Hotels in Budapest
Agape Apartmanhouse
rooms from:56€
Golden Park Hotel
rooms from:79€
Carolina Apartman
rooms from:44€
ACH-Akacfa Holiday Apartments
rooms from:83€
Amadeus Hotel
rooms from:37€
 
Budget Accommodations in Budapest
Astra Apartments
rooms from:50€
Carolina Apartman
rooms from:44€
ACH-Jasmine Apartment Budapest
rooms from:49€
Boulevard City-Guesthouse and Apartments
rooms from:42€
Locust Tree Apartments
rooms from:58€
Passzio Panzio
rooms from:30€
 
Hotels at Lake Balaton
Apartment BELLA Pension, Siófok
rooms from:49€
Palace Hotel Hévíz
rooms from:72€
Hotel Panoráma****
rooms from:69€
Sport Hotel*** Zalakaros
rooms from:35€
Hotel Laroba
rooms from:104€
Park Hotel***Hévíz
rooms from:45€
 
Spa & Wellness Hotels
Hotel Caramell ****
rooms from:132€
Hotel Venus*** Superior
rooms from:52€
Velence Resort & Spa
rooms from:99€
Mesés Shiraz Wellness & Training Hotel****superior
rooms from:139€
Apart Villa Júlia
rooms from:28€
Ramada Resort Aquaworld Budapest
rooms from:98€
 
Hunguest Hotels
HUNGUEST Hotel Pelion
rooms from:100€
HUNGUEST Hotel Aqua-Sol
rooms from:120€
HUNGUEST Hotel Nagyerdő
rooms from:49€
HUNGUEST Hotel Répce Gold
rooms from:60€
 
Danubius Hotels
Danubius Health Spa Resort Aqua
rooms from:100€
Danubius Health Spa Resort Helia Conference Hotel
rooms from:70€
Danubius Health Spa Resort Bük
rooms from:56€
Danubius Hotel Gellert
rooms from:110€
Danubius Hotel Flamenco
rooms from:76€
Danubius Grand Hotel Margitsziget
rooms from:75€
 
Accor Hotels
Accor hotels - Mercure Budapest Metropol
rooms from:70€
Accor hotels - Ibis Budapest Aero
rooms from:46€
Accor hotels - Novotel Budapest Congress & World Trade Center
rooms from:70€
Accor hotels - NOVOTEL Székesfehérvár
rooms from:125€
Accor hotels - Mercure Budapest Korona
rooms from:93€
Accor hotels - Novotel Budapest Centrum
rooms from:89€
 
 
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Tihany

The twin-towered church of the Tihany peninsula is visible from afar. Protruding deep into the lake, the 5-km long and 3.5-km wide peninsula, inhabited for almost a thousand years, is of volcanic origin, and has a profusion of rare plants and animals. One of the most cherished assets of Hungarian architecture, the crypt of King András I, founded in 1055, survived the turbulent past, and still stands in its original form. So did the charter of the abbey, the first written record of the Hungarian language. The present church was built over the crypt in the 18th century in the Baroque style, and has many precious wood carvings. The Museum of the Benedictine Abbey (1 I. András tér) houses an exhibition on the history of the church, a memorial room dedicated to King Károly IV (1916-18), the last Hungarian king and a lapidary collection of Roman and medieval stonework. There are frequent organ concerts in the church in summertime. The 18th-century houses of the Open-air Ethnographic Museum (12 Pisky Walk), the traditional rural houses of Ófalu and the Potter’s House (12 Pisky Walk) evoke the life of fishermen. The Puppet Museum (4 Visszhang utca) is a romantic world of porcelain dolls and doll’s houses from 1850-1920. The Tihany Nature Reserve, established in 1952 and the first in the country, can be explored by taking the Lajos Lóczy pathway. Sights include wind-torn basalt rocks, a hermit’s niche carved from volcanic stone, the monk’s dwellings where Basilite monk settlers lived in the 11th century and the almond trees and lavender fields. From the natural lookouts of the peninsula - the Kiserdő top and the ’Golden House’, the most beautiful view can be had looking over the hundreds of geyser cones onto the Inner Lake, so loved by anglers, and the Outer Lake where tens of thousands of birds nest. A ferry from one of the prettiest ports on Lake Balaton heads for Szántód, one mile from here, on the southern shore.