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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.
City Style
Hotel Entertainment
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Restaurant
Designer Shopping
Museums
Lively
Artworks
Chic
Full of character
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Conference facilities
Sit-out Terrace
Family Suites
Downtown
Free wifi
Charming
Contemporary
Boutique
Townhouse
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11 rooms in this hotelRestaurant
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 syrupsSuites
Brody House provides loft apartments on request — to buy or to rentPrivate villas
Private apartments - 1 to 3 bedroomsNot 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
Hotel Entertainment
Other Activities
Designer Shopping
Museums
They call it the ‘Palace District’ – the inner part of Budapest’s Józsefváros area, where gypsy violinists inhabit the carved-up homes of old Habsburg princes....
Originally published by Sunday Times
"Brody House has genuine feel-good factor. With shabby chic communal areas and art-inspired bedrooms, the accommodation is as colourful and quirky as it comes. But the bohemian approach is more than a style choice."
Originally published by The Telegraph
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