Hello, my name is Agnes, I was born and raised in Budapest. I wanna welcome you to our cozy and well equipped accommodations. As many of you travelers, I am also an experienced traveler, I have visited different countries in the last 10 years, I have seen many accommodations, apartments, hotel rooms, and I really know what to expect when a guest comes to an unknown accommodation. I also have some years of experience in the hospitality business as well as in house keeping so I know about the needs and wants of the guest. I hope you will be pleased with our service, we work continuously that you can feel comfortable in our apartment like you would be in your own home! I speak English, German and of course Hungarian, feel free to contact me. I will be happy to assist you.

This apartment is spacious, clean, bright, and warm, equipped with all comforts. The shower comes with a good-sized bathtub. The flat is in the center of the city with lots of places very close, in fact the apartment is located near the Jewish Quarter as well as having most of the tourist attractions just a short walk away (Hungarian State Opera, St. Stephen's Basilica, Walking Street, Synagogue). Also, getting from and to Budapest Airport is super easy. Our guests are very pleased with our easy self-check-in and check-out. especially with detailed instructions to ensure they can find the apartment even at late hours. The host is very accommodating; she keeps in good communication and is ready to assist with any needs. The WiFi connection has high speed for out-of-town work convenience as well. The apartment has central cooling and heating that is provided by the condominium. The condominium decides based on the outside temperature when they open/close it. In some cases, it may happen that during the season change periods, the heating/cooling is not started or switched off. In this case, we handle additional needs individually when possible.

In downtown Budapest, Gozsdu court encompasses numerous bars, restaurants, and breakfast cafes alongside an inner alley, making it the beating heart of the Budapest vibe. At weekends as well as during the week you will bump into cultural events, concerts, and craftsmen at the flea market, while breakfast, lunch, or dinner at an immediate distance. Gozsdu Court is close to Central Deák Square, Andrássy Avenue, and the main Dohány Street Synagogue. The complex was built in 1901 by the Gozsdu Foundation, according to the testament of the Romanian lawyer, Emanoil Gojdu, and was part of the Jewish Ghetto between November 1944 to January 1945 and also plays an important role in current Jewish culture. This unique location is the starting point for all visits to Budapest.