Párisi Udvar Hotel Budapest - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt

We stayed for New Year’s and had a great experience! The hotel lobby area is amazing! Staff were very friendly and helpful. Rooms were bright, clean, spacious, and had all the amenities (including both types of USB ports by the bed). The gym is small but has all the necessities. The spa area was also included and a great way to relax in the steam room and infrared at the end of the day. The breakfast buffet had all the usual foods (and set in the lobby). We also had dinner at the cafe (staying at the hotel meant we didn’t have to queue outside). The cafe food was tasty, but we did have an issue with the desserts - we’ve got nut allergies and the waitress told us everything we ordered was fine. Turns out 2 of them had nuts right in them!! Luckily no one with allergies tried those 2 items. But I would highly recommend confirming everything directly with the kitchen and a senior member of staff. The bar area has a good selection of mocktails as well. The hotel is also in a very good location for exploring. Overall a really lovely time.

This hotel is magnificent!! Truly a beautiful hotel. Staff and doorman were always friendly, welcoming and smiling. Room was in well maintained shape and it was nice to have a Nespresso and kettle in our room. The only bad experience we had was we waited to be acknowledged at their restaurant check-in desk for 15 minutes. I ended up having to ask the front desk if anyone was seating people (there were clearly open seats available), and only then did someone acknowledge us. Which we were then told they were booked up, and we couldn't be seated. Truly a beautiful hotel, walking distance to lots of food and attractions.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful, with a stunning atmosphere and an impressive historic building of great cultural and architectural significance. The location is excellent, right in the heart of the city, making it perfect for exploring Budapest on foot. The interiors are elegant, and the rooms are very spacious, well-designed, comfortable, and spotlessly clean. Overall, the accommodation itself is at a very high level and truly feels luxurious. However, there are two major downsides that significantly affect the overall experience. First, the hotel allows unlimited access to non-guests from the street, who constantly enter just to take photos. This creates a crowded and noisy environment and seriously disrupts the comfort and exclusivity that hotel guests should expect at a five-star property. Hotel guests should clearly have priority over visitors who are not staying at the hotel. Second, the breakfast does not justify a five-star rating, especially considering the price of around €30 per person. The quality and selection are noticeably below expectations and are, frankly, inferior to breakfasts offered by many three- and four-star hotels. In summary, while the hotel is visually stunning, ideally located, and offers beautiful, spacious rooms with excellent cleanliness, the lack of guest priority and an underwhelming breakfast prevent it from fully living up to its five-star status. Finally, after checkout, I was contacted by the hotel and informed that I had allegedly consumed crisps from the minibar and needed to pay 2,600 HUF. I did not open the minibar at all. Honestly, does the hotel really believe that a guest who paid around €900 for two nights with breakfast would try to avoid paying roughly €10 for a minibar item? This kind of accusation feels unprofessional and completely inappropriate for a hotel of this category. It raises serious questions about service standards and guest trust.

Párisi Udvar Hotel Budapest is a luxurious five-star hotel ideally located in the heart of Budapest (Pest side), just steps from Váci Street and a short walk from the Danube River. Set in a beautifully restored historic building, the hotel offers elegant rooms, fine dining, and a unique architectural experience. Guests can easily explore nearby attractions such as Ferenciek Square, the Danube Promenade, the Hungarian National Museum, and St. Stephen’s Basilica, as well as reach Buda Castle and Fisherman’s Bastion across the river. The area is surrounded by excellent restaurants, cafés, souvenir shops, and popular shopping streets, making the hotel a perfect base for discovering the city on foot.

From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed with truly thoughtful and attentive service. Every detail was well taken care of, from the room arrangement to our dining experience at the café, which was absolutely perfect. The location of the hotel is also excellent — convenient, beautiful, and ideal for exploring the area. Overall, our stay was extremely comfortable and enjoyable. The only minor downside was an unusual smell in the elevator, but it did not take away from the overall experience. Highly recommended, and we would gladly stay here again.

Stepping into the Párisi Udvar Hotel is a destination in itself. I’ve wandered through my share of historic properties, but this entry hall is simply mesmerizing—a true masterpiece of architectural grandeur. I almost forgot to check in, I was spellbound by the soaring ceilings and intricate detailing. The team here understands luxury like few others. From the polished doorman to the concierge and front desk staff, every encounter radiated professionalism, warmth, and pride in their work. Upon arrival, I was offered an unsolicited upgrade to a Superior room—even as a new Hyatt member staying on points—which set the tone for a stay defined by thoughtful, effortless service. The room itself was spacious, luminous, and perfectly positioned, offering a front-row view of the main street, the Matild Palace across the way, and the upcoming St. Regis next door. Truly, a prime location for exploring Budapest. If I can share one little wrinkle, the bath towels were the only minor letdown—just shy of the plush luxury one expects at this caliber. A standout perk: skip-the-line access at Párisi Passage Restaurant. Landing a prime table beneath those stunning arches felt effortlessly indulgent. Adding breakfast (€30 / 11,500 Huf) was worth every euro—delightful, convenient, and exquisite. One night was far too short. This is a hotel I will return to deliberately, and for a longer stay. Every moment felt luxurious, sensory, and quietly thrilling.

The hotel building took our breath away—truly, it's as stunning. But as a hotel, it left us genuinely disappointed. We stayed in room 320, and the lack of soundproofing made for one of the most restless nights we can remember. When you're paying a five-star price, a good night's sleep isn't just a detail—it's the whole point. The atmosphere didn't help either. The lobby, while beautiful, felt like a public square. There was a constant flow of people coming in just to take photos, which made it feel busy and noisy instead of calm and luxurious. For the premium you pay, you hope for peace, not a tourist spot. We left more tired than when we arrived, which was a real shame. It had so much potential to be a wonderful stay.

A very beautiful café with stunning decor and a truly stylish atmosphere. Every detail of the design is thoughtfully curated, making it a lovely place to relax and enjoy your time. The quality of the coffee and overall experience is excellent. However, it’s worth noting before you visit that the prices are on the higher side. If you’re looking for a chic café and don’t mind paying a bit extra, it’s definitely worth it.