Valentin ház

Being close to the pedestrian street and the Danube Promenade was a real plus. The Japanese Garden and Retro Museum are next door, and there's a pizzeria nearby too. The accommodation itself was fine for the price, but our room faced the ambulance station and was especially noisy. It didn't have a kitchen, so there were no plates or cutlery, and the fridge could only fit half a liter of water. The attic bathroom was awkward: the tub was too short for an adult to bathe in, and the low space meant you couldn't shower normally either.

Everything was fine with the accommodation, and the location was especially convenient. We could walk to the whole city center in just a few minutes. The one drawback was the air conditioner blowing cold air straight onto the bed. We managed to work around it with a little ingenuity. I'd recommend staying here.

We rented two rooms, both neat, clean, and well equipped. With temperatures at 35 degrees, having air conditioning was essential. The host lady was kind, attentive, and helpful, and the area is in a very good location. I recommend it.

I slept poorly because the mattress and pillow were soft, morning sun came through despite the blackout curtains, and the fridge hummed almost constantly. The attic room also got too hot in the July weather, so we had to run the air conditioning most of the day, even though we hadn't wanted to. I can't say whether the other rooms have the same issues. Still, our room was bright, spacious, clean, and homely, with a kitchen and bathroom that had the essentials. We were welcomed warmly and flexibly. The house is beside an ambulance station, but we never heard a siren, just one ambulance leaving with its lights flashing.