Renovated and furnished 1-bedroom apartment in Budapest

Welcome to this stylish, freshly renovated apartment right in the middle of Budapest's most vibrant district. Bright, airy and thoughtfully designed, it's an ideal base for couples, solo travelers, friends or business guests exploring the city.

Living & Dining Area The open-plan living room is flooded with natural light through large windows with soft sheer blinds. A whitewashed exposed-brick wall adds warmth and character, while the comfortable corner sofa bed (with chaise) gives you extra sleeping space for an additional guest. A round dining table with seating for four sits next to the living area, and a wall-mounted TV and air conditioning keep you entertained and comfortable all year round.

Fully Equipped Kitchen The sleek, high-gloss white kitchen has everything you need to cook or simply make a quick breakfast: built-in oven, microwave, induction hob, extractor hood, fridge-freezer, and a Nespresso coffee machine for your morning espresso. A breakfast bar with two stools offers a cozy spot for coffee or a laptop session.

Bedroom The bedroom features a comfortable double bed with an upholstered headboard and crisp striped linens, a work desk with chair, air conditioning, and a sofa bed for extra flexibility. Soft recessed lighting creates a relaxing atmosphere. A walk-in wardrobe area with a clothes rail, hangers and a chest of drawers offers plenty of space for your belongings.

Bathroom The modern bathroom is finished with classic white metro tiles and includes a spacious walk-in shower with rain shower head and glass door, a wall-hung toilet, a vanity unit with large mirror, and a heated towel rail.

Location

Rumbach Sebestyén utca sits in the heart of the Jewish Quarter (District VII), surrounded by Budapest's best-known ruin bars, restaurants, cafés and street food spots. You'll be steps from:

Dohány Street Synagogue, the largest synagogue in Europe Szimpla Kert and other famous ruin bars Gozsdu Courtyard, with its lively bars and restaurants Deák Ferenc tér, the central transport hub where three metro lines meet Váci utca and the Danube promenade, within walking distance St. Stephen's Basilica and the Hungarian State Opera, a short stroll away

Trams, buses and metro stations are close by, so the whole city is easy to reach, including the airport via public transport.