Danubius Hotel Raba

Unbeatable location, less than 5 minutes walk from the railway station. At the beginning of the pedestrian zone. Friendly, helpful and professional staff at the Reception....24h a day. Recently refurbished rooms with a bathtub, powerful A/C, comfortable bed, very good insulation between rooms as well as from the outside.

This is largish hotel (cca. 150 rooms) in the heart of Gyor, run by the Danubius Hotel company who acquired many Hungarian hotels after the collapse of Communism in a rather shady deal even by the standards of those confused times. The position of the hotel is excellent, but the standard rooms in particular are incredibly small – barely enough space to squeeze by between the bed and the wall. There is air conditioning, but no refrigerator and no coffee making facilities, so overall these rooms cannot qualify as four star accommodation. There is nowhere to sit except at the end of bed, very little space for suitcases and a minuscule built-in wardrobe. The bathrooms have not been fully renovated and are extremely small. Parking is a major problem – the hotel has some paying spaces that fill up quickly, street parking is limited and rather expensive, although there are some parking garages some blocks away. Overall, the hotel offers an acceptable overnight accommodation, but cannot be recommended for longer stays or for those seeking an acceptable standard of comfort.

Though the hotel looks aged, it is very clean and air-conditioning functions very well. The ceiling of my standard single room is high and it makes the room more spacious. The wifi signal is strong. The buffet breakfast is tasty and with many food to choose. The staff are friendly and efficient. Its location is super. However, the noise of flushing in neighboring rooms is noticeable while human noise is still minimal, possibly it is related to the pipes in the building. With such a price and facilities, it worths.

This is largish hotel (cca. 150 rooms) in the heart of Gyor, run by the Danubius Hotel company who acquired many Hungarian hotels after the collapse of Communism in a rather shady deal even by the standards of those confused times. The position of the hotel is excellent, but the standard rooms in particular are incredibly small – barely enough space to squeeze by between the bed and the wall. There is air conditioning, but no refrigerator and no coffee making facilities, so overall these rooms cannot qualify as four star accommodation. There is nowhere to sit except at the end of bed, very little space for suitcases and a minuscule built-in wardrobe. The bathrooms have not been fully renovated and are extremely small. Parking is a major problem – the hotel has some paying spaces that fill up quickly, street parking is limited and rather expensive, although there are some parking garages some blocks away. Overall, the hotel offers an acceptable overnight accommodation, but cannot be recommended for longer stays or for those seeking a higher standard of comfort.

Location is nearby if cafes and good restaurants & train station 5 mins walk.. just the condition of the room is old.. doors not even closed properly. Breakfast buffet not much. Staff were friendly.

Arrived late in the evening so a 24hr check in was much needed... room was clean and comfortable...

This hotel is well run, clean and convenient. A solid 4 stars.

Chain type property is clean but rooms are dated. Apparently in process of already doing renovations on some floors. Replace the toilets please! Enough said. Close to the downtown core.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THE BATHS! I was very pleased to find one in my modestly priced “ standard “ room.As well as a bath, there was a good sized deep basin with working plug ,and a WC which flushed powerfully. All of these things are normally lost when a bathroom is “ refurbished”.Spend your money on something else,please.The new fittings will certainly not last 50 years as the last ones have.The enamel bath still sparkles. The remainder of my room was equally functional,in a 70s style .Useful updates were new carpet , and an exceptionally effective and controllable airconditioner. There is plenty of light from a simple setup,and the new windows keep out the traffic noise.There was actually room to put all my clothes away tidily,and the safe was exceptionally big and easy to use.The fridge was not cluttered by cheap things I would not want, and was very efficient. The only deficiency was a little painting required on doorframes etc. A “ designer” could easily ruin this room after wrecking the bathroom. This is a bigger hotel than I prefer,but at least the lifts are exceptionally fast,and the breakfast room is large enough. My only criticism is that breakfast is a bit sparse.The baked goods run out quickly,and croissants were only seen by me one morning out of six.Although it supplies a good brand, the juice concentrate machine repeatedly runs out of supplies, and the staff take no action when told of this.The box of teas is almost exclusively fruit infusion , not tea in the normal sense, which ran out on day three out of six.Perhaps breakfast should be charged a little higher to allow improvement. There is a modern “ boutique” hotel in Gyor to compare with this.It offers twice the price for less than half the comfort.