Budapest recommendations?

pedro3gb

You must not miss the children's railway. Great Belgian bar on the embankment near the foot of the funicular. Russwarm cafe by the castle for great coffee and cakes.

Ped

Party_Animal

Any cheap flights from the Nort West or do we need to go from London?
Thanks

marshmeister

Ryanair fly from Liverpool.

p3gg

The central market hall is brilliant -- including hearty cheap feeds on the upper floor. And I'll second sunnyp about the thermal baths: we dipped at the Gellert Hotel baths, a fantastic experience and well worth the money.

Party_Animal

marshmeister wrote:

Ryanair fly from Liverpool.

Cheers I didn't realise they did.

gizzmo_2

You must try the All you can eat Cake buffet at the Marriott Hotel - it's in the cafe in the lobby - some divine cake for about £5.

Also the restaurant Belcanto in the Opera district has Opera singing waiters -we thoroughly enjoyed our meal there

Also see these other previous posts:

suggested threads now merged in

keepthereceipt

i stayed here last October. Very central. Very clean and reasonable rates. Walking distance to everything.

JC4LAB

This is a great website https://www.Hostelworld.com. not just for grungy backpackers either ... lots of user ratings and online booking..Budepest seems to have taken over as the new Prague and a travellers favourite this year..

Chip_Butty_3

Went to the Belcanto as reccomended by 'Gizzmo' https://www.belcanto.hu Had a phenominal meal & a great night. Ate '5 Star' nosh, for what I felt was a good price. Thanks for the posting Gizzmo

gizzmo_2

Hi Chip_Butty.

No worries - very glad that I could be of help.
Our night at the Belcanto was the highlight of our trip to Budapest. Glad you enjoyed it too