The apartment can accommodate 8 people: 3 people in the living room, 3 people in the large bedroom (1 person on an extra bed) and 2 people in the small bedroom. The smaller bedroom has 2 single beds and a wardrobe. There are 2 sofas in the living room, where the kitchen is also located. This one is extendable and has a lying area of 140 cm x 200 cm. The other sofa bed is large and can comfortably accommodate 1 person. The kitchen is fully equipped: oven, Nespresso coffee machine and all the equipment needed to serve up to 8 people. There is a 160 cm x 200 cm French bed in the large bedroom, as well as an extra bed, if needed. A special feature of this bedroom is the hydromassage corner tub, from which you can look out onto the boulevard. There is also a sauna in the apartment. All of these are only available to the guest.

Budapest VII. district, better known as Erzsébetváros, is a sparkling and colorful district. The area bounded by Király utca and Erzsébet körút has a special atmosphere: the mix of historical buildings, exciting entertainment venues, restaurants and bars makes it unique. They make this part of Budapest one of the most exciting entertainment centers. ‌Szimpla Kert, located on Kazinczy Street, 5 minutes from the apartment, can be considered the ancestor of all ruin pubs. The interior compliments the madness of contemporary artists and looks like it was designed by a junkie specializing in electrical gadgets, prehistoric toys, bicycles and Trabant skeletons. ‌These places attract visitors with their unique atmosphere, creative decoration and special programs. The area boasts three impressive synagogues, including Europe's largest synagogue, the Dohany Street Synagogue. The area is an ideal place for lovers of entertainment and culture, as varied programs and special experiences are guaranteed1. ‌The apartment is also in an advantageous location from the point of view of transportation, as Deák tér or Nyugati railway station can be reached by tram in a few minutes. Metro stop, located 5 minutes away at Blaha Lujza Square.