Dear Guest, Welcome to my beautiful, newly renovated apartment! This modern and stylish space has been thoughtfully designed and fully equipped with everything you might need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Whether you're here for business or leisure, you’ll find everything you need to feel right at home. The location is truly unbeatable! Situated in the vibrant 7th district, often referred to as the "Soho" of Budapest, the apartment is surrounded by the city’s most renowned nightclubs, trendy bars, and popular street food restaurants, offering a unique experience of Budapest’s lively nightlife and culinary scene. You’ll never have to worry about a taxi ride home after a night out – everything is within walking distance. Additionally, the famous Andrássy Avenue is just steps away from the apartment. This iconic street is a must-see, lined with historic architecture, upscale boutiques, and cultural landmarks, making it the perfect place for sightseeing and leisurely strolls. I’m confident that you’ll enjoy your stay and the fantastic location of the apartment.

My name is Szilard, and I’m a real estate agent and an Airbnb host. Currently, I live in Budapest, a city I’m proud to call home. I have a deep passion for travel, and I love to explore as much of the world as I can! During my travels I love to explore different kinds of apartments all over the globe. This allows me to gain valuable experiences and insights that I can use to provide the best possible stay for my guests. I’m always looking for new ways to improve the guest experience and make every stay unforgettable!

Near Akácfa Street, you'll find some of Budapest's most famous landmarks and museums: - Dohány Street Synagogue – One of Europe’s largest synagogues with a museum on Jewish history. - St. Stephen's Basilica – A stunning neoclassical church with panoramic views of the city. - Heroes' Square– A monumental square with statues of Hungary’s historical leaders. - Hungarian State Opera House – A Neo-Renaissance masterpiece. - House of Terror Museum – Dedicated to Hungary’s history under Nazi and Soviet occupation. - Hungarian National Museum – Showcasing Hungary’s rich cultural heritage. For leisure, the area is also home to vibrant ruin pubs like Szimpla Kert, offering a unique and lively atmosphere. If you're into nightlife, you'll find popular nightclubs such as A38 and Fogasház nearby, where you can enjoy great music and an unforgettable clubbing experience. Public transport is easily accessible: Tram 4/6 on Wesselényi Street that easily takes you to the Buda side of the city. Tram 47/49 as well as Metro M1, M2, M3, M4, all have stops at Deák Ferenc tér, just a short walk away. Street parking is available nearby, with both paid and free parking options depending on the time of day (parking is only on the weekends free of charge). These transport options make it easy to explore the city’s major attractions and enjoy the nightlife!