Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
5.0-star · Erzsébet tér 7-8 City Center - Belváros
4.7(4,231 Google reviews)
Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest
5.0-star · Erzsébet tér 7-8 City Center - Belváros
4.7(4,231 Google reviews)
At a glance: 5-star · Since 1992 · Renovated 2025 · 353 rooms
Near: St. Stephen's Basilica · 5 min walk
Guests love: Service · Location

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For a quick bite, the hotel's own ÉS Bisztró serves Hungarian and Viennese dishes, while The Living Room café and Blue Fox The Bar offer lighter fare and drinks. Just outside, ASZÚ Restaurant and RÉZKAKAS Bisztró are four minutes' walk away near St. Stephen's Basilica, with contemporary and traditional Hungarian cooking. Café Kör, six minutes' walk, mixes traditional Hungarian with Mediterranean flavors, and RÉTESHÁZ Restaurant, seven minutes' walk, is known for strudel specialities. For a longer outing, Pest Buda Bistro in the Castle District is a ten-minute drive.
The hotel sits right on Erzsébet tér in the city center, with Deák Ferenc Square and Vörösmarty Square metro stations a short walk away, so you can reach the whole city easily. You are close to St. Stephen's Basilica (5 min walk), Széchenyi Chain Bridge (8 min walk), and the Shoes on the Danube Bank (11 min walk). Fashion Street is right behind the hotel for shopping, and the Andrássy Avenue leads toward Heroes' Square. The area is central and walkable, with plenty of cafés and restaurants around the basilica, and the hotel's own restaurants and bars are a handy option. Being on the Pest side, you have a flat, easy stroll to the river and the Buda hills beyond.
From Liszt Ferenc Budapest Airport, a taxi takes about 30 minutes to reach the hotel. For a direct option, you can pre-book the hotel's limousine pick-up service. From Deák Ferenc Square Metro Station or Vörösmarty Square Metro Station, both within a short walk, you can connect by metro from the airport's City Airport shuttle. From the main train station, take the metro to Deák Ferenc Square, where three metro lines meet. The hotel is then a brief walk from the station, so you can easily arrive on foot.
In the evening, the hotel's Blue Fox The Bar offers cocktails, and the on-site restaurant, ÉS Bisztró, serves Hungarian and Viennese dishes. Nearby, the ASZÚ Restaurant and RÉZKAKAS Bisztró, both a four-minute walk, feature Hungarian cuisine with live Gypsy music. CAFÉ KÖR, six minutes away, is a relaxed spot for dinner. St. Stephen's Basilica, a five-minute walk, is lit up nicely for an evening stroll, and the Danube riverside with the Széchenyi Chain Bridge is eight minutes away for a scenic walk.
Yes, Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest is an excellent base for exploring the city on foot. St. Stephen's Basilica is a 5-minute walk, Széchenyi Chain Bridge is 8 minutes, and the Shoes on the Danube Bank are 11 minutes away. Buda Castle and the Hungarian Parliament Building are 12 and 15 minutes on foot respectively, while the Fisherman's Bastion is 18 minutes away. For sights further out like the Citadel, also 18 minutes, you can walk or hop on the metro from Deák Ferenc Square station. The hotel sits near Vörösmarty Square and Fashion Street, making daily sightseeing easy without needing transport. For longer trips, the metro connections open up the rest of the city.
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