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The Hilton Budapest is a contemporary building, which incorporates parts of a 13th century monastery and 16th century Jesuit college, located opposite the Fisherman's Bastion in Buda's historic castle district. This six- floor hotel features 322 air-conditioned guestrooms, all of which include satellite television with pay movies and video games, wireless Internet, minibars and tea and coffee making facilities. Bathrooms come with hair dryers and toiletries.
Guests can work-out in the fitness room which features a tread mill, stair stepper, rowing machine, weights and a universal weight machine. There is also a sauna for relaxation and beauty salon for extra pampering. Business guests benefit from 21 multi-purpose meeting rooms, a ballroom, and a 24-hour staffed business centre with audio-visual equipment, video conferencing facilities and secretarial services. The hotel's elegant Dominican Restaurant offers panoramic views of the Fishermen's Bastion and Budapest, and serves international and Hungarian specialities with piano accompaniment. The less formal Corvina Restaurant has views of the gothic Matthias Church and also serves Hungarian dishes. Guests can enjoy drinks and snacks in the bar, while the atmospheric Faust Wine Cellar, once owned by medieval Dominican Monks, is available for tasting a wide range of Hungarian wines. Families with children will appreciate the babysitting service and there is an onsite gift shop, newsagent, convenience store, ATM machine and foreign currency exchange. Multilingual staff at the tour desk can advise guests on activities and attractions in the local area. The castle district is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the hotel has Matthias Church, the Fishermen's Bastion, and the Royal Palace within 500 metres. On the Pest side of the Danube, the neo-classical St Stephen's Basilica is three kilometres away and Heroes' Square with its 36-metre high Millennium Memorial is five kilometres away. Budapest Ferihegy Airport is 24 kilometres away with an approximate driving time of 40 minutes.
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