Queen's Court Hotel & Residence Budapest travel guide

General Information: The U-shaped Queens Court Hotel & Residence is built around a courtyard and garden, allowing guests to relax with a drink or light meal in summer months. The heated indoor pool features a solarium window wall, eight meters high, which overlooks the courtyard. The hotel also has its own fully-equipped fitness centre with a sauna and spa tub. Business guests benefit from conference facilities, and a business centre with secretarial services, while wireless Internet coverage is available in certain public areas. Other amenities include complimentary CD and DVD hire. Shopping facilities and garage parking are also available. Guests at the Queens Court Hotel can dine on la-carte international cuisine in the restaurant, which blends classical decor with a striking black and white motif, and features live piano music and laptop connectivity at every table. Locations: Queens Court Hotel & Residence is a business and leisure hotel which arches around a central garden and courtyard. The hotel is centrally located in Pest, central Budapest, 200 meters from fashionable Liszt Ferenc ter with its cafe and restaurants, and two kilometers from the verdant Margaret Island in the middle of the River Danube. Budapest Airport is 25 kilometers away with an approximate driving time of 30 minutes. Area Details: Guests at the Queens Court Hotel can dine on la-carte international cuisine in the restaurant, which blends classical decor with a striking black and white motif, and features live piano music and laptop connectivity at every table. Recreations: The Szechenyl Thermal Baths are ten minutes from the hotel by tram, and feature indoor swimming pools, three outdoor swimming pools, as well as massages and healing treatments. Also a ten minute tram ride away is Margaret Island, featuring a swimming pool, beach, tennis courts and a number of outdoor activities. Rooms: Amenities include air conditioning, satellite television, high-speed Internet connections, CD and DVD players, direct-dial phones and tea and coffee makers.