Ábel Pension Budapest

Nothing at all.

Cons - non courteous staff, very small room, very small bathroom, very less options in breakfast, no swimming pool as mentioned in some of the reviews, dull streets outside at night. Room was very small so we asked them to change the room straight away but they said there is no room. Next day we saw an empty room and asked them again but they denied again. Generally hotel staff tells us about the city while check in but there was nothing like this at this place. There is no restraunt/grocery shop around the hotel. I would say that couples specially should avoid this hotel.

Outside terrace.

Far from center.....5km Far from metro.......2km Breakfast poor No AC (they said that they will turn it on only when outside will be over 25°!!!! NoTV No refrigerator And itsy bitsy soap in the bathroom The extra bed was a mattress throwed on the floor....(so....good night booking com. Hope you sleep well)

It was sparkling clean. It's near the tram station and you have plenty of stores next to the location. You could also eat near the location, a few good restaurants around.

The internet didn't always work. The entrance door had cracks in it, so everybody could hear what you spoke. The breakfast it's a joke, as you get every single day the same 'menu', so 6 slices of ham, 6 slices of salami, 6 slices of cheese and 1 small slice of tomato, 1 cucumber and 1 pepper for 2 persons. The parking space does not exist, as they only have 2 really small places and the rest of the guests need to park on the street, where at least it's free.

Ideal Location for Trams which link to Metro and Rail. In a quietish area with access to local shops and restaurants.

Somewhat tired and attic room where we stayed quite spartan. Breakfast ok for a few days but would become monotonous after a while. Would recommend but only for a short visit.

The hotel is clean, nice, a bit old-fashioned. However, it's value for money experience. The thing that I did not like much - was a remote location from all the city sites, it took me a train and a metro ride to get anywhere.

The pension is in a relatively quiet neighborhood, with two trams you can get easily to downtown Pest. Free parking available.

Keep in mind that rooms are smallish, with no TV.

Friendly easy to move around safe

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