“A hip, intimate base in downtown Budapest. Probably the coolest place to stay in the city - think a Soho House for creative types. Regular art and music events, attended by a lively crowd. Uniquely designed rooms and private apartments - parquet floors and modern art. ”

Hotel review

The coolest place to stay in the city, founded by two friends, an Englishman and a Swede. Brody House, run along Soho House lines, is a private club where creative types, both Hungarian and ex-pat, meet, relax and attend informal talks and art events, but it also offers all comers eight delightful, unusual bedrooms (and a self-catering apartment), each named for the artist whose work is represented within. The fine 19th century mansion, neglected during the Communist regime until now, has high ceilings, parquet floors, contemporary art on the walls, a relaxed, hip, home-from-home atmosphere (breakfast is taken at a large communal table) and panache in spades. We love it.

Fiona Duncan
Fiona Duncan Review published: 02/26/2024

Recommended for

  • City Style

    • Award winning boutique hotel whose rooms are named after an artist in residence and showcase the individual's work.
  • Hotel Entertainment

    • The Brody Studios holds film and literary events, dress-up and dance parties, as well as alchemist nights!
  • Other Activities

    • Gellert & Szechenyi the elegant 16th-century thermal baths are nearby and both great choices for soaking in Budapest's culture!
  • Restaurant

    • Breakfast, lunch and grazing menus are available Mon to Fri. Thurs to Sat, meals can be ordered from the chef on request.
  • Designer Shopping

    • For clothes and souveners head to Vaci Shopping Street and Falk Miksa Utca is the only place to buy art and antiques.
  • Museums

    • Just 200 yards away from Budapest's Hungarian National Museum, well worth checking out.
  • Lively

    • Local artists and musicians are showcased in regular events
  • Artworks

    • Artworks are showcased across all venues
  • Chic

    • Unique, contemporary design
  • Full of character

    • Perfect for creative types
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • Conference facilities

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Family Suites

  • Downtown

  • Free wifi

  • Charming

  • Contemporary

  • Boutique

  • Townhouse

Facilities

  • Rooms

    11 rooms in this hotel
  • Restaurant

    Breakfast, lunch and grazing menus are available Mon to Fri. Thurs to Sat, meals can be ordered from the chef on request.
  • Bar

    Serving gourmet cocktails and a wide range of unique spirits and home-made syrups
  • Suites

    Brody House provides loft apartments on request — to buy or to rent
  • Private villas

    Private apartments - 1 to 3 bedrooms
  • Not suitable for disabled guests

  • Conference facilities

  • Private dining room

  • Bicycle hire

  • Library

  • Massage

  • Meeting Room

  • Internet

  • Airport transfer

  • Rooms with balcony/terrace

  • Communal Dining

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Family Suites

  • Shops

  • Air conditioning

  • Business Centre

  • Free wifi

  • Wifi

  • Concierge

  • Room service

  • Sitting Room

Activities

  • Hotel Entertainment

    • The Brody Studios holds film and literary events, dress-up and dance parties, as well as alchemist nights!
  • Other Activities

    • Gellert & Szechenyi the elegant 16th-century thermal baths are nearby and both great choices for soaking in Budapest's culture!
  • Designer Shopping

    • For clothes and souveners head to Vaci Shopping Street and Falk Miksa Utca is the only place to buy art and antiques.
  • Museums

    • Just 200 yards away from Budapest's Hungarian National Museum, well worth checking out.

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