I love traveling, getting to know new cultures and people. I even lived in India for a while. Over the years, with family, stability has come before adventures. But I am glad that I can still connect with foreigners by welcoming them as travelers in my home. We are available 24/7. Please feel free to contact us anytime.

Hello and welcome at Budapest Then & Now Apartment! It is situated in a quiet side street close to the city center. Tourist attractions, cafés and bars, including Budapest's Party District are within walking distance. But if you want to go further and see it all, a major transport hub called Blaha Lujza square just a block away. Hope you will enjoy the 20th mid-century style of my home which is equipped with all the comfort of our present times. The one-bedroom apartment has got 49 square meters. The living room is a separate room with a sofa bed, so if there are 4 of you, it can work as a bedroom. I myself also run a household, so I took special care that all equipment should be available in the kitchen. You will find everything here you need to prepare a basic meal for your family or friends. A comfortable dining area is attached to the kitchen that facilitates 4 people. We have a separate toilet and a bathroom with shower and washing machine. There is also a working station with high-speed internet in case you have to work remotely.

You'll probably often decide to explore the city on foot, as many tourist attractions, bars and cafes, such as the (in)famous Party District, are within walking distance. The building is located right behind New York Palace. Do not miss the experience of having a coffee in the sumptuous interiors of the New York Café. There is a LIDL supermarket and some other smaller shops just around the corner if you would like to do some shopping. Public transport is available 24/7 and is very well organized in Budapest, so you don't have to look for any other options to get around the city. You will stay one block away from Blaha Lujza square, which is the main transport hub of the area: A wide range of public transport facilities are available here: - 0-24 hour tram (numbers 4-6), which takes you along the famous Grand Boulevard, - Metro line M2, which runs in one direction to downtown Deák tér and in the other to Keleti pályaudvar and - plenty of buslines. If you arrive by car, it is important to know that this is a pay area on weekdays, which costs approximately 1.5 EUR/hour. Fortunately, there is a pay parking facility under the building, where you can get better deals to store your car during your stay.