Corinthia Budapest is one of the most celebrated luxury hotels in Central Europe — a living monument to the grandeur of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, widely acknowledged as the inspiration for Wes Anderson's Oscar-winning film The Grand Budapest Hotel. Originally opened in 1896 as the Grand Hotel Royal, the building underwent a spectacular restoration completed in 2003, earning the prestigious "Best Hotel Architecture in Europe" award in 2004. Its ornate baroque ballroom, soaring atrium and Art Deco Royal Spa have been meticulously preserved alongside the very finest modern comforts.

The hotel's 414 luxuriously designed rooms and suites span six floors and feature every five-star amenity: minibar, satellite TV, individually controlled air conditioning, safe, free Wi-Fi and marble bathrooms. Dining is a destination in itself: Corinthia's acclaimed collection of restaurants and bars includes Caviar & Bull, Uncensored and the Rickshaw Asian Kitchen, alongside the iconic Bibliotek Lounge. The Royal Spa — an Art Deco masterpiece — offers a 15-metre indoor swimming pool, multiple saunas, a steam bath, jacuzzis, tropical rain showers, mud baths and a fully equipped fitness centre, with a full programme of massage and therapeutic treatments.

For events, the hotel houses the largest conference and exhibition facilities of any five-star hotel in Hungary: over 2,600 m² including the magnificent Grand Ballroom (500 seats) and multiple meeting rooms accommodating up to 2,200 guests in total. Valet parking, airport shuttle and a 24-hour concierge complete the offer.