Matild Palace

Name: Matild Palace
Address: Váci utca 36, 1056 Budapest, Hungary, Budapest, Hungary
Price range: €€

Starting Price

€450

Nearest Airport

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) — 21km away

Starting Price€450

Nearest Airport

Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport (BUD) — 21km away

Perfect For

Couples seeking imperial romanceHigh-end business travelersArchitecture and history enthusiasts

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Matild Palace

Budapest, Hungary

From €450 / night

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Popular Amenities

Swan Spa with traditional Hammam
24-hour state-of-the-art fitness center
Dedicated Butler service for suites
Electric courtesy cars
High-speed Wi-Fi
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Overview

Originally built in 1902 under the patronage of Her Royal Highness Maria Klotild, Matild Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site that has been meticulously transformed into Budapest’s most iconic luxury hotel. The palace serves as a gateway to the city’s aristocratic past, featuring interiors by MKV Design that pair grand neoclassical architecture with bold, modern glasswork and Bohemian crystal. Gastronomy is led by legendary chef Wolfgang Puck, who debuted his first European Spago here, making the hotel a culinary epicenter. From the velvet-clad Matild Café & Cabaret to the "hidden" liquor library at The Duchess, every corner of the palace is designed for the modern global explorer who values both history and high-concept luxury.

City Icons & PalacesFine dining at Spago by Wolfgang PuckExclusive cabaret performances at the Matild Café & CabaretSunset cocktails at The Duchess rooftop bar with 360-degree Danube views

Highlights

UNESCO-listed imperial palace restored to neoclassical glory
First Spago by Wolfgang Puck restaurant in Europe
The Duchess—a hidden rooftop "liquide library" with panoramic river views
Swan Spa featuring authentic Hungarian wellness rituals and a Hammam
Unique Loft Rooms inspired by artists' studios with soaring windows
Prime location at the gateway to the Elizabeth Bridge and Váci utca
Iconic Matild Café & Cabaret, a revival of a 1901 historic landmark

Why We Recommend

“An architectural masterpiece that resurrects the Hungarian "Belle Époque" with contemporary audacity. From its Wolfgang Puck gastronomy to the Ottoman-inspired spa, it is the most sophisticated and culturally rich address in the city.”