Get to know our side of Budapest, and experience the city like a local! THE APARTMENT - kitchen + living room with convertible sofa - bedroom with double bed - bathroom (douche gel, hairdryer, etc is provided) - toilet - access to the laundry room: washer-dryer (washing liquid/gel and laundry detergent is provided), iron - access to spa area: sauna, jade massage bed The apartment is located on the ground floor of our family home, which is on a hillside (at the feet of Rózsadomb), surrounded by greenery, just above Margaret Bridge. Getting around the city from the apartment is quite easy, and we will be more than happy to help you. Guest will enjoy full privacy, as the 45 sqm apartment has its own entryway, and has a kitchen and a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom and a separate toilet. There is room for up to 4 people as there is a convertible sofa in the living room. The kitchen is equipped with everything you might need. WiFi is available at the apartment (5Ghz).

I'm Ria a lawyer working and living in Budapest. I love my city, and I'm happy to host the world in my apartment. Since we leave at the same house (one upstairs) me and my family can help you in everything to enjoy Budapest.

Our apartment is situated in the bath quartier of Budapest, in Buda, on the west side of the Danube, surrounded by hills, greenery, history, and breathtaking views of the city. This side of the city is filled with lots of autonomous little neighborhoods, each with its own unique atmosphere. Despite the calm and peaceful vibes, the city center can be reached very quickly and comfortably – either by car, by bus or by taking a scenic tramride along the riverside. However, many must-see historical and touristic sights are in walkable distance – for example, you can take a stairway down the hill to visit the ancient Lukács Thermal bath with thermal, swimming and leisure pools, wellness and sauna programs, and unique hammam massage. The popular Margaret Island is also in walking distance, and you can take a walk to admire the historical memories of the Turkish Era, or hop on a tram to visit the remains of the Roman Empire nearby.