Peaceful Central Stay Gozsdu

Everything was on very good level, communication with the host, equipment of the apartment, location was the best, very close to the christmas markets, good bars and restaurants, we enjoy our stay 🙂

Little bit older bathroom

Very good location. Easy to access, self check in, great instructions from the host

The bathroom needs a proper door that actually closes, it has a sliding door that doesn't close all the way and there is no privacy. It needs pillow cases for the extra pillows and a few more towels. The mold on the shower door needs cleaning. There was dust on the furniture. You can only come down the stairs backwards, like on a ladder. All in all, it needs a little bit of renovating

It was central, well equipped and clean, and surprisingly quiet.

Bed could have been more comfortable, better quality of towels .

it is in the center, polite landlord

quite big noise during the day and the night. There were reconstruction inside the building which started somedays at 7 a.m. Because it is a closed place with many appartments inside it was very easy to hear most of the neighbours and some of them(drunk maybe) were screaming in the nights.

The location is pretty great - the nightlife around is pretty vivid. Contrary to that, inside, the apartment is quiet enough for you to relax. Right next to the building there is a coffee shop for the mornings. The keypad enabled late arrival, which is nice. The host was quite responsive.

The air in the apartment was kinda smelly when we arrived, and I believe it's not gonna get out without some repainting. The bed needs a new mattress, and it was kinda smelly too (but livable). Other than that I wouldn't say like the place was not clean or anything. The bathroom could use a new shower head and a stand for it. Although it was not an issue for us as a couple who barely drinks - keep in mind that if you are going to Budapest for the night live and you get to stay in this airbnb - getting through the stairs to the bed while wasted might be quite challenging. P.s. Across Budapest main entrances tend to have a keypad, with poor UI, it took me some time to figure out how to get into the building.