Getting to The 8 Hotel from Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport

The 8 Hotel is conveniently located in Zoltan street 8, 1054 Budapest in the heart of the 5th district, approximately 40–50 minutes from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport.

Airport Express Bus 100E (Recommended):

The easiest and most popular option is the direct 100E Airport Express bus, which operates 24/7 between the airport and central Budapest.

Journey information:

Journey time: approximately 40 minutes
Operates 24/7
Airport shuttle ticket required
Tickets can be purchased:
- at airport ticket machines
- via the BudapestGO app
- directly onboard using contactless payment

Link to official BKK website & to purchase tickets

How to reach the hotel:

Take the 100E Airport Express from Terminal 2.
Exit at Deák Ferenc tér.
From Deák Ferenc tér:
- Taxi (~5 minutes, we recommend to use Bolt, an official local taxi company with their own mobile app for safe and convenient taxi bookings)
- Walk (~15–20 minutes)
- Metro line 2, stop at Kossuth Lajos tér (~2 minutes)

Sightseeing and landmarks near the hotel

Discover Budapest from the Heart of District V

Located on Zoltán Street, just steps from the iconic Hungarian Parliament Building, your hotel sits in one of the best starting points for exploring Budapest. You can walk to many of the city’s most famous landmarks, riverside promenades, cafés, thermal baths, and cultural attractions within minutes.

Hungarian Parliament Building

One of Europe’s most beautiful parliamentary buildings and the defining landmark of Budapest. You can admire the Neo-Gothic architecture from the outside or join guided tours inside to see the Crown Jewels and grand ceremonial halls.

Danube Promenade

A scenic riverside walk offering unforgettable views of Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, and the Parliament. Ideal for morning strolls, sunset walks, or evening photography.

Shoes on the Danube Bank

A moving memorial honoring victims of World War II. Located only a short walk from the hotel, it is one of the city’s most meaningful historical sites.

Széchenyi Chain Bridge

The city’s most famous bridge connects Pest to Buda and leads directly toward Castle Hill and the historic old town.

Historic Budapest

Buda Castle

A UNESCO World Heritage site overlooking the Danube. Explore castle courtyards, museums, panoramic viewpoints, and charming cobbled streets.

Fisherman's Bastion

Known for its fairy-tale towers and breathtaking panoramic views over Pest and the Parliament.

Matthias Church

A stunning Gothic church rich in Hungarian royal history and famous for its colorful tiled roof.

Thermal Baths & Relaxation

Budapest is internationally famous for its thermal bath culture.

Széchenyi Thermal Bath

The city’s largest and most famous thermal bath complex, located in City Park.

Gellért Baths

Elegant Art Nouveau baths inside the historic Gellért Hotel.

Rudas Baths

A traditional Ottoman-era thermal bath with a rooftop pool overlooking the Danube.

Food, Cafés & Local Atmosphere

St. Stephen's Basilica Area

The streets surrounding the Basilica are filled with cafés, wine bars, restaurants, and lively terraces.

Central Market Hall

The best place to discover Hungarian specialties, paprika, local wines, and traditional street food.

Váci Street

Budapest’s famous pedestrian shopping street with boutiques, cafés, and restaurants.

Evening Experiences

Danube River Cruises

An evening cruise offers spectacular illuminated views of Parliament, Buda Castle, and the bridges of Budapest.

Ruin Bars

Explore Budapest’s famous ruin bars, unique venues built inside historic courtyards and abandoned buildings.

Hungarian State Opera House

A beautifully restored opera house offering world-class performances and guided tours.