Exclusive 2-bdr Apt, fast internet, bright, style

Experience a unique urban retreat in this renovated 100-year-old apartment that combines industrial and mid-century modern aesthetics with blue hues and splashes of color. The bedrooms are separated from the open living room and kitchen, providing maximum privacy. The dining table doubles as a work desk. The main bedroom has a spacious double bed and cozy armchairs, while the second bedroom has two single beds and restored cinema chairs. The space Welcome to our stylish and cozy apartment! Ideal for cosmopolitan travelers seeking comfort and privacy. The bedrooms are positioned on opposite ends of the apartment, ensuring maximum privacy. The main bedroom features a spacious double bed, perfect for couples or friends. Relax in the cozy armchairs while enjoying a book or a drink. The room includes plenty of hangers for your clothes. The second bedroom boasts two single beds that can be converted into a double bed if needed. The room also features a wardrobe and original cinema chairs to complete its cozy atmosphere. The living area is a large open space, including a fully equipped kitchen, dining area, and comfortable living room. You can cook meals together, enjoy them at the dining table or relax on the couch. Watch your favorite shows with Netflix access and a selection of international TV stations included. The kitchen is fully equipped with a coffee machine, water boiler, toaster, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, oven, and washing machine/dryer for your convenience. The bathroom features a shower and a hairdryer is available for your use. Enjoy a comfortable and convenient stay in our beautiful apartment. Other things to note About the building of the apartment: "The Boys of Paul Street" is a Hungarian novel written by Ferenc Molnár, which portrays the life of children in Budapest during World War I. The story takes place in the Pal Street, and the very building where our apartment is located plays a significant role in the novel. The building is where the protagonist, Boka, and his friends, spend their time playing and causing mischief. The novel became so popular that it was made into a Hollywood movie in 1969. The building still stands today and is a popular tourist destination for those interested in the history of Budapest and the novel. Registration Details MA23077362