2 Apartments to rent in Budapest - Short & long term. Options: bills included | no deposit

The front door to this 4-bedroom apartment for rent on Dohány u. leads directly into the common area of the kitchen and dining room. The L-shaped kitchen is fully equipped and has ample cupboard space and modern appliances. You’ll find the washing machine here, too. The room is furnished with a dining table with two chairs and two benches. There are two bathrooms. Both are spacious and have shower cabinets. The bedrooms are cozy and comfy. They all have double beds and chests of drawers. The largest bedroom also includes a daybed for lounging. It’s easy to see the history of Erzsébetváros, or Elizabethtown, which was once the location of the city’s Jewish Quarter. Around every corner is a museum or monument dedicated to the neighborhood’s roots. The 19th century Dohány Street Synagogue is 5 minutes away. The Jewish Monument is just down the street. Emerging from the historical sites is a youthful hipster culture. Crowded cafés and trendy restaurants are around every corner. Popular nightclubs beat with music. It’s a great spot to live and it’s central too.

This 5-bedroom apartment for rent on Nagymező u. has an open-plan kitchen, a living room, and a dining room. A large 8-seat table occupies a lot of the space. There is also a sofa and seating where you can socialize. The one-wall kitchen is modern and fully equipped. It’s not huge, but it’s sufficient and has a dishwasher and a washing machine. There are two bathrooms. One has a glass shower cabinet and the other has a tile one with a glass door. In addition, there are two small toilet rooms. The bedrooms are all fairly roomy with a bright and airy feel. And they all have double beds and other comfy furnishings, as well as storage space. Terézváros is a posh neighborhood with a lively café culture and lots of theaters. You’re less than a 10-minute walk from the Madách Theater, the Hungarian State Opera, and the Budapest Puppet Theater. Also nearby is an art-house cinema, an art gallery, and numerous cafés and restaurants. For groceries, head to the Prima supermarket around the corner. Down the street you’ll find vintage clothing and brand name shops, as well as upscale boutiques like Louis Vuitton. You’ll pass the Central European University on your way to the Danube, which is 15 minutes away.