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All Countries > Hungary > Budapest > InterContinental BUDAPEST

InterContinental BUDAPEST
Budapest Apaczai Csere J.U. 12-14
Budapest, H-1368
Nightly Rates (140.21 - 369.86)   5 Star

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Property Description
InterContinental Budapest is located at one of the most prestigious areas of Hungarys capital beside the landmark Chain Bridge along the charming Danube Promenade, both Unesco world heritage sites. With dazzling views over the Royal Palace and the magnificent Budapest riverscape, the hotel boasts one of the citys most sought-after locations. Discover the art of hospitality in our stylish, modern guest rooms featuring state-of-the-art technology and lifestyle-enhancing amenities.

InterContinental BUDAPEST


Amenities
  • ATM/Cash machine

  • Accessible facilities

  • Air conditioning individually controlled in room

  • Airline desk

  • Baby sitting

  • Bathrobe

  • Bathtub

  • Beauty shop/salon

  • Bell staff/porter

  • Car rental desk

  • Cocktail lounge

  • Coffee/Tea maker

  • Color television

  • Complimentary newspaper in lobby

  • Concierge desk

  • Converters/ Voltage adaptors

  • Cribs

  • Currency exchange

  • Desk with lamp

  • Direct dial telephone

  • Dry cleaning

  • Electrical adaptors available

  • Golf

  • Hairdryer

  • High speed internet access for laptop in public areas

  • High speed internet connection

  • Housekeeping - daily

  • Housekeeping - weekly

  • Indoor pool

  • Interior corridors

  • Ironing board

  • Late check-out available

  • Limousine service

  • Lounges/bars

  • Meeting rooms

  • Meeting rooms

  • Mini-refrigerator

  • Minibar

  • On-Site parking

  • Parking

  • Pay per view movies on TV

  • Pets allowed

  • Premium movie channels

  • Private bathroom

  • Public area air conditioned

  • Restaurant

  • Rollaway bed

  • Room service

  • Safe deposit box

  • Satellite television

  • Separate closet

  • Separate line billing for multi-line phone

  • Shoe shine stand

  • Shops and commercial services

  • Speaker phone

  • Stereo

  • Technical concierge

  • Telephone jack adaptor available

  • Tennis court

  • Tour/sightseeing desk

  • Travel agency

  • Turn down service

  • Two-line phone

  • Valet parking

  • Valet same day dry cleaning

  • Voice mail

  • Weight scale

  • Wireless internet connection

  • Wireless internet connection in public areas


  • Miscellaneous Information
  • Euro is the native currency. 

  • Check in time is 3:00 PM 

  • Check out time is 12:00 PM 

  • Time Zone is  GMT 

  • Opened in  1998 

  • Renovated in  01/01/2009 

  • 402  rooms. 

  • 26  suites. 

  • 10  floors. 


  • Restaurant Information
    Arany Kaviar  Attila Molnar presides over this upscale Buda restaurant with the feel of a fin de siecle Russian salon. The elegant interior is perfect for a romantic interlude. Costes  Costes has become the first restaurant in Hungary to be awarded the coveted Michelin Star. The restaurant, which has been unwavering in its pursuit of quality, has effectively achieved its goal of becoming Budapest's highest quality fine dining establishm Rezkakas  The Rezkakas, located in the heart of Budapest, has become one of the most distinctive and elegant restaurants in the Hungarian capital city. The menu is characterised by traditional Hungarian cuisine, prepared from excellent, traditional ingredients to r Tigris  Close to the Basilica, in the center of town, this is a wonderful gem with great Hungarian food and impeccable service. Excellent wine recommendations and fair prices. Dunapark  Located next to Szent Istvan Park, the Dunapark has all the noisy, busy atmosphere of a cafe. The spacious, sun lit interior provides the perfect setting to enjoy your coffee, lunch or dinner in comfortable armchairs or at bistro tables. The elegant thirt D ryn Bistro  The 1950s era nostalgia cafe has recently undergone a thorough modernizing, offering classic Hungarian continental cuisine in a lounge atmosphere with live piano and jazz music on most afternoons and evenings. Onyx  One of Budapests most exceptional restaurants, offering a unique experience coupled with an extraordinary interior design. Tradition based gourmet cuisine is prepared from the best, select fresh ingredients. It is for those gourmands who not only enjoy di Caf Kor  Just behind the Basilica of St Stephen, the Circle Cafe is a great place for a light meal at any time, including late breakfast. Salads, desserts and daily specials are always recommended, and there are also more ambitious three or four course wine tastin Bock Bistro  If you could transport the quintessential Parisian bistro to Budapest, with Hungarian, not French food and wine, it would be the Bock Bistro. Lajos Biro is one of the most creative chefs in Hungary, sometimes pairing diverse ingredients into a harmonious Robinson  The Mediterranean restaurant, situated at one of the nicest parts of town near Heroes Square, on an island in the City Park Lake, offers an ideal location for either a business lunch or a candlelit romantic dinner. Visitors to the terrace will be drawn in Nobu  Nobu Budapest is one of the latest additions to Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's worldwide dining empire, conveniently located in the very heart of Budapest. The first Central European member of the rapidly growing family welcomes guests with 80 seats including a pr Menza  This upscale Hungarian restaurant on Budapest's most lively square takes its name from the Hungarian word for a drab school canteen though it is anything but. Book a table; it's fabulously stylish and always packed with diners who come for the simple but Tom&George  Well situated in the heart of downtown, Tom George is Budapest's answer to urban chic. The spacious bar blends blonde wood and wicker, giving the interior a relaxed yet sophisticated feel. Evenings find a young and stylish crowd choosing from the extensiv Corso Restaurant  If you are searching for the perfect place to truly enjoy authentic Hungarian cuisine in an unobtrusively elegant environment look no further. Take a culinary journey through the delicious Hungarian masterpieces twisted by the latest gourmand trends. Whil Corso Bar and Terrace  The Corso Bar and Terrace is ideal for unwinding as the sun sets over the water. Featuring the same epicurean delights from the Corso Restaurant carefully harmonised with an impressive wine and cocktail selection, this seasonal eatery is the perfect place

