Sleepover City Center Hostel

There was a big room with a couch, a big bed, towels, a kettle, and a small shared kitchen with pans to use, a fridge, and a microwave. It was clean and in a great spot for the city center, with metro, bus, and tram nearby and plenty of supermarkets and restaurants around. The busy street made it a bit noisy. My first exchange with the manager, Peter, was really weird: he accused us of not reading his check-in messages, but actually he was the one who hadn't read ours. Even after he realized he'd got it wrong, he didn't apologize or anything. At least he got friendlier in later interactions. I'd still recommend the place for easygoing travelers.

Getting around from here was easy, with public transport just a minute away and trams and the metro making the sights accessible. The rooms were clean and roomy, and the city-center location was quiet. The one drawback was having just one bathroom and shower shared by all five rooms.

Péter was really kind, and the room and bathroom were clean. The price was genuinely low, too. You can walk to most of Budapest's famous sights, and public transport stops right outside. There are also all the essentials nearby, so I'd definitely recommend staying here.

I was thrown out in the middle of the night, with my suitcases dumped outside the room, after being insulted and treated badly. They knew before I arrived that I was coming from Madrid and needed to quarantine, because I'd told them everything in advance. Even so, they made me leave during curfew hours. The place was dirty and the people were rude. DO NOT GO!