4 Nights Deluxe Prague & Budapest Twin Centre Breaks W/Flts

Hotel U Divadla, located in Prague's tranquil Braník  quarter, offers luxurious four- star accommodation just 15  twinkles from Charles Bridge and 25  twinkles by wagonette from the  megacity centre. This  fascinating Art Nouveau  hostel provides excellent transport links and free parking for reservations made on the  hostel’s website. Guests can enjoy a fantastic breakfast buffet and the top- notch, personalised service from the friendly  hostel  platoon, which contributes to the  hostel's warm, family atmosphere. Ideal for both private  fests and business meetings, Hotel U Divadla boasts  numerous returning guests due to its high- quality accommodation and welcoming  terrain. The  hostel features free bike settlements, a  theater , and free WiFi throughout the property. Apartments include a seating area, flat- screen television, safety deposit box, and a private  restroom with complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. Guests can choose from buffet, American, or submissive breakfast options. The  hostel is accessibly located 4 km from Vysehrad Castle and within easy reach of other major  lodestones   similar as Charles Bridge, Prague National Museum, and Prague Astronomical Clock. The nearest  field is Vaclav Havel Airport Prague, 23 km down, with  field transfers available.

The Buda Castle Hotel is located in the beautiful Castle District on the Buda side of the Danube, close to the tourist attractions, in a quiet side street. In addition to being part of the World Heritage since 1987, the wonderful location awaits visitors to Budapest with many interesting, gastronomic specialties, cultural experiences and attractions. The area around the Castle with its ancient walls and breathtaking panorama creates a special atmosphere, which our hotel has created since the 15th century. century building also strengthens it. The hundred-year-old building hides a modern, harmonious interior, in which you can enjoy all the advantages of a four-star hotel. The interesting thing about the place is that the rooms were once the residences of Budapest merchants.