Gerlóczy Boutique Hotel

We did not stay at the hotel, but did sit down for a couple drinks on the restaurant terrace. Peter was our waiter and was one of the highlights of our time in Budapest. He is also a talented culinary photographer and it is clear that he enjoys the hospitality industry, as he is friendly, attentive, and engaging. Also, not a bad spot to have a quick beer if needing a quick break from walking through Budapest!

Boutique accommodation in a lovely old building with a fantastic restaurant. Well located just outside the crazy main tourist area but only a five minute walk to Vaci STreet and the river. Also close to walk to the Jewish district. Best breakfasts on the entire trip and the restaurant and cafe is a favourite among locals too - wonderful food. Definitely a big yes to staying here.

Very stylish and well kept hotel in a quiet area in the middle of the city. The staff is very polite and from morning until midnight on duty. The cafe/restaurant with a sunny terrace is perfect.

Loved this hotel! Such charm and beauty and comfort. Walkable to the heart of Pest and just 2 short blocks to a transportation hub with tram and metro. As a solo female traveler, I felt very safe even after dark. The room was spacious, comfortable, beautiful and clean. Highly recommend.

A charming old world hotel in a convenient Pest location. Our room and the hotel felt like we were guests in the television series Sisi, albeit not royal guests. The room was spacious for a European hotel and appointed as if it were 1925 not 2025. We stayed in room three on the second floor which was one of only two which had a pleasant little balcony overlooking the quiet plaza below. ||Breakfast was great. We tried pretty much everything on the menu and were never disappointed. The servers were wonderful and even attired as if in a 19th century coffee house.||It’s a short walk to the Danube and both the Astoria and Deác Ferenc metro stations. The M2 from Astoria will get you to Keleti train station in ten minutes.||The only reasons for not giving a five star review are that 1) it’s an expensive hotel and 2) the air conditioning was not very effective and it was only April. We wanted to sleep with the windows open but there was some noise from the Irish pub across the plaza on Saturday night so we closed the windows and it got too hot to sleep.||I would definitely stay at this hotel if we returned to Budapest.

Unfortunately this entry doesn’t allow me to make the distinction between the cafe and the hotel. My review is purely re the cafe and I must say that it exuded a lovely old world opulence from the early 1800s. The food was tasty and the service was excellent. The waiting staff were really the stars of the show and thank them for making our time there last Saturday so wonderful. The building is situated centrally in the older lV district of Budapest and I can only imagine how lovely the hotel rooms are since the cafe is so beautiful. The terrace spilled out to a lovely small green square that really made it all stand out. As we’re living in Budapest now, we’ll definitely be exploring back!

The hotel gives free 1 coffee/lemonade/processco and 1 pastry at the cafe below. Safe neighbourhood, very convenient location to the Basicilica, Parliament, Jewish Quarter, and many good places to eat nearby.

The location is perfect. The hotel is very nice and has a very friendly staff. The rooms have everything you need and are very comfortable. We had a problem with the AC in the room and they helped us to solve it. We will come back here in our next stay in Budapest, without any doubt! 😁