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Title: budapest Post by: bigalhx1 on November 30, 2007, 04:21:07 PM just booked flights to go in may so if anyone has any information on hotels travel from airport that sort of stuff it will be much appreciated
Title: Re: budapest Post by: lazaroonie on December 02, 2007, 01:20:15 AM the journey from the airport is really a taxi job - but it is well regulated with the fare agreed with the scheduler outside the airport arrivals hall. This is about the only place that taxis are ok. It is my biggest bugbear about the city. My tip is if you are in the city and need a taxi go into one of the big hotels and ask them to call you one. Flagging one down is basically just being asked to be ripped off.
there are hotels to suit all budgets. the intercontinental is really nice, but ££££, right beside the danube. There are also some 4/5 star up in the castle area which is good for nightlife and restaurants. the novotel is quite reasonable and is comfortable. if you are looking for a good group activity involving booze, you should go for the wine tasting up at the castle. 10 quid, and all the wine you can put away .... Title: Re: budapest Post by: turny on December 03, 2007, 01:02:52 AM great city great nightlife have fun :cheers:
Title: Re: budapest Post by: Laxie on December 03, 2007, 11:31:36 AM At least you know where it is.............. ;gobsmacked; ;frustrated; rotflmfao
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9CRS_bYHss Title: Re: budapest Post by: boldie on December 03, 2007, 12:49:53 PM At least you know where it is.............. ;gobsmacked; ;frustrated; rotflmfao YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9CRS_bYHss You know..the kid knowing it makes me think that as Americans are growing up they become thicker. When they are 10 or 12 years old they're very clever but as soon as they turn 16 they start dropping 20 IQ points a year... Just a theory obviously..and obviously present American company is excluded :) Title: Re: budapest Post by: bigalhx1 on December 03, 2007, 08:06:00 PM the journey from the airport is really a taxi job - but it is well regulated with the fare agreed with the scheduler outside the airport arrivals hall. This is about the only place that taxis are ok. It is my biggest bugbear about the city. My tip is if you are in the city and need a taxi go into one of the big hotels and ask them to call you one. Flagging one down is basically just being asked to be ripped off. there are hotels to suit all budgets. the intercontinental is really nice, but ££££, right beside the danube. There are also some 4/5 star up in the castle area which is good for nightlife and restaurants. the novotel is quite reasonable and is comfortable. if you are looking for a good group activity involving booze, you should go for the wine tasting up at the castle. 10 quid, and all the wine you can put away .... thank for that is the novotel nerar the nightlife Title: Re: budapest Post by: neeko on December 03, 2007, 11:14:25 PM I went to Budapest for the F1 GP in 2006, apart from the rain it was great.
I stayed at the "Art'otel" which was modern if bland, although the views could not be beaten: (http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/5336/cimg0382ow0.jpg) and (http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/764/hols2eh0.jpg) I can recomend this restaurant near the castle http://www.rivalda.net/ (http://www.rivalda.net/) |