The St George Residence Hotel opened in April 2007 and is renowned as the first luxury apartment hotel to open in Budapest. The hotel is contained within a 14^th century building, which later operated as an inn in the 18^th century. The St George Residence Hotel has 26 luxury suites, an intimate courtyard, exclusive restaurant and café, opulent banqueting halls and a medieval-style wine cellar. Owing to the 700-year age of the outer building and 200 years in operation as a hotel, The St George Residence Hotel rightfully bears the title of the oldest in Budapest. Our specialists recommend this hotel to both families and couples, as well as business travellers looking for luxurious accommodation with an historic element in Budapest.

Accommodation

The St George Residence Hotel has 26 spacious, luxuriously decorated suites that can accommodate up to 26 people in single suites or 52 people in double occupancy suites. All suites comprise of a living room, bedroom (some with a Jacuzzi), well-equipped kitchenette and wide selection of modern amenities including Wi-Fi, air conditioning, satellite television and hairdryer.

Dining

The culinary jewel in the hotel’s crown is the St George Restaurant and Café. The hotel’s dining space aims to transport guests back to the atmosphere of the formerly separate areas of Buda and Pest via a gastronomic exploration of both Hungarian and international dishes.

Key Facilities

The key attraction of The St George Residence Hotel is its rich heritage and excellent range of amenities. The hotel’s amenities are all geared toward the comfort and relaxation of guests. Among the hotel’s key facilities are the restaurant, coffee bar and conference rooms. While conference rooms are decorated in traditional luxury style preserving the 18^th century heritage, all rooms come equipped with state-of-the-art equipment ideal for hosting important corporate events.

Why we love this hotel:

• Excellent corporate events facilities
• Luxury dining options
• Spacious rooms with elegant décor and furnishings