Residence surroundings

Welcome to Budapest. A pearl on the Danube River, whose beauty made it one of the most stylish European cities in the 19th century.

The Mamaison Residence Izabella is just 20 metres from the famous Andrássy Avenue. A quiet retreat in the city centre, it is the ideal starting point for exploring the best of the Hungarian capital.

You’ll find popular cafés, restaurants, boutiques and museums very close by. A 15⁠⁠-⁠⁠minute walk takes you to the sights on the historic Heroes' Square, with the chance to relax at the Széchenyi Thermal Baths or go shopping at the West End shopping centre.

Whichever facet of Budapest you choose to explore, it will be close to Mamaison Residence Izabella.

Just a few steps from the hotel

Iconic landmarks

Buda Castle

Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Szechényi Thermal Baths

Andrássy Avenue

Margaret Island

St. Stephen's Basilica

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Buda Castle

Buda Castle, also known as the Royal Castle, stands proudly on Budapest's Castle Hill and is one of the iconic buildings that make up Budapest's unique skyline.

The castle district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to a number of museums and churches, the most famous of which is Matthias Church. The Fisherman's Bastion offers a wonderful view of the rest of the city and parliament on the other side of the Danube.

Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Visit Budapest Zoo, where you can spend an afternoon in the South American jungle, explore the African savannah, see a butterfly garden or even witness the day⁠⁠-⁠⁠to⁠⁠-⁠⁠day life of wild animals in Madagascar. And you’ll find interactive exhibits and enjoy a 3D cinema in the mysterious labyrinth of the Magic Mountain.

Szechényi Thermal Baths

Rest your body and mind at the most popular hot spring spa complex in Budapest. The Széchenyi Spa and Baths are a popular place for tourists and locals to relax.

The complex offers thermal pools, saunas and steam baths, various massages and even a beer spa. You can easily forget the hustle and bustle of the city in one of the many outdoor pools amidst the charming neoclassical buildings.

Andrássy Avenue

Experience the authentic Budapest atmosphere and enjoy some Hungarian pastries in one of the cafés on Andrássy Avenue. The avenue is home to Hungarian and international restaurants, elegant boutiques and art galleries. When exploring the city, don't miss the Hungarian State Opera House or the impressive Drechsler Palace!

Nothing demonstrates the uniqueness of Andrássy Avenue more than its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Margaret Island

Stroll around an island surrounded by the Danube, where you'll find a beautiful rose and Japanese garden, a wildlife park and the Musical Fountain, which dances to the rhythm of classics and pop hits at regular intervals, accompanied by a light show at night.

Margaret Island is located in the centre of Budapest, about half an hour's walk from our hotel. In addition to the attractions, the island also has food and refreshment stands, a thermal spa and a nightclub.

St. Stephen's Basilica

The Basilica is one of Budapest's most popular tourist attractions and the symbol of the city, as it is the location of the reliquary housing the right hand of King Saint Stephen.

The dome offers a magnificent view of the Hungarian capital, and the square in front of it has a number of cafés and restaurants.