Luxurious 30sqm studio in the hearth of Budapest! This cozy apartment, a stone throw away from the fabulous Liszt Ferenc Square and the theater district features an open plan living area with a comfortable corner sofa, fully equipped kitchen, A/C, a tranquil sleeping area with double bed, quality bedding and ortopedic mattress. This Home is the little brother of our first Airbnb, the Deluxe Hut, and it is ideal for everyone who wants to stay in an area packed with charm, character and history. The apartment (320 ft2) is on the 1st floor. It has lift access and air conditioner. Once here you will have free WiFi, complimentary tea, coffee, shower gel, shampoo, towels. There is a fully equipped kitchen, with toaster, cattle, DeLonghi coffee maker and built in microwave oven. The bathroom features rainfall and hand shower heads as well as hair dryer. You can find a washing machine, iron and ironing board in the closet. Bed: One double bed (140X200 cm) with orthopedic mattress and non allergic Billerbeck pillows and duvets. One corner sofa with coffee table for ambiance. 1 smart flat screen Tv, so you can watch Netflix and we have 26 world channels for you

Hello there! Klara and I moved back to Budapest from London, in 2017, to begin our journey as young entrepreneurs, after 11 years of big city life. We love traveling to foreign countries, socialising, cooking, dancing, gardening, tasting reds and craft beers. The Steve`s Haven is our second project, small but cozy studio for two, and we hope you will enjoy spending time here as much as we enjoyed creating this tranquil spot for you downtown. See you soon! Steve

Zajcz’s home is located in Budapest, Hungary. Being close to Kiraly street, Andrassy street and Liszt Ferenc square, makes this neighbourhood one of the most fashionable parts of the city. Restaurants, coffee shops, pubs, supermarkets, theaters, designer shops are just on your doorstep. More information Historical sites are also within walking distance. You can find the famous Gozsdu court and the ruin bars called `Szimplakert` at a mere 10 minutes walk.