The Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest occupies a central position overlooking Erzabet Park and is close to Budapest's main historic sites. In 2006 alone the hotel won a clutch of prestigious industry awards. There are a vast variety of rooms and suites to suit most guests' needs and the three restaurants provide a good variety of dining experiences ranging from the Hungarian Bistro Jardin to the Italian Giardino Restaurant. The Kempi Brahaus has a range of beers and German dishes and the Lobby Lounge and the Corvinus Bar provide snacks and refreshments all day. The Kempinski SPA has a pool and Fitness Centre and offers a wide variety of massages and treatments. The hotel offers a Business Centre, Internet corner and plenty of meeting and conference rooms to suit business travellers. Children are also well catered for and will enjoy the hotel's "Kempinski for Kids" programme.
Hungary is Cranley’s first Central European destination with listed Hungary hotels that include several of the award-winning ‘best hotel’ hotels in Budapest such as the Corinthia Grand Royal. Focussing initially on the most prestigious hotels in Budapest, carefully selected 5 star hotels listed are mostly Budapest city centre hotels located along the famous Danube River with several Budapest hotels enjoying spectacular views of the Danube.
The initial line-up of Hungary hotels to be listed by Cranley with independent hotel reviews and photos include several award-winning 5 star hotels; Kempinski Hotel Corvinus, the Andrassy Hotel in Budapest and the Sofitel Budapest. The Novotel Budapest is included for those holiday and business travellers seeking more budget accommodation.
Now Cranley has established its first hotels in Budapest it will continue to add further Budapest hotels, focussing on the 5 star hotels and 4 star hotels for city breaks and business travel to soon cover most of the best known Budapest hotels before looking to expand deeper into less known Hungary countryside with Hungary hotels that include the exotic castle hotels and manor hotels in northern Hungary.
Hungary is located strategically in Central Europe between Western Europe and the Balkan Peninsula. The north-south flowing Danube and Tisza rivers divide the country into three large regions and its largest borders are with Austria to the West, Slovakia to the North, Croatia to the South and Romania to the East.
Since World War II the country was under Communist rule until in 1968 it began liberalizing its economy introducing ‘Goulash Communism’ and holding its first multiparty elections in 1990 after which it initiated a free market economy and joined NATO in 1999. Hungary acceded to the European Union in May 2004 and continues to demonstrate strong economic growth.
Hungary’s population is around 10 million, virtually equal to the number of mobile phones in circulation. Foreign ownership and investment in Hungary is widespread and Roman Catholic is the dominant religion practiced by over half the population.
