The Hotels

Nestled in District VII, Royal Park Boutique Hotel offers four-star accommodation for those looking to relish in Budapest’s cultural hotspots, thriving nightlife and world-famous goulash. Guests can unwind in soundproof rooms which come complete with air conditioning, flat-screen TV and en suite bathroom facilities.

Medos Hotel sits in the centre of Budapest, in the famous Andrassy Avenue. When not out and about, travellers can unwind in the en suite rooms which boast minimalistic decor and come complete with TVs and air conditioning. Breakfast is served daily in the hotel’s restaurant.

Six Inn Hotel allures guests with modern interiors and central location. The air-conditioned rooms are kitted out with minibars, TVs, and bathrooms with hairdryers. Relaxation can be brought to the next level with thanks to the hotel’s leisure facilities such as the hot tub, sauna, and massage rooms.

Set in a central spot of the city, Hotel Mediterran features four-star amenities, as well as a sauna and hot tub, and serves a good starting point for exploring what the city has to offer. Mediterranean-style rooms boast soundproof windows, air conditioning and flat-screen TV, as well as an in-room safe and minibar.

Entrance to Széchenyi Spa

Széchenyi Spa is the largest public bath in Budapest, alluring visitors with neo-baroque features. Guests are invited to enjoy a full-day access to a selection of steam rooms, saunas, and spring-fed baths, as well as 18 indoor and outdoor pools. The ticket includes a skip-the-line entry and a personal changing cabin. The experience can be upgraded with an additional 20-minute aromatherapy massage.

Groupon’s Guide To Budapest

Budapest, the vibrant capital of Hungary, is a living picture of castles and Neo-Gothic grandeur by day, and a pulsating example of European nightlife by night.

Guests may take a stroll to the historic Lajos Kossuth Square, which plays host to Hungary’s coronation crown and ornate Parliament Building, as well as the Museum of Ethnography’s folk art displays. After admiring the crown, similar treasures may be found in the City Park, where an enormous flea market brightens up weekends with knick-knacks, clothes and much more, amid grandly landscaped environs. Pocket-dipping sessions may follow with a plunge into the thermal spas of Margaret Island, which complements its riverbank surroundings with fragrant gardens, ornate pavilions and parties of sunbathing locals. The climate in Budapest is continental and humid, with very warm summers and, at times, cold winters. During the hot season, which starts in April and ends in August, the temperature reaches an average of 27ºC. In this period, travellers may take nighttime strolls on the Danube promenade, or enjoy refreshing tipples at one of the city’s open-air bars. During the colder seasons, the nights get chillier, but holidaymakers will still be able to explore the city sights under favourable weather conditions until late October. Winter arrives in December and lasts till February, bringing negative temperatures and less than two hours of sunshine per day.

Options

Option 1: with London flights

• £89-£199 for 2 nights, depending on dates chosen
• £129-£229 for 3 nights, depending on dates chosen

• £149-£259 for 4 nights, depending on dates chosen

• £131-£221 for 2 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen
• £151-£251 for 3 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen
• £171-£281 for 4 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen

Option 2: with Manchester flights

• £119-£229 for 2 nights, depending on dates chosen
• £129-£279 for 3 nights, depending on dates chosen

• £149-£319 for 4 nights, depending on dates chosen

• £141-£251 for 2 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen
• £151-£301 for 3 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen
• £171-£341 for 4 nights with spa entry, depending on dates chosen