We are a Hungarian short-term rental management company with a variety of clients from individuals to investors, and properties both in Hungary and abroad. We believe that quality service can only be provided