The prominent street, dubbed as Street of Culture (a Kultúra utcája), in the city’s Jewish Quarter has been a a popular nightlife haunt since the revival of the ruin pubs (romkocsma) like the Szimpla, the 400 Bar, or the Ellátó Garden. The rich historical and cultural heritage, together with the vibrant club and pub life, and good, affordable restaurants, and bistros make Kazinczy Street a very attractive sight to tourists and locals alike. Our apartment is child friendly, but we cannot provide crib and/or high chair, so we can only accept children above age 5. As responsible hosts, we are taking the necessary steps to keep you safe during COVID19: - We gave specific guidelines to the cleaning company to clean with ozone (which is the best cleaning process) and disinfect doorknobs, switches, handles, bedside tables, bathroom sinks, toilets, counters, and other surfaces guests get in contact with. - We have a contactless SELF CHECK-IN /OUT system with key safes, so you will not meet anyone in our accommodation unlike in a hotel. - We are available to help you should you need any assistance during your stay After your booking, please contact us for further information!

The apartment is right in the heart of Budapest. Kazinczy street and it's surrounding neighborhood is one of the most visited area in the city. In the street you will find many types of restaurants and dining places. Also worth to mention the Szimpla Kert, one of the most visited ruin pubs in Budapest. The National Museum, the Synagoge, the Great Hall Market and the Váci utca (fashion street) are all approachable by walking (10-15 mins). Metro line 2 is 10 mins, bus stops 2 mins walk away. Keleti railway station is 2 kms away (3 bus stops).