    Meeting Facility
  • Ballroom I-II
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  • Ballroom I-III
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  • Ballroom I
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  • Ballroom II-III
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  • Ballroom II
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  • Ballroom III
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  • Duna Salon I
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  • Duna Salon II
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  • Duna Salon III
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  • Duna Salon IV
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  • Panorama I
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  • Panorama II-IV
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  • Panorama II
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  • Panorama III
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  • Panorama IV
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  • Panorama V
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    Recreation Information
    Indoor pool
    Fitness center on-site
    Children's program - With its delectable brunch selection, live entertainment and ever amusing Kids Corner, Corso Restaurant is the place to be on Sundays attracting families, couples and even corporate organized outings.

  • Syma Conference Center

  • Liszt Ferenc International Airport

  • Hospital in the rock

  • A truly unique, historical site, which was built out of the cave system beneath the Buda Castle during the 2nd World War. One of the largest waxwork exhibitions of the world on over 2300 sqm awaits the visitors to complete this immersive historical journe
  • RiverRide Tour

  • RiverRide is an exclusive 2-hour sightseeing tour during which you can see the sights of Budapest from a comfortable seat, first along its busy streets and then, from one second to the next you splash into the lapping water of the Danube River.
  • BUDAPEST

  • Memento Park

  • Memento Park is a unique museum of Budapest including Statue Park with monumental statues from Hungary's Communist period (1949-1989). In the open air museum you can see the statues of Lenin, Marx and Engels, as well as Hungarian Communist leaders.
  • Hungarian National Museum

  • The oldest and largest public collection in Hungary presents the history of country. The Museum is well worth a look since it s Hungary s most beautiful classicist building. The Museum Gardens offer an excellent opportunity for a stroll and a rest.
  • Museum of Applied Arts

  • The building was inaugurated in 1896 by Franz Joseph, Austro-Hungarian Emperor and King of Hungary, as part of the Millennium Celebrations. The roof is covered with Hungarian folk-art motifs, made from green and gold ceramic tiles by Zsolnay Porcelain.
  • Convention Center - On Site

  • Lotus Driving Academy

  • The road is clear and the mid-mounted engine roars behind you as you flick through the close-ratio gears, aim the nose at the apex of an unravelling corner, and feel the grip and responsiveness of Lotus' hottest, track-readied sports cars. There are no sp
  • Luxury Boat Service

  • The water limousine service operated by Dunarama is a brand new practice on the Danube. It can board 10 passengers; there is a closed cabin and an open platform as well. The exterior is covered by mahogany and the interior is stylish, matching the whole a
  • Szechenyi Thermal Bath

  • The largest thermal bath of Budapest featuring neo-baroque style was built in 1913. It is a vast complex of indoor and outdoor pools, the premier medicinal bath of Pest, situated in the middle of the City Park.
  • House of Parliament

  • Budapest's magnificent neo-Gothic Parliament building is the home of the Holy Hungarian Crown. Your guide will lead you through the splendid Session Room, the impressive central staircase and the wonderful Great Vaulted Hall.
  • Keleti Train Station

  • Hungarian National Gallery

  • The Hungarian National Gallery was founded in 1957 to present the rise and development of the fine arts in Hungary. The Gallery moved to its present location, the former Royal Palace of Buda, in 1975.
  • Museum of Fine Arts

  • The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest is regarded as one of Europe's most significant institutions. The versatility of its permanent exhibitions, its historical continuity, and the wide array of masterpieces has made it a truly unique establishment.
  • Palace of Wonders

  • The Palace of Wonders is not a museum, not an exhibition, school nor a playhouse or a covered theme park. However, some features of all of these can be found in it. The visitors may play with the equipments shown, experiment with them, learn of the laws o
  • House of Terror

  • House of Terror offers exhibits related to the fascist and communist dictatorial regimes in the 20th century and is also a memorial to the victims of these regimes, including those detained, interrogated, tortured or killed in the building.
  • Convention Center - On Site

  • Telephone Museum

  • The Telephone Museum is especially popular with kids due to the many interactive displays. Seeing the huge desk of the switchboard operator and comparing it to today's mobile phone technology really illustrates what has been achieved in the past years.
  • Vorosmarty ter

  • House of Hungarian Secession

  • One of the city s finest private houses in the Art Nouveau style was opened in 1903. The real attraction of the House of the Hungarian Secession is the personal note of the exhibition, which distinguishes it from the uniform feel of many large museums.