Hotel Crowne Plaza Budapest By Ihg

Located in the commercial 06. Terezvaros district, the unique 4-star Crowne Plaza Budapest, An Ihg Hotel offers a fitness centre, a sun terrace, and a roof garden. With WestEnd City Center about 5 minutes' walk from and a sporting attraction like Iharos Sandor Athletic Center of Margaret Island 2.3 km away, the business hotel boasts a steam room and a sauna.

Some of the 230 air-conditioned rooms at the accommodation are furnished with a sofa set, and appointed with a minibar fridge and tea/coffee making facilities. Guests can use an additional toilet and a sauna, along with guest toiletries and dressing gowns. A separate toilet and a shower are available in private bathrooms. You can enjoy views of the city.

The Crowne Plaza Budapest, An Ihg offers a daily buffet breakfast in the restaurant. Axis restaurant has a spacious terrace, and welcomes guests with international dishes. The lively bar is also available.

The Crowne Plaza Budapest, An Ihg offers hiking, horseback riding, and bowling as well as bicycle and car hire services. Sports lovers can participate in bike loans and horse riding tours arranged by this Budapest property. A spa lounge is sure to make for an excellent stay. Business travellers will also appreciate a conference room including a xerox and a desk.

This Budapest property is just 1.1 km from House of Terror Museum and relatively near Lehel Place underground station. Standing around 5 minutes' walk from Budapest Pinball Museum, the Crowne Plaza Budapest, An Ihg is a 5-minute drive from the large parish church "St. Stephen's Basilica". The unique accommodation also lies a few steps from heritage sites and a river, and Hungarian Parliament Building is approximately a 15-minute walk away. Located within 25 minutes' walk of Crowne Plaza Budapest, An Ihg Hotel, the lavish Moorish-style Dohany Street Synagogue is open for visiting by worshippers and tourists. Balzac utca bus stop, offering a direct link to the city attractions and main places, is right next to this Budapest property.