main aquatic arteries, or about the reminiscent Old Jewish Quarter. Other nearby attractions include the House of Parliament, Margaret Island, the Opera House, as well as an infinite selection of restaurants, marketplaces and night spots, all within a few minutes away on either the underground trains or tramway.