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The Ramada Budapest is a modern six-floor hotel opened in 2005 and located in downtown Pest, the business district of Hungary's capital. The 182 guestrooms have contemporary decor and furnishings in neutral earthy colours with striped bedspreads. All guestrooms provide two telephones, Internet connections, minibars, satellite television and bathrooms with hair dryers.
In the Courtyard Restaurant guests can enjoy modern international cuisine in a restaurant with smart contemporary surroundings, soft banquette seating and tables dressed in crisp white linen. The 42nd Street Bistro Bar is a bistro style restaurant with dark wooden furnishings and a relaxed ambiance where a variety of international dishes are served. Guests can also eat on the terrace in fine weather. Guests staying in superior or suite rooms can enjoy the facilities of the health club, which has cardio-vascular fitness equipment and a dry sauna. For business clients, the hotel has three well-equipped meeting rooms, all with natural light. For those interested in sightseeing, multilingual staff are on hand at the 24-hour front desk to help plan and book sightseeing tours. A range of practical services such as currency exchange and dry cleaning are also available. Several museums and attractions are within easy reach, with the Holocaust Museum, Bridge of Chains, Transport Museum, Far East Museum and Jewish Quarter all within two kilometres. Budapest Ferihegy Airport is approximately 16 kilometres and a 15-minute drive from the hotel. An airport bus links the city centre Erzsébet Square bus station with the airport every 30 minutes. There is an airport minibus service to any address in Budapest. A pre-pay local bus 93 from the airport to the underground metro terminus, Köbánya-Kispest although passengers may wish to alight at Deák tér where the three underground lines meet. The nearest metro stop is Ferenc Korut, 500 metres from the hotel.
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