Anantara New York Palace Budapest
Erzsébet krt. 9-11, Budapest, Hungary
Elizabeth Town (Erzsébetváros)
185 Rooms
Traditional Elegance & Lively
It’s been well over a century since Budapest’s New York Café first opened its doors—the day renowned Hungarian writer Ferenc Molnár reportedly grabbed the keys and threw them into the Danube, ensuring the café could never close. Housed on the ground level of an ornate palace just off the Grand Boulevard, it remained a literary landmark for more than a hundred years. Today, still adorned with its original frescoes and Venetian chandeliers, the beautifully restored New York Café is the main attraction at the Anantara New York Palace Budapest.
Like the café, the hotel exudes pure classic elegance. Guest rooms and suites are spacious and refined, with silk floor-to-ceiling drapery, Murano glass chandeliers, and marble and mahogany bathrooms. In other words, it’s precisely the kind of place you’d want to stay in Budapest, a city where old-fashioned glamour feels right at home.
The hotel features an elegant restaurant, a sophisticated cocktail bar, and a spa adorned with natural stone and Swarovski crystals — but like everyone else, you’re mostly here for the café.
With soaring ceilings, sixteen grand windows, and twisting columns adorned with golden stucco, the historic landmark doesn’t disappoint. Whimsical sculptures of devilish fauns and “El Ashmodai,” an ancient symbol of coffee and meditation, add to its mystique. Sip a potent espresso, as the poets of yesteryear once did, and don’t forget to glance at your key card—then take a moment to reflect on an era when people threw keys into the river to prove their devotion.
Like the café, the hotel exudes pure classic elegance. Guest rooms and suites are spacious and refined, with silk floor-to-ceiling drapery, Murano glass chandeliers, and marble and mahogany bathrooms. In other words, it’s precisely the kind of place you’d want to stay in Budapest, a city where old-fashioned glamour feels right at home.
The hotel features an elegant restaurant, a sophisticated cocktail bar, and a spa adorned with natural stone and Swarovski crystals — but like everyone else, you’re mostly here for the café.
With soaring ceilings, sixteen grand windows, and twisting columns adorned with golden stucco, the historic landmark doesn’t disappoint. Whimsical sculptures of devilish fauns and “El Ashmodai,” an ancient symbol of coffee and meditation, add to its mystique. Sip a potent espresso, as the poets of yesteryear once did, and don’t forget to glance at your key card—then take a moment to reflect on an era when people threw keys into the river to prove their devotion.
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Anantara New York Palace Budapest
Erzsébet krt. 9-11, Budapest, Hungary
Elizabeth Town (Erzsébetváros)
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