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Budapest is Cranley’s first Central European city with carefully selected 5 star hotels in Budapest listed such as the impressive Corinthia Grand Royal. Other hotels which are mostly city centre hotels located along the famous Danube River enjoying spectacular views of the Danube are in the initial line-up of Budapest hotels. Full independent hotel reviews and photos include several award-winning 5 star hotels in Budapest; Kempinski Hotel Corvinus, the Andrassy Hotel in Budapest and the Sofitel Budapest. Novotel Budapest is included for those holiday and business travellers seeking more budget accommodation.
Cranley will continue to add further Budapest hotels focussing on 5 star hotels and 4 star hotels for city breaks and business travel and will soon cover almost all the most famous Budapest hotels, providing free hotel reports, hotel information, independent ratings and reviews including many photos. This will make Cranley the most comprehensive independent on-line guide for hotels in Budapest. Cranley expect to add more hotel reports for Budapest hotels throughout 2007. |
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Budapest is famously split by the Danube River into its historic ‘Buda’ on the west bank and ‘Pest’ on the east bank. The two cities were joined administratively in the 19th century to create Budapest as it is now known.
The Royal Palace sits on Castle Hill, some 180 metres above the west bank on the ‘Buda’ side of the river, overlooking the Danube and ‘Pest’ across its banks. ‘Pest’ is the larger of the two cities and the more modern and dynamic, accounting for roughly two thirds of the combined city. The two ancient cities are linked by several bridges across the Danube including the famous Chain Bridge.
Inside the Royal Palace is the Budapest History Museum, where one can walk underneath the existing building to explore excavated remains.
As the home of famous musicians Liszt and Bartok this famous city is filled with history and grandeur, mixing its rich history and architecture that includes a communist past with modern influences and services. |
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