Soho Boutique Hotel

Positive the location, the rest it’s overrated. Old rooms, horrible front desk, expensive breakfast (16 euros per person) the hotel is not terrible but definitely a 3 stars. They smoke weed on the halls not suitable for families.

Positive: Location is great, very nice neighborhood and you can go anywhere walking or by public transport. Also, workers in general are very nice. Negative: The double room they gave us had two single beds put together that moved constantly which was quite uncomfortable, and the bedsheets and towels weren’t very clean… During the check in they ask you for all your credit card details, something that hasn’t happened to us before!

Location is everything for this hotel. Bus stop, tram stop and metro all within 3-4 minutes walk and plenty of nearby restaurants. Hotel wise the rooms are shabby, holes in cupboards and bathroom drains would sometimes smell. Breakfast I wouldn't bother with in future as it's below par and plenty of places to eat out and about. Despite all that the beds were comfy and I'm the kind of traveller who is never in their room and just need a place to sleep so I can explore the next day. So for the location alone I would return.

Firsty the location is excellent and we found the hotel staff friendly but apart from that the hotel was very dissipointing. The room was tiny! The bed took up all of the space and we could hardly walk around the bed. Room was dirty and very dated decor, I was looking forward to this stay as it's advertised as a boutique hotel and the rooms looked large and luxurious online. This was like a dated and quite random travelodge room with a bamboo wall and this huge wall hanging of a women dressed from the year 2000. Black scuffs all over the walls just tatty and run down looking. The A.C didn't cool just made noise. Heating was on and we had no way of cooling down the room other than open the window which then made the room too cold as it was winter, Up and down multiple times a night to open and close the window. Shower leaked all over bathroom floor flooding the floor causing large puddle by the toilet. Shower head had leaks and hardly functioned. The whole bathroom was no bigger than a cupboard with a glass door that would not stay open and made the most annoying noise rubbing on the floor. I opened a fresh towel to find a laundered hairball in the middle. Nice! Towel rail hanging off the wall. Integrated fridge didn't work, we reported it and were told that they would look at it but nobody did. No tea making facilities either so both hot and cold drinks in the room didn't happen. On the last morning at around 0830 we were woken abruptly by loud drilling and hammering coming from the next room, they were renovating and there were around 10-15 tradesman all piled in doing construction. This continued for hours until we checked out. Well at least the rooms are being updated but really 0830! And no mention of it from reception when we checked in. Ref room 109. 4 night stay. Location was great but no luxury to be found here.

Great find of a small boutique hotel set in a superb location for walking/exploring the city. King size beds make gorgeous a comfortable nights sleep in a fairly small but practical room. Would recommend

We stayed here for a week on the 4th floor, for F1 weekend and a 4 day trip after. Rooms definitely need some renovations as the walls were very stained and some areas were a bit blah. Shower - lovely! Best shower pressure. Bed was super comfortable but no mattress topper so felt a bit wrong. Bed sheets had stains but I could tell it had been washed. Room walls are super thin, we got woken up one night to a guy vomiting everywhere in the hallway and then he decided to give himself a happy ending in the morning, so that was... eventful. All this did happen on the last two days. Air con was not amazing but worked. Hotel staff greeted us when we walked in and out, very friendly - no issues there. Location, not so great, 30min walk to most places which isnt too bad BUT we stayed at another hotel on a previous visit near the basilica which was more central and if we were to return to Budapest for a 3rd time, we won't be returning here. We will be going back to our previous hotel - Opera Gardens. Breakfast - we weren't going to pay €15 each for continental, so we decided to go to the local bakeries which was right outside the hotel. So save some €€ and go to the local bakeries as it only cost me €5 for breakfast each day - with a drink! So all in all, I would rate it as a 3* hotel at most. Good for a short trip but, will not be returning here again.

This place is incredible for what you get and the best accommodation in the area. We had to book last-minute due to an issue with our Airbnb. Fortunately for us, this place had rooms and good rates. When we arrived, the front desk staff were welcoming, understanding, up front with us about pricing and amenities, and gave amazing recommendations close by for us to check out. You're pretty much close to everything here and the restaurants / bars are great with a lot of local spots. Even the laundromat down the street was a quick help for us in the middle of an otherwise busy trip. The bar in their lobby made great drinks and were cheap. The room was small but we never felt crowded. It was quiet at night despite being in the center of everything. When we come back to town, we plan on staying here again.

The breakfast was really good. The receiptionist tried to write down card details (including cvv!!!!). Room did not saw a renovation like 10+ years. In a room's wc you have ventiltion with a sound like in Airbus 737. You cant turn it off even if you put out a card from electricity blocking device. In a shower seems that there is a small water heater only, in 5 minutes a water becomes cold :(