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Terrace
Big Lobby to Walk Around
Casino
Boutiques
Library
Visit the most important places in Budapest:
* Gellért Spa Baths
* Central Market Hall
* The Wenkheim Palace
* The Hungarian National Gallery
* The Museum of Fine Arts |
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HOTEL DINING |
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Le
Bar Royal:
An elegant
and relaxing
lounge
serving
light snacks.
The ideal
place to
meet for an
aperitif or
an after
dinner drink.
Light
entertainment
is provided
by a pianist. |
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Royal
Kávéház &
Szamos
Marcipán
Cukrászda:
Szamos
Marcipán
Confectionary
and Cafe in
the
Corinthia
Grand Hotel
Royal Coffee
and cake
specialities,
breakfast
and
afternoon
cakes,
delicacies,
sandwiches,
cold dishes.
Cakes for
birthdays,
weddings,
family and
business
celebrations. |
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Rickshaw
Restaurant &
Sushi Bar:
For a truly
unique
dining
experience,
the Rickshaw
Far Eastern
Restaurant
serves
authentic
dishes from
across the
Orient in an
atmosphere
which
complements
the
traditional
arts and
materials of
the Far East.
In the
adjacent
Sushi bar, a
specialist
chef creates
dishes which
are almost
an art form,
to the
delight and
anticipation
of the
watching
diners.
Are you
ready for a
new
experience?
Look out for
our South
East Asian
restaurant
serving
traditional
dishes from
its region.
There is
also a
separate,
open sushi
bar for
those who
like to
taste the
latest
creations of
our Japanese
chef. |
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Brasserie Royale & Atrium
Restaurant:
Situated next to the main lobby with indoor and atrium
seating. This lively restaurant is available throughout the
day serving buffet breakfast and an á la carte menu for both
lunch and dinner. Ideal for casual and business meetings. |
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Bock Bistro:
Executive chef Lajos Bíró - owner of the Múzeum Restaurant
(3 times winner of "Restaurant of the Year") - invites you
to his restaurant where you can experience Mediterranean
gourmet cuisine & Traditional Hungarian hospitality.
A wine shop with over 200 types to choose from and 60 wines
which can be tasted on the spot. Full range of József Bock’s
award winning wines from Villány region. |
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FITNESS & HEALTH |
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Royal Spa - Opening June
2006:
First opened in 1886, the Royal Spa will be beautifully
restored to its original splendour and will offer the latest
state-of-the-art spa facilities and treatments.
The Royal Spa will be part of the luxury Grand Hotel Royal,
with direct access from Erzsébet Boulevard and the Hotel
itself. Within the framework of its classical interiors, the
Royal Spa is being carefully re-designed to provide over
1,000m2 of vitality, tranquility and well-being. The Royal
Spa will offer a wide range of facilities including a 15
metre swimming pool, several relaxation areas, saunas, steam
bath, jacuzzis, a fitness room, tropical rain showers,
Niagara bathtubs, mud baths, seaweed baths, as well as a
variety of therapeutic and massage treatments. Truly, no
stone has been left unturned in ensuring the Royal Spa being
among the very best in Europe. |
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ABOUT BUDAPEST |
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Budapest's
extraordinary atmosphere can be felt everywhere. From old women
selling boxes of raspberries in the heart of downtown Pest, cars
careening by on all sides, to young boys playing soccer in the green
foothills of Buda, where the air is fresh and clean, this city and
its people will take you in and hold you tight. Budapest is a
remarkable and wholly unpretentious place.
That is the sort of magnetic quality that Budapest radiates.
Peaceful and bustling, a big metropolis and yet friendly, it
treasures the old and embraces the new. Here the historic blends
with the modern, the hills harmonize with the river, that is, the
Danube, which flows through the city along a stretch of 28
kilometres. The Castle District in Buda is the ancient kernel of the
capital's right-bank settlement. Everything that surrounds it was
once only suburbs. |
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From
whatever direction you reach the Castle District, you cross the
ramparts which completely encircle Castle Hill. The whole area
within the ramparts is protected as an ancient monument: the lines
of the streets and the foundations and architectural remains of the
buildings retain the atmosphere and memories of the medieval and
eighteenth and nineteenth-century capital. |
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