€0.00 for 1 Night
24/7 Support
We find you the direct booking rates from the hotel, and we guarantee they will be the best rates anywhere online!
€0.00/ Night
24/7 Support
We find you the direct booking rates from the hotel, and we guarantee they will be the best rates anywhere online!
A minimally laid out contemporary hotel offering incomparable views of the Danube
Need To Know
- 48 rooms
- A short fifteen or twenty minute drive from the airport or Budapest railway station
- A modern juxtaposition in the heart of Hungarian history and tradition
Check in - Check out
- Check in from 14:00
- Check out before 12:00
We Love
- View form the bath lounge in Lánchíd 19’s Panorama Suite
- Bar hopping in Pest
- Organ concert at the Opera House
Key Features
Book Your Stay at Lanchid 19 Design Hotel
€0.00 for 1 Night
Location
Address
Budapest, Lánchíd u. 19, 1013
Travel Info
By car: 15-20 minute drive from the Budapest airport or main railway station, By train: Nearest railway station in Keleti, By plane: Budapest airport is connected to most international cities
Nearby Places
By car: 15-20 minute drive from the Budapest airport or main railway station, By train: Nearest railway station in Keleti, By plane: Budapest airport is connected to most international cities
250m
Last Updated: 2026-04-23
Expert Review
Origins
Lánchíd 19 was dreamt up as a sophisticated vent for young and contemporary designers and architects in order to bind their talents into hospitality for modern travellers.
Top Secret
Taxis in Budapest are tricky, mobile cab applications are best kept handy Pest districts 5 to 8 are the places to be in Alleys off Vaci Street have off beat stores with curious treasures
The Review
Lánchíd in Hungarian reads ‘chain bridge’, one of the most well known bridges this side of the Danube. Lánchíd 19 Design Hotel takes its name from that very bridge with which it stands almost rubbing shoulders. By inference, it is also placed like a vertical jetty on the river and offers a panoramic view of the floating, bustling, nonstop city on the water and across the bridge on the Pest side of town.
Essentially corporate and minimal in design, the hotel employed at its inception, young Hungarian artists to think up features like a painted glass blinds-like façade and wall art that extends a dialogue started by distinct designer chairs placed in each of the 48 rooms. The Panorama suite offers a wooden decked terrace and a glass walled bath for those wishing to take in the Danube along with a drink whilst relishing a soak.
While the entrance side boasts of an unbeatable view of the river, the rear is a voyeuristic window peeping into a private show of the Buda Castle, nestled atop a hill, surrounded by lush trees and cello and organ music that is woven into the Buda air.
The guest repertoire is part corporate part tourists and the two meeting rooms are perennially busy. Breakfast is a fairly standard affair of a continental buffet with a choice of having it in a cosy courtyard that appears as if it is at the foothill of the castle.
