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location
situated a stone's throw from the Danube on the Pest side in the
quiet residential area of Újlipótváros, only a five minute walk
from the Westend shopping centre and the 'Körút' (the
inner ring road which links the city together),
the budaveg
vegetarian apartment is handily placed on the corner of
Hegedûs Gyula utca and Victor Hugo utca. There are five health
shops, a park, a vegan cafe and a veggie sandwich
bar in the local area, with Margaret Island and the city's
sights only a short walk or tram ride away <<
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details
> fourth floor (there is a lift!)
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very light and quiet
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two bedrooms, bathroom, WC, kitchen and dining area
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non-smoking
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no pets, sorry
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free broadband internet
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bedrooms
> sleep up to six people
> one
double room with a double bed and a sofa bed
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one twin
room
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discount:
we have various discounts, please check the prices
page for detailed information.
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kitchen
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vegetarian (we ask all guests to respect this)
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already
stocked with cooking utensils, herbs, spices, oils, tea, coffee
and all the other basic ingredients.
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pay-as-you-eat mini-bar - extra items such as pasta, jam, vegan
spread, crisps, juice, mineral water that you can eat then pay for
when you leave
> gas cooker, microwave
oven
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toaster, blender,
espresso machine
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large
fridge and freezer
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can order fruit, veg, healthy cakes, bread and other items (all organic
if you prefer) at cost price to be in the flat when you arrive - see
the contact page
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flat
facilities
> towels and bedding provided free
of charge - all 100% cotton, with polyester allergy-free duvets
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beautiful bathroom with shower
> bringing your car? There are two
24hr guarded car parks near the apartment
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sofa, armchairs, wardrobes, cd and cassette player
>free
broadband internet connection (bring your laptop).
>washing
machine with ecological washing liquid (1.50€ per wash)
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provide books and magazines about Hungary and green issues, so no
need to switch on the TV (there isn't one!)
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shopping
just around the corner from the flat are
no less than four health shops! Plus you have got Westend, the biggest
shopping mall in Central Europe, and a spectacularly colourful market
hall for fresh produce a few minutes walk away << |
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veggie
pledge: read all about the veggie and ethical
principles that make the budaveg apartment stand out from the crowd
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getting around
> the apartment is just a few minutes' walk away from
the main attractions, it's in the heart
of the city
> nearest Metro: is a 5 minute walk the Lehel
tér station is on the blue line, which runs
North-South and connects with the other two lines at Deak
Ferenc tér
> nearest trams: 4 and 6 which run around the whole city
- nearest stops are Nyugati tér and Jászai
Mari tér on the Szent István Körút.
> You'll find the bus 15 right in front of the flat which
takes you downtown, and there are two trolley busses one
takes you to the Keleti Railway Station and the other to
the City Park. Budapest has an excellent and cheap public
transport system for timetables click here.<<
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getting to budaveg
> the easiest way is to tick airport pick up,
so I collect you at the airport and can give you detailed
info about Budapest on the way. Unfortunately I'm not always
available.
>there
is a brand new train link between Ferihegy
Terminal 1 and Nyugati railway station. It takes
half an hour and goes roughly every half an hour, the cost
is 300 hufs. From Nyugati the budaveg vegetarian
apartment is a 10 minute walk.
>Budaveg works with a very reliable taxi driver, Csaba
who collects you at the airport and takes you to the
flat for 4000 huf.
>You
can take a taxi from the airport but most of them
will overcharge tourists. It's 28 kms so you can expect
to pay between 5600-7000 hufs.
>You
can take the Airport
Minibus which charges 2100 huf or 3600 huf
for a round trip per person. It's 11 person seater minibus,
so you normally have to wait 10-20 minutes till they fill
the bus. Good service if you are not in a rush, but the
budaveg taxi is cheaper if you are two or more.
>It
takes around an hour an a half to get to budaveg by public
transport. Take the airport bus in front of the terminal
till the other destination and change there to the blue
metro. Get off at Lehel Ter station. Make sure you buy tickets
in advance and punch one on the bus and the second at the
entrance of the Metro.
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