St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, a famous American multinational luxury hotel chain, owned by Marriott International, a successful brand known for its sophisticated design, exceptional service, and bespoke experiences, focusing on the refined traveller has officially opened a new luxury hotel in Budapest, Hungary’s capital, standing on the banks of the Danube River and strategically located at the centre of the Pannonia Basin, lying on ancient routes linking the hills of Transdanubia with the Great Hungarian Plain, a very popular and vibrant destination highlighted by a relevant cultural heritage, with its historic centre classified as a World Heritage Site due to its numerous notable monuments of classical architecture.
The St. Regis Budapest is located at Váci u, 34 in District V - Belváros - Lipóváros within easy walking distance of Las Vegas Casino Casino and Magyar Zsidó Múzeum és Levéltár, housed in the Klotild Palace, a 1904 Neo – Baroque building with Art Nouveau and Romanesque details, originally commissioned by Archduchess Maria Klotild of Saxe - Coburg and Gotha and designed by architects Flóris Korb and Kálman Giergl.
The palace, featuring a prominent position neat the Danube is a 48 - metres tower adorned with replicas of Archduke Joseph Karl’s crowne, is a protected UNESCO - listed site and was historically the ceremonial entrance to Pest for travellers crossing the Elisabeth Bridge.
The luxury property features 63 comfortable rooms and 39 suites, including the Klotild Tower Suite and a two - bedroom Presidential Suite spanning 169 metres with a private balcony overlooking the Danube, the Elizabeth Bridge, and the icoic Citadella.
Each room features a refreshment centre inspired by the traditional Hungarian tile stove, with design elements referencing Budapest’s Art Nouveau decorative techniques, and The St. Butler Service is a available to guests.
Interiors incorporate design elements inspired by the Danube River and Hungarian Baths, including ceramics, decorative tiles, bronze detailing, and ornamental motifs.
The hotel entrance features a staircase with sculptural ceramic elements, reflective surfaces, and a glass ceiling, all surrounded by floral bronze patterns and crown - shaped chandeliers.
The Passage, a gallery connecting the welcome area with meeting and event spaces, is inspired by Budapest’s literary café culture and features suspended mirrors, arched ceilings, and layered lighting.
The stylish and elegant St. Regis Bar includes sculptural alcoves and a bar counter with a glass mural depicting the orchestra at the Hungarian State Opera House. The bar offers a signature cocktail called The Crown Mary, referencing the origins of the Klotild Palace and The St. Regis New York’s creation of the famous Bloody Mary in 1934 and ocktails are developed by Head Mixologist Norbert Tengely.
The hotel also features 99 Sushi Bar & Restaurant serves Japanese cuisine with a show kitchen and provide dining room, curated by Chef Thinus van der Westhuizen, Group Culinary Director of Ninety - Nine.
Klotild Patisserie offers Hungarian and French - Viennoiserie pastries and artisanal coffee, including a limited - edition blend, within a historic apothecary setting, while The Atrium hosts Afternoon Tea and Champagne Sabrage.
The hotel also features the St. Regis Spa that includes an indoor pool, traditional hammam, Finnish sauna, experience showers, and treatment rooms. The spa uses products from Sothys and Omorovicza and offers a Celebration Bar.
Event spaces at The St. Regis Budapest include the John Jacob Astor Boardroom, three salons, and the Caroline Salon.
The property joins St. Regis Hotels & Resorts, an iconic, top - tier luxury brand owned by Marriott International, founded in 1904 by John Jacob Astor IV in New York. Known for bespoke service, signature bultler service, and the Bloody Mary cocktail, it operates various luxury properties worldwide that blend classic sophistication with modern glamour, catering to discerning travellers.
Links
https://www.marriott.com/en-gb/hotels/budxr-the-st-regis-budapest/overview/
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