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  • Breakfast buffet included
  • Gym, sauna and treatment rooms

Stylish retreat in the Palace District

As expected for a hotel in the Palace District, the Eurostars Palazzo Zichy hotel is housed in a refurbished neo-baroque palace, built by a Hungarian Duke for his family in the 19th century. Original features from the beautiful old mansion remain, revived with an avant-garde twist. You’ll be within walking distance of the city centre, with a tram stop two minutes away from the front door.

Included with your stay, you’ll wake up to a breakfast feast each morning – a sumptuous buffet loaded with breads, pastries, cold cuts, cheeses and hot food items. Fancy a workout? The gym is equipped with everything you’ll need, including a sauna for relaxing those muscles afterwards – or go one step further and book yourself in for a massage.

The rooms have an elegant, contemporary feel that’ll instantly put you at ease. Spacious and bright, with natural light pouring in through the large windows, they include Wi-Fi, a television and air-conditioning. You can also book to have your breakfast in your room – good to know if you aren’t an early riser!

What Palazzo Zichy has to offer

    Hunt for bargains

    Budapest's 19th-century Central Market Hall buzzes with energy, hosting a vibrant array of vendors within its beautiful historical structure. Nestled at the end of Váci Street less than 15 minutes on foot from the hotel, it’s a hot spot for locals and tourists seeking authentic Hungarian goods. From fragrant spices, richly-coloured paprika, and traditional salamis to handicrafts and souvenirs, the market is a sensory feast. Upstairs, food stalls will entice you with classic Hungarian dishes. 

    District VII

    Hop on the tram outside the hotel and within 10 minutes you’ll be in District VII. Also known as Erzsébetváros, it’s an area famed for its rich history, especially within the Jewish Quarter, where you’ll find Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest in Europe. Today, it blends history with a pulsating nightlife through its notorious ‘ruin bars’, which are eclectic drinking spots often housed in dilapidated pre-war buildings. Wander around and you’ll discover all kinds of colourful street art, quirky shops, and boho-chic cafes. 

    Cruise on the Danube

    You can book yourself onto one of Budapest’s fantastic river cruises through the hotel’s reception. During the day, you’ll get the opportunity to soak up the city’s history, with all that glorious waterfront architecture on full display. Or why not take a cruise at night to enjoy dinner on the river, with authentic Hungarian cuisine and traditional music?  

    Facilities

    Food & Drink

    • Bar
    • Breakfast room
    • Restaurant
    Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

    Sports & Health

    • Fitness
    • Gym
    • Massage
    • Sauna
    • Spa centre
    Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

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