After a rather long journey from London, I’m finally in Budapest for the French team’s match against Portugal the following day.

Here’s a reminder of the itinerary:

Booking

The hotel was booked as part of a fan package. So I had no choice of hotel, nor any idea of the price of the room.

I’ll be sharing my room with a colleague.

Arrival

I arrive at the hotel in the late afternoon after a 45-minute drive from the airport booked with Sixt.

My colleague had left a key for me at reception, so I went straight to the room.

Room

Our Twin room is located on the 1st and only floor of the property, almost at the end of the corridor.

From the entrance you have access to the bathroom, equipped with toilet, washbasin and shower. Everything is clean… but there are hardly any toiletries offered. Just two sachets of shower gel, which will only last half a day.

The room itself has a desk, a Nespresso machine (and disgusting capsules!) and two uncomfortable single beds.

We’re still looking for those 4 stars!

I didn’t take many photos, but here are the ones from their website:

Hotel facilities

I wouldn’t have used any of the property’s facilities, but it does have a Jacuzzi.

Food options

I’ll only be taking breakfast, which is served in a room in the basement.

It’s of rather average quality, so we’ll only be taking it one morning.

Departure

Having a flight before my colleagues, I left the room card to my roommate for two days.

Bottom line

A decent hotel… But it all depends on the price (it’s a 4-star hotel that’s actually worth 2).

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