Hungary Grand Budapest Hotel

The three buildings that make up the hotel were built in different eras. The Weber, dating from 1873, is a neo-Renaissance building that formerly housed the United Budapest Metropolitan Savings Bank. The Art Nouveau Mahart was built in 1913 and the youngest, the Munnich, in 1937 - its architecture is modernist with art deco elements.

The hotel's new décor was prepared by Italian architect and designer Piero Lissoni. On the walls you can see, among other things, portraits taken by Hungarian art and fashion photographer Zoltán Tombor.

Dorothea Hotel, Budapest, Autograph Collection offers 216 rooms divided into two categories, contemporary and historic, all equipped with modern amenities. Guests can also stay in the Presidential Suite, which consists of a bedroom with dressing room, bathroom, sauna, living room and dining room with kitchen; from the suite you can also access the terrace, which offers panoramic views of the city.

The heart of the hotel is the inner courtyard, where the Pavilion Restaurant & Bar is located. Upstairs, Anton's Bar & Deli offers coffee and snacks during the day and transforms into a bar in the evenings. The developer plans to open two more restaurants in the hotel.