Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants opens its first boutique luxury hotel in the heart of Budapest
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants, part of IHG Hotels & Resorts' luxury & lifestyle portfolio, opens Kimpton BEM Budapest, heralded as ‘the city’s newest hotspot in Buda.’ Transformed from a historic 19th-century mansion to a sophisticated 127-room enclave, this boutique hotel welcomes guests with a front-row seat to Budapest’s celebrated historic and cultural landscape.
Kimpton BEM Budapest is nestled along the banks of the Danube River on the city’s picturesque Buda side near the UNESCO World Heritage-designated Castle District. Guests will enjoy unrivalled proximity to Budapest’s most sought-after attractions, including the Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, Chain Bridge and more, alongside a lively culinary scene. Renowned for their therapeutic benefits dating back to the 16th century, Budapest’s legendary Turkish baths sit nearby and serve as a tribute to the city’s art of leisure and commitment to wellness.
Bearing the signature of renowned Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, known internationally for his unconventional and imaginative design philosophy, the hotel’s design borrows from Budapest’s rich folklore and vibrant energy, melding whimsical accents with historical elements.
Kimpton BEM Budapest features 127 elegantly appointed guest rooms, 11 of which are suites, three innovative gastronomic concepts, alongside bespoke experiences. It is also home to an array of venues fit for both large and intimate events, and a dedicated wellness area complete with a 24/7 fitness centre, hot tub, and steam room.
Atilla AE Domby, General Manager, Kimpton BEM Budapest, commented: “We are thrilled to be part of Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants' first venture in Hungary’s capital! Kimpton BEM Budapest blends elegance and urban energy, just steps away from the stunning Danube River and Budapest’s top attractions. With its stylish yet playful vibe, Kimpton BEM Budapest offers a unique glimpse into the cultural crossroads of East and West.”
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