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Hungary Hotels and Resorts - is nestled between Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Croatia, Yugoslavia, Slovenia and Austria in the Carpathian Basin. Measuring just under 36,000 square miles, it is roughly the size of Indiana. It's mainly a flat country divided into three major regions: The Great Plain, The Transdanube, and the Northern Hills. The sweeping, fertile plains have created a robust agricultural economy while the forest areas are home to abundant wildlife and seven national parks.

The Danube River, Europe's second largest river, and the only major European river that runs west to east, divides Hungary down the middle, going through Budapest, its capitol. Nearly one third of this river runs through Hungary. Its other major river is the Tisza. These two rivers separate Hungary into three large parts.Western Hungary is characterized by hills and low mountains. The mountains of Sopron and Koszeg, are built up of ancient crystalline rocks, while to the north, the highest and most varied terrain of Hungary exists. The mountains in this region are mostly volcanic in their structure.

InterContinental Hotel Budapest Hungary Apáczai Csere J.u. 12-14 H-1368 Budapest Hungary Hotel Rating: Reserve Inquire View Rates

Its central location on the Danube river bank, exceptional service and unrivaled views have us returning year after year. On our tours, we book the premium view rooms. From your room, you'll have majestic views of the Chain bridge and the Royal Castle. We recommend leaving your curtains open to see the sunrise over the castle...Magical!!! Show Map

The guestrooms include first class amenities including air conditioning, mini-bars, and bathrooms with hairdryers and bathrobes. The Hotel InterContinental has an excellent fitness center, a sauna and an indoor pool, all with views of the Chain bridge and the Royal Castle! It has two top-rated restaurants and a "kaffeehaus" featuring scrumptious pastries. This 5-star property is within walking distance of many of Budapest's most popular sites. ACCOMMODATION: With 398 rooms, over half of which have breathtaking views of Castle Hill, Chain Bridge and the beloved Danube, Hotel Inter-Continental Budapest offers more rooms than any other five-star hotel in Hungary. The hotel offers numerous bedding types including king-size, queen-size, two double beds and two twin beds. All the features are wrapped in a fresh and timelessly decorated room which reflects the pastel colours of the city. All rooms offer: Minibar, Safe, Bathrobes on request, Dual-line telephone, Dataport / high-speed Internet access, Cable television (22 movie and satellite channels), Pay TV and video-on-demand, Hairdryers, 110 and 220 volt outlets in the bathroom, Independent heat and air conditioning controls, State-of-the-art life safety features (hard-wired smoke detectors and sprinklers) and Turndown service available. HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: Corso Restaurant and Bar - offers views of the Danube Corso, the pedestrian promenade for which the outlet was named, and can only be outdone by the summer ambience of the terrace portion of the restaurant and bar, which is outside on the Corso. The contemporary but timeless decor of the restaurant and bar interior make the views from the inside just as inviting. Live music offered daily is of the variety that allows passive or active listening, whether it is flamenco guitars or soothing jazz. All these sights and sounds, however, are only a very pleasant aside when one tastes the food and drink that reinforce the hotel's commitment to a place 'where East meets West'. With Asian and Mediterranean influences on famous Hungarian flavours, the rotisserie, grill or wok of the hotel's show kitchen make the preparation almost as exciting as the flavour. A private dining room in the rear of the restaurant even allows for exclusive functions of up to 40 persons. The cakes and sweets with which the hotel has had a long history are in plentiful supply and are best complemented by the coffee specialities indigenous to the region.