The top 10 best hotels in Budapest

Probably the most expensive hotel in our selection, with nights starting at £260, the Jacuzzi Basilica View is nonetheless exceptional. The hotel lives up to its name as several rooms have not 1 but 2 Jacuzzis!

Its location makes it a very popular spot. Once again, its name doesn't lie, as it is located right in front of Saint Stephen's Basilica. From some rooms you can also see the Great Synagogue of Budapest and the Terror Museum.

Located on Andrássy Street, the city's most famous thoroughfare, you can get to the opera house and the city centre in just 500 metres. Being a major street, it will give you easy access to public transport, including the famous M1 line, Western Europe's first metro line, praised for its charm.

If you want to stay in Andrássy Street but don't want to spend an astronomical amount of money, we have the perfect compromise. Nights are just £60 and the location is just as attractive.

The Adorable Cosy flat is located just opposite the Place des Heros. You'll be close to the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Contemporary. If you walk along this very pleasant street, you'll also have access to the Terror Museum and the Opera House.

The flat is tastefully and simply decorated. And you'll even have everything you need for cooking and washing! Ideal for a family holiday.

Come and discover the Corinthia Hotel, one of Budapest's most famous buildings. The hotel has been in operation since the 19th century and remains one of the most popular in the city. All types of rooms are available, from the Superior room to the incredibly spacious suite.

The hotel offers a range of services. If you manage to leave your luxurious room, you can relax at the Royal Spa and enjoy the "Caviar&Bull", "Uncensored" and "Rickshaw" restaurants and bars.

The hotel is located on Erzsébet krt, one of the city's liveliest streets. And with good reason: at the end of the street, just a few minutes from the hotel, is Oktogon, a hub for all the city's public transport. From here you can reach all parts of Budapest. Room rates start at around £170 per night.

With its inner courtyard, the Charming Art Deco Flat is a perfect reflection of traditional Budapest architecture. What's more, the decoration of the flat is just as typical. It offers excellent value for money.

In fact, for nights starting at £85, you can enjoy a very spacious flat equipped for long family stays. The kitchen is fully equipped and the area is described as very quiet.

The location is also excellent, as it is just 400 m from Parliament. You can also discover other monuments less than 700 m away, such as the Opera House and Saint-Etienne Basilica.

The Budapest Hilton is rather unique compared to other versions around the world. The hotel blends in, almost merges, with the monuments that surround it. It consists of a tower and two wings. The north wing is based on the remains of a medieval Dominican monastery, while the south wing is based on the façade of an 18th-century Jesuit college. That's 4 different architectural styles in one place, if you count the Fishermen's Bastion next door.

The hotel has several ancient relics for guests to discover within the building. Apart from that, the interior of the hotel and the services on offer are pretty standard for a Hilton, except that you can admire the monuments of the Buda Castle district from the windows of some rooms. A breathtaking view from the moment you wake up!

Room rates start at £130 per night. For this price, you can take advantage of the fitness room, bars, restaurants and the "Superb" breakfast included. Its location on the left bank of the Danube puts you right in the heart of one of the city's historic districts, so you can enjoy wonderful walks right outside the hotel.

If historic districts and monuments aren't your thing, then this hotel has the perfect location for you. It is one of the few hotels to be located in the heart of the city's most modern district. Just a stone's throw from Fashion Street, you can stroll down one of the capital's liveliest streets, frequented by locals and tourists alike. There's plenty of shopping, cafés and bars for you to enjoy.

What's more, the price of £50 per night makes it a more than affordable option. The flats also include a washing machine, fridge and two small hotplates.

Perfect for couples or groups of friends, you can even book a 3-person flat with a sofa bed.

If you like the unusual, you'll love this hotel. Sleep on the water right in the heart of Budapest, and at a very affordable price. The average cost per night is £50, sometimes less. The boat also has a few family rooms.

This hotel is one of only two in our top list to be located on the Buda side, on the left bank of the Danube. From your cabin you can admire the Hungarian Parliament on the other side of the river.

There are also restaurants, grocery shops and cafés within 300 metres of the boat. Although there are a number of transport links nearby, the hotel also offers completely free parking.

This city-centre flat has an average rating of 10/10, with prices ranging from £60 to around £85. Spacious, it's perfect for 2 people.

The accommodation is just a few metres from the Oktogon, which connects all public transport networks. The Oktogon also has the advantage of being right in the middle of Andrássy Street, a must-see in the city.

Andrássy Street gives you access to many of Budapest's iconic monuments and activities. These include the Opera House, the Terror Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Heroes' Square and the city's largest park, where you'll find Vajdahunyad Castle.

The Budapest Eye Presidential With Jacuzzi & Sauna flats are the only ones in our selection to offer a personal sauna. Coupled with the jacuzzi, you will have all the facilities you need to relax peacefully after a long day of sightseeing.

The hotel's location is a perfect compromise between the modern district and the more historic areas on the Pest side, to the right of the Danube. Enjoy a complete stay, alternating between visits to monuments and shopping.

The average cost of a night's stay is £270. Although expensive, the flat has the advantage of being just 900 m from the Chain Bridge, the most charming access to the Buda Castle district, on the left bank of the Danube.

The Mystery hotel is also a compromise between the modern and the historic. It is located on a street perpendicular to Andrássy Street, next to the Westend, Budapest's largest shopping centre.

The entire hotel has an atypical decor that is sure to amaze you. Like its location, the paintings and furniture blend the historic with the modern.

Rooms can be booked for 2 to 5 people. Prices range from £160 to £215 per night.