Leonardo, Budapest Hotels

This hotel is in a quiet district of the city away from the centre. The nearby Klinikak metro stop is only a 5 minute walk away so getting into the city centre was really easy. There is a small collection of restaurants nearby - a burger place directly opposite the hotel, Indian and French which all serve great food. I didn't try any Hungarian cuisine as I was in Budapest for a half marathon and didn't want to risk an iffy stomach the day before (for those of you interested, I didn't PB as the hot weather got the better of me but the support from locals was superb!). The 10 euro breakfast is the standard affair of fruit counter, cereal and cooked meats - I tried it once and that was enough. The next morning I went to a nice cafe just around the corner, opposite the CBA supermarket, and had the most amazing strudel I have ever tasted. In summary, if you're super hungry and want to stuff yourself before a busy day sightseeing then go for the hotel buffet breakfast but if you're after some great tasting food and don't mind paying a bit extra check out the local cafes nearby.