Preferred Eastern Europe hotels

"Beautiful view of the Danube River and the Parliament Building. The Chain Bridge, St. Stephen’s Basilica and the Buda Palace are all within walking distance. Spacious room that is quiet. Staff are pleasant and helpful. Very nice breakfast with many options is available. "

"Very Nice hotel and excellent location. Sophie from reception was the best. "

"Nice views and clean hotel. Parking is 23 euros. I also was expecting bathrobes but did not have it. Selection of coffee and tea is great, the rooms are quiet. Hotel amenities are great"

"Super"

"Close to the river and easy to get a taxi ride because it's on the edge of the old town. Walkable, 5 minutes away from the center of the old town, with bars starting 2 minutes walk from the hotel."

"Perfect location for getting around the city. Room was spacious and clean, plenty of choice for breakfast and staff were all lovely. Would recommend this hotel"

"Friendly staff, super clean and great location. Would definitely recommend this hotel. "

"Great stay in a convenient location. Building has everything you need. A kitchen, laundry room and somewhere to sit and eat. Great concept. Not like your standard hotel, felt more like living in an apartment building. The hotel's sister restaurant Lou Lou was great although it does get very busy which impacts service. The menu for hotel guests (where breakfast is included) is a little limited but I enjoyed it every morning. Old town was about a 10-minute walk away. Tallinn port was around 7 minutes away which is ideal. Nautica shopping mall is 5 minutes away. A good mix of shops including the supermarket Rimi. The downside is the construction work happening by the hotel. It was an eyesore and not the best view from my window so I couldn't open the curtains. "

"It was in a fabulous area,within walking distance of all the tourist attractions. Riverview room was amazing. Room was clean etc. Maybe needs slightly updating. More charging points for electricals etc. Room only use. No other amenities were used."