Vadvirág Panzió

Frommer's Review

A good 10-minute walk from the bus stop, the Vadvirág (the name means wildflower) is in a gorgeous part of the Buda Hills just a few blocks behind the Béla Bartók Memorial House. Sloping gardens and terraces surround the pension. Inside, the hallways are decorated with prints by the late Hungarian-born op artist Victor Vasarely. The rooms are all different; most are small but tastefully furnished. Half the rooms have balconies; some have refrigerators. Room no. 2 is the best in the house: It's a small suite with a balcony. There's a sauna (10€/$12 per hour) and a small restaurant with plenty of outdoor seating.

Facilities:
Bar; sauna; laundry service

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