Baroque Hostel

Cons: Not so great initially - strong smell on the room, noise on the street but sorted out quickly. Thanks to prompt action by the management. In most of my stay, floor on the shared bathroom is always wet and no proper ventilation. Lockers are outside the bedrooms so it’s worth having a spare bag for some essential items that you need to keep next to you. Duvet slightly short for tall person. My roommate’s bed was creaking loudly even with simple movement. Pros: Near bus stop and metro station. Near to the popular thermal bath - Széchenyi, and tourist spots Heroes’ Square. Accommodating reception.Things to improve: Proper ventilation and floor rug in the bathroom. Long duvet, cleaner bedsheets and duvet cover and pillow. Overall: If you stay most of the time outside and it’s okay. Main gate always open, occupants got a key for main door but most of time it’s also open. I guess for the price, you get what you paid for.

We went to the Baroque Hostel with a big student group from Poland and we really loved it here! The whole building had a nice arrangment, looking like Narnia sometimes! The breakfast was tasty and well organised. :) I would like to thank the staff for the flexibility: we could leave our luggage before check-in and after check-out, which was really helpful! We could stay a little longer after check-out to wait comfortably for the transport- I appreciate it a lot! Big thanks and highly recommended :)

be careful when booking the rooms in this hostel!!! there is a part of the hostel that is in like kind of a bunker, full of humidity, dark and sketchy. We booked the 3 person room there and when we opened the door there was a weird-vibed man in his underwear with food all over the room as if it was his private room (so i dont really know what kind of people they accept in this hostel). Anyway, the main building is fine and worth for the price. Luckily, the receptionist helped us changing rooms, but tbh i was ready to sleep on the street bc that 3 bed room and second building are simply smelly and obscure......

Horrible place to stay. If you like clean rooms and toilets, find another place. The room we booked looked completely different from the photos and was located in a cold cellar. When we asked for an extra blanket, we were instead told to turn up the room heating. Our bed was covered with a thin layer of dust when we arrived. It felt like it wasn't cleaned. The room was an acceptable size but the air felt stuffy and smelled musky no matter how long we had our window open. The toilet and shower, of which there were two, had no working ventilation. After each shower the room would completely fill with steam, making you feel like a hot box. And the bathroom floor would always be wet, making it impossible to use the toilet after a shower. This together with the dirtiness made every trip to the toilet uncomfortable. The kitchen area was (also) dirty and the shared fridge had mold. The staff was unwelcoming and often missing from the check-in/check-out desk. 1 / 5 ⭐ Would not recommend.

We were looking for an acommodation as students and we found The Baroque Hostel. We only booked 3 nights in order to find a long-term acommodation, but we ended up staying 1 month (and counting) because we really like it. I will enumerate some of the things we like the most: ♡ I sleep better here than at home... I've really had the best sleep here in a long time ♡ I love the vintage style here, the decorations, the walls, especially the walls in the yellow living room, where bookshelves are painted (and I'm not really sure, haven't asked yet, but I think you can ask permission to write a book title on the wall) ♡ The pressure on the showercaps is great ♡ There is a big bathroom with a big bathtub in which you can relax ♡ There is a fridge where I can store all my items and two kitchens where I can cook ♡ There is a free-to-use Netflix account and Xbox games + a football table ♡ There are plenty of spaces where you can work on your laptop or read a book, it's mostly quiet ♡ It is a hostel where you are kinda meant to meet new people, socialise, and we have met a person here that became our friend ♡ The staff has been really friendly, helpful with any question I have, they encourage us to ask any questions if we have I have really had the best experience here.

DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE i usually never write Google reviews but for this place... disgusting place, owner & "work" ethics.... his "workers" are actually not paid and are housed in a dirty basement that is beyond unsanatory, while also trashtalking them and insulting them. the rooms are packed to the brim, most of them dirty, the common area is very small especially given the huge amount of people hosted (lots of huge groups, 20-30 school kids a lot of the time), a lot of the rooms have NO possible aeration while being extremely humid, the owner is nice to you until you critique something and then he calls you names... so yes, it's cheap and the localization is great but you'll find much better for the same prize in Budapest

You feel that you live in an old gloomy place. The terrace place isn't clean. There is a bad smell because of the small and open aquariums for turtles.

The hostel is really nice, it looks like a big house with a big kitchen. It was very clean. The staff is very nice, thanks to them for letting me check out later because I was very sick. I will come back if I pass through Budapest.