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Haller utca 27, Budapest, 1096, Hungary
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We arrive at the airport in the AM. What is the best way to get to the hotel downtown? I am thinking about the airport transfers that are offered.
The airport website proposes several solutions:
1) by train: http://www.bud.hu/english/passengers/transport_and_parking/by_train
(price: 300 HUF)
2) by bus: http://www.bud.hu/english/passengers/transport_and_parking/by_public_transport
Or, more expensive solutions:
3) by minibus: http://www.bud.hu/english/passengers/transport_and_parking/by_minibus
4) by taxi: http://www.bud.hu/english/passengers/transport_and_parking/by_taxi (from 8 to 25 euro according to the area of Budapest you want to reach)
I hope this helps,
Michele
If your hotel is close to a metro station then the bus/metro is the easiest and cheapest way. If your hotel is close to the Western Train station then use the direct train from Terminal 1. Otherwise use the airport minibus shuttle service which will take you to your hotel front door. Budapest can be a bit of a confusing city to navigate when you first arrive.
Whilst Budapest is a fairly safe city it's not a good idea to be standing around outside the train station or metro looking lost with your map in hand.
Have a good trip!
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