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	Csaszar	Rozsadomb & Víziváros	€ 43 - 59
	With access to multiple swimming pools and reasonable nightly rates, the Hotel Császár is a gold medal winner.




	Inn-Side Hotel Kalvin Haz	Jozsefvaros & Ferencvaros	€ 69 - 95
	Hotel Kálvin Ház is a 10-minute walk from The Great Market Hall, the Danube, and the café-lined Ráday utca.




	K.M. Saga Guest Residence	Jozsefvaros & Ferencvaros	€ 55 - 82
	Rates are uncommonly low for the luxurious atmosphere the turn-of-the-last-century building housing K.M. Saga.




	Mandragora Youth Hostel	Jozsefvaros & Ferencvaros	€ 50
	Although the Mandragora offers hostel accommodations, it doesn't have the hostel party vibe—on the contrary, it's actually a place of peaceful tranquility.




	Maria and Istvan	Jozsefvaros & Ferencvaros	€ 32 - 36
	Winning couple Maria and István rent out two rooms in their own apartment, as well as two rooms in a flat nearby, with genuine proprietary joy.




	Papillon	Rozsadomb & Víziváros	€ 39 - 60
	The Papillon Hotel, which sits atop a hilltop square in Buda, is perfect for visitors in search of a leafy retreat from concrete-central Pest.


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