PEST-BUDA ATELIER SUITE

Prime atelier suite in Budapest's oldest hotel opened in 1696 and located in the historical Buda Castle

Original baroque wooden roof from the 17th century with stylish furniture and interior design, organic L'Occitane cosmetics, SMEG mini fridge, Roberts radio and open space bathtube.

GUESTROOM – 33-35 SQ M / 355 - 377 SQ FT

Unique design luxury suite
Prime real estate with exposed original baroque roof structure
Bedroom and lounge with open floorplan and high sealing
Spacious attic room with large floor to ceiling windows
Carefully selected contemporary artwork
Artwork by iconic Hungarian graphic artists of the 20th century
Historic landmark building, room is accessible via stairs
You'll love this space, no matter your plans for the evening
Enjoy the hotel’s premier Atelier Suite with a private terrace overlooking the rooftops and the bell tower of Mathias Church for an extra 25 EUR charge per day.

SMART TECH

Two flat screen LCD TVs with a wide range of international channels
Music player connecting to your smartphone
Easy-to-use lighting system that you can adjust to your mood
Individual heating and air-conditioning
Free wireless Internet

BREAKFAST

Frenchy Breakfast (croissant with butter and homemade jam, coffee or tea, filtered water, orange juice) is included in your room rate.
A classical á la carte bistro breakfast is also available at Pest-Buda Bistro
Enjoy specialty coffee roasted especially for our House
Check out the a la carte breakfast menu here

ROOM AMENITIES

SWEET SLEEP

King size bed 180x200 cm
Finest cotton linens
Down duvet covers and pillows

BATH

Freestanding bathtub
Walk-in rain shower by Hans Grohe
Handcrafted local limestone
Bathrobe and towels
Organic cosmetics by L’Occitane, France

HOME COMFORT

In-room Nespresso coffee machine & capsules
Complimentary tea selection
Bottled filtered-water daily
In-room safe
Smoke-free property

MUSEUMS

Explore the museums around the Castle Hill.

Visit the Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest History Museum, Hospital in the Rock, Houdini House, Museum of Military History, Semmelweis Museum of Medical History or Hungarian Institute of Musicology.

ESCAPE

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

"Life on the Buda side of the Danube can feel like coming unstuck in time. You have some elevation in these parts, which means extraordinary views of the river, the fabulously ornate Matthias Church, and the painstakingly reconstructed Buda Castle complex, plus plenty of wooded hiking trails on the way up. Pest-Buda is home to some of the world’s finest small hotels. And by small, we really do mean small with just ten rooms, is probably more house than hotel, and it’s the perfect way to live like a local in the Hungarian capital’s charming and stylish Buda Castle historical district." /TABLET Hotels/

PASSION

Gastronomy and hospitality are not only our profession but it is our passion!

The Zsidai Family

GRAND BUDAPEST

Castle District
Gothic spires, baroque domes and madival structures abound on the Danube's west bank.

Chain Bridge
Buda and Pest were first linked thanks to an Englishman, William Tierney Clark, and a Scot Adam Clark.

Parliament
Neo-Gothic palace on the Danube designed by Imre Steindl, inaugurated in 1896 for Hungary's 1000th anniversary with its 691 rooms lead off a maze of courtyards, incorporating Baroque and Renaissance elements.

STYLE

The rooms' walls are decorated with Hungarian contemporary artworks, rustic oak tree walls, and oak tree flooring made by local artisans. In the hotel rooms, local limestone was used to build the handmade Hans Grohe-type tropical shower.
On the top floor, 2 atelier suits take place, with a glass wall from top to bottom, an exposed tub, a huge walk-in shower and the original baroque roofing.

AUTHENTIC WINE

At Pest-Buda we feature only Hungarian wines that suits the best to our traditional dishes.

Explore our other restaurants in the area: at Baltazár Bar we focus on the most notable wines of mostly the Carpathian Basin area. We carry around 200 titles of the most authentic wines.