管理会社の情報
Hey, Szia, Hello, Ciao, Привет, 你好! How are you? 
Let me introduce ourselves. We are the Budapest Apartments Team. Our job is our passion, we work hard every day to make the most of your stay. Are you interested in our nightlife? The property is easy to approach and perfect to have a rest after a long night. 
Are you on a family trip and interested in our architecture/ museums/city trips?
Perfect! You can take a walk and admire the stunning buildings around or just catch a city tour bus only some minutes away from the flat. Naturally it would be our honor to host you if you are on a business trip as well.
Hope to see you soon :)
宿泊施設の情報
Holiday? Business trip? This apartment is what you are looking for! Fully equipped, cosy apartment, right in the heart of the city center with helpful staff.
- For reservation lasting for 7 days or longer you are eligible to ask for a midstay cleaning for an extra charge (max. once per week).
Please be aware that at least one point of entry to the apartment requires electronic access.
周辺エリアの情報
Király Street is one of the main arteries of Budapest's nightlife scene, especially as it runs through both District 6 and 7. It is lined with bars, restaurants, cafes, and shops. The famous Gozsdu Courtyard (Gozsdu Udvar), located just a few blocks away, is a major hub of nightlife, offering an array of restaurants, bars, and clubs, making the area lively day and night.
The street and the surrounding area are packed with eateries ranging from traditional Hungarian cuisine to international options. There are many trendy cafes perfect for grabbing a coffee or quick bite, and gourmet restaurants offering upscale dining experiences. The food scene here is varied and vibrant, reflecting Budapest's multicultural spirit.
Király Street is one of the oldest streets in the city and has a rich history, especially as part of the Jewish Quarter. The area around Király Street 14 was historically a significant part of the Jewish community, and nearby, you’ll find the Great Synagogue on Dohány Street, the largest synagogue in Europe. The street's architecture reflects this rich past, with a mix of classical buildings and newer developments.
Although more of an urban, bustling area, you are not far from green spaces. Erzsébet Square (Erzsébet tér), which is a short walk from Király Street, is a popular park with plenty of open space for relaxation, public events, and concerts. The Deák Ferenc Square area also serves as a social hub where locals and tourists gather, often by the Akvarium Club, which has a sunken terrace and public seating areas.
Besides cultural landmarks like St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Opera House, the street is located near Váci Street (Váci utca), one of Budapest’s main pedestrian shopping streets. Major attractions like Buda Castle, Chain Bridge, and Heroes' Square are all easily accessible from this area.