Hotel Palazzo Zichy

Lorinc pap ter 2

Budapest, HU

Rating: Rating 4

Stay in a historical building that was originally designed and constructed in the 19th century and served as the residence of a famous Hungarian noble, Count Nandor Zichy.

Room Information

Superior room

Our guest room features contemporary decor with stylish furnishings, a flat-panel television, minibar, an oversized safe and complimentary high-speed Internet access. The room is equipped with one large bed or two twin beds.

Junior suite

Our spacious junior suite with extra large windows features contemporary decor with stylish furnishings, a king-size bed, a flat-panel television, minibar, an oversized safe and complimentary high-speed Internet access

Restaurants

Rezkakas

The Rezkakas restaurant is situated in the heart of the city, and it is one of the most antique and elegant restaurants of Budapest. It offers Hungarian specialties and International dishes.

Darshan Udvar

Darshan is a popular music-bar in the heart of newly-hip KrÃºdy Gyula utca. It is part of a gorgeous faux Mongolian courtyard that includes other bars, a Buddhist bookshop and a music centre.

Stex Haz

Stex Haz is a large restaurant at Ferenc KÃ¶rÃºt, one of the biggest streets of Budapest. Stex HÃ¡z serves fish, salads, meat dishes and soups. It is a big mix of different nationalities offered including Hungarian.

Area Attractions

Hungarian National Museum

The Hungarian National Museum is the most significant, and one of the oldest collections of Hungary. The main exhibitions of the National Museum today focus on the history of Hungary as geography and ethnography, from the Paleolithic era to present.

Hungarian Radio Building

Since its foundation in 1925, the Hungarian Radio (Hungarian Broadcasting Co.) has been a centre of domestic information and cultural life.

Central Market

Built by architect Samu Petz in 1897, Vasarcsarnok was restored in 1994. Today the market teems with all kinds of fresh produce, meat, cheese, grocery, flowers and Hungarian specialties. It is not only a tourist attraction, but a market for locals.