The apartment has been completely renovated and equipped in July
and is furnished with several pieces of genuine Art Deco furniture and
ornaments purchased from antique shops or renovated by the apartment
owner. All other furniture, equipment, fittings etc. are completely
new as of July .

* Full PC with ADSL Internet connection. Free of charge to use

* Ceiling fans in bedroom and living room

* Cable TV, DVD and CD

* Fully equipped kitchen/diner

* Reading corner with armchairs and table

In Budapest, location is everything......

Everything that a visitor to Budapest could wish for is within minutes
walk of the apartment, including: supermarkets, currency exchange
offices, ATMs, numerous fast-food and other restaurants including
MacDonald’s, Pizza Hut, Subway, to name but a few, in addition to
traditional Hungarian restaurants, Kosher restaurants and all types of
international restaurants. Directly opposite the apartment is a
low-cost lunch cafeteria and a few doors further the Castro Bisztro
coffee house. A pharmacy is one minute’s walk away and a Second-Hand
English book store and the English language Merlin Theater are within
5 minutes walk.

The Great Synagogue, the largest in Central and Eastern Europe is
located within 5 minutes walking distance from the apartment at the
start of the area that was the Jewish Ghetto during the Second World
War.

The St. Stephen’s Basilica is located 5-7 minutes walking distance .

Just 5-7 minutes walking distance away are the well-known Vaci utca,
the main pedestrian shopping street of Budapest and the Central Market
Hall. Another couple of minutes walk from either of these will bring
you to the banks of the River Danube, with its magnificent views of
the Budapest Castle, Citadel and bridges.

For access to parts of Budapest outside of the immediate area, public
transport by bus, tram or via the metro is just a 2-3 minute walk from
the apartment at Déak Square, which is the main intersection for the
whole of the Budapest metro system. A bus service to the Castle Area
on the Buda side of the Danube runs from Déak Square.