Serenity Boutique Budapest

It is not a hotel, but small rooms and a kitchen. The hostess needs to know the approximate arrival time, as there is no staff on site. Nice and clean room. Soft bed and good pillow in the Superior room. It is nicely decorated. The air conditioning did not work. Close by is the "Cosy Café" with breakfast and lunch, which cooks good food.

The owner(?) was very strange in her behaviour, she disappeared before I was arriving. So I had to change the accommodation. ******* was very helpful, thanks a lot to the staff!

The owner tried hard to ensure that we had a comfortable stay. Although the room was comfortable, the decorations were a little tired and information for the area was sadly lacking. Overall it was just a rented room and not what I expected from a boutique hotel.

Loved our stay here, rooms are beautiful very clean, huge shared kitchen with all you need, will definitely stay here again

Serenity Boutique in Budapest was a wonderfully peaceful place to stay only a couple of blocks away from the metro. I only wish I could have stayed longer. Every thing was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Even though I was a bit early, the hostess was on site to greet me. If I am ever in Budapest again, this is the first place I will try to book.

The hostess is very nice and easy to communicate with. Property is decorated with a unique feel. Some observations I had about the property that I kind of picked up that couldn't really get from the listing. -My room was located over a bar and located on ground floor. Unfortunately, there weren't any dark blinds to cover the window, only see through ones. While they work during the day, during the night they turned my room into a movie theatre for anyone smoking outside the bar between 9pm and 12am. I feel add a blind set of curtains to cover the window at night, and open them up to leave the see through curtains during the day would solve this. -The street outside was under major reconstruction at the time of my stay, which added to the noise. Obviously it will end at some point, but from the amount of stuff they were doing, it will last to at least summer 2024. -Honestly, I remember the hostess mentioning about how to lock the front door, but I was tired from the long transit from BC and missed the explanation. A demonstration would have actually helped, but I figured it out in the end after a couple of days. To lock, use the same key you use for your own room and raise the handle up as you turn the key.

This is not a hotel but an Airbnb. For 1 night it is ok but more not at all as there is no cleaning, no toilet paper refill, 1 small shampoo on arrival so you need to buy yours for the next 4 days. Last but not least, sooo noisy therefore you can't sleep properly, the walls and door are made of paper. It is not a hotel, we do not recommend it

the hotel was gorgeous! the street was inaccessible due to roadwork, and was a bit dimly lit, other than that, amazing. It was a bit hot in the room though, air conditioning was hard to figure out

Nice bedroom with TV & ensuite shower room; smart modern kitchen shared between 4 bedrooms, with coffee, tea, glasses, plates, hob, oven, dishwasher, etc. Bread/cake shop across the road, nice bar in the nearby basement. On hop on/hop off bus route; 20 minute walk to city centre; 30 min. to river. Lots of restaurants near the Octagon. Good value overall...