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Hotel Burg Description

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Stay At Hotel Burg, An Affordable Luxury In The Heart Of Budapest, Hungary
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City centers are usually famous for being the most expensive parts of the city, mainly because of their convenience: they allow the travellers to visit all the main attractions by walking distance. Budapest does not come against that rule, but if you look carefully, you can find an affordable hotel that offers wonderful panoramas over the city, in a perfect location! Suitable for single travellers, couples and families, this place offers you all facilities one may need.

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An amazing location
The Hotel Burg is really perfect in terms of location. The gorgeous Matthias Church, a UNESCO monument, is less than one minute away on foot, which you will be able to admire from your hotel window! The neighborhood around one of the “must see” monuments of Budapest, “Fisherman's Bastion”, offers a wide range of hotels, so choose wisely! Placed in the Buda Castle District as the name suggests, Hotel Burg is suited near the Buda castle. Amazed by the gothic church, you may firstly not notice the humble, but elegant, red roof building in front of this sacred place. You have to admit that lying on …show more content…

Also prices are affordable, compared to most of the Hotels located around Fisherman’s Bastion. Rooms with private bathrooms are clean and sunny, beddings are fresh and soft and everything in the Hotel is elegant and balanced. Ambrosia for breakfast?And don’t’ miss it! If you have any special diets- don’t worry, everything is already prepared. Long, colorful table offers delicious food, where you can take as much as you want, and whatever you want! Cold and hot drinks, different types of bread, cereal, fresh fruits and vegetables, yogurts, and additions to bread like cold meat or cheese. Everything fresh, juicy and

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