I like this hotel very much, because the receptionists are very kind and helpful. The prices are acceptable. The breakfast is delicious and ample. The hotel is close to the city centre and the International Bus Station - Népliget and the airport.

The hotel is amazing, I have never been more relaxing and pleasant stay although I travel a lot, we took a room just to stay overnight there, so go on .. The staff was very friendly and helpful so it could not leave me indifferent, so I wrote a review for them!

Omnibusz is an adequate, safe and affordable hotel some distance from the city centre (approx. 15 min by underground). Our room was fine and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast (additional cost of 4 Euro per person) was terrible so we only had it once. Nice garden with hammock behind the hotel.Very convenient if you are taking... More

I don't know how it happened, but we booked the hotel for the wrong dates! We needed it from 17 to 18, but booked 18-19, but from the 18 we had another booking in Krakow! We came to the hotel quite late, were very tired, but a man and a woman at the reception were kind to give us a... More

We initially booked the Hotel Omnibusz because we had an early bus to catch to Krakow, and we did not realize how efficient Budapest's public transit system is. So, we wanted to stay near the international bus station (Nepliget), and this had decent reviews. First off, this is not near Nepliget, no matter what Google Maps may indicate. It is... More

Nice hotel nice staff but it was dirty room only clean once in three days no towels for two days great price at 10 quid a night but in need of a good clean breakfast cheap but not to my taste burger king next door and tube two minutes away Budapest 10 mins on tube at a cost of 80... More

This little hotel offers pretty basic services, but the price-per-quality ratio is excellent! We stayed here as a group of 12 people, in one family room and four doubles. We payed 28 euros per person for two nights! The rooms are spacious and clean. You're not downtown, but you're 300 meters from a metro station and from there, it's 10... More

I've stayed here twice. The first time, I had just gotten to Budapest in August of 2007, with no reservations whatsoever. I was with my then girlfriend, and we just popped up in the city at the Nepliget international bus station, which is a 5 minute walk away from the hotel. We found the hotel with 50 euro per night... More