Loft House Budapest

As a Shabbat-observant Jew, I was allowed to get a key instead of an electronic card for the room, on the other hand the entrance door to the building is an electric one with a code! We specifically didn't mind leaving because there are a lot of tenants and guests in the building so we just waited outside until someone came in or came in and we went in with them. It is also important to note that in the access hallway to the room there are lights that are turned on by motion sensors, And here it already depends on how you behave halakhically. All in all, it was a very good cost and benefit for a Friday and Saturday stay, very close to synagogues.

The stairs to the bed in the loft were quite short and high.

The room was large, comfortable and in a great location

This was a great place to stay

Best accomodation ever.Location great, communication great,the whole place just for myself. Bed was noisy but comfortable enough. Satisfied!

It has two convenience stores right below it.

The smell... It smelled like sweat, and it was all over the hotel, from the courtyard to the hallways to the sheets. The bathroom was claustrophobically small. Bonus weird one: no cutlery. Just one spoon.