PRIVATE GARAGE/AC/BALCONY/FREE WiFi/ELECTRIC BLINDS In the central area of Budapest, situated within a short distance of river Danube, National Museum, Ráday and Dohany Street. Property offers a non-smoking, garden view apartment with a 14sqm balcony and free private parking in the building safe underground garage. This open space family studio comes with a double bed (160*200) and a foldable couch (150*200), a bathroom with toilet, bathtub, washing machine and hairdryer, bed linen, towels, body care products, detergent, flat-screen smart TV with satellite channels, fully equipped kitchen, electric blinds, tea and coffee. High speed internet. To make your stay more pleasant we have installed a brand-new AC with heating-cooling programs and it's noiseless. Enjoy the sound of the nature and wake up to chirping birds as the flat is facing to a private green and quiet garden. Check-in procedure: Once your booking is confirmed you will be required to scan your identification documents to the Hungarian Tourism Agency (Vendegem) system.

Former Londoner, travelled around Asia and Europe. As an experienced traveller I love to meet foreign people and experience different culture. I really enjoy to host guests and give them all of the help they needed and return all of the kindness I got during my travels. :)

Young families, international college students, and vibrant culture! District IX is a waterfront neighbourhood and one of the most diverse districts of Budapest. Many interesting monuments are located in the area for example is the world-famous Great Market Hall. The nearby Liberty Bridge, the great hall of Bálna (the Whale), National Theatre and the Palace of Arts make it definitely one of the most rapidly developing districts of Budapest. Kopaszi-gát, and they go there to ride bike eat an ice cream or fish and chips. Ráday street is the commercial heart of the inner part of District IX, lined with bars and restaurants. Across from Jedermann, Nándori pastry shop makes traditional Dobos, Esterházy, and krémes. Stroll along Tompa utca and Ferenc tér, which are ringed by cafes, bakeries, and restaurants, such as Manfréd and Paletta. Around the block is the Holocaust Memorial Centre, an informative and poignant exhibition about Jewish life in Hungary and the events leading up to the Shoah. Zwack Museum is about to ten-minute walk. Dandár Baths, next door, is the least popular, but one of the most enjoyable of Budapest's thermal baths. Cross the busy road back to the Danube promenade lined with a row of gleaming office buildings. International companies such as Vodafone and Morgan Stanley have spurred the neighbourhood’s transformation, bringing white-collar jobs and a service sector to the area. The architectural highlight of District 9 is Müpa, a vast cultural complex completed in 2005 and home to the Ludwig Museum of Contemporary Art and two high-tech auditoriums with excellent concert schedules. Shaped like a ship that's about to set sail, the Hungarian National Theatre (2002) is a postmodern building with both fans and detractors. Those with limitless energy can walk or bike back to the city centre along the river path (there's a MOL Bubi bike share docking station at Müpa). Otherwise take tram 2, which also offers panoramic views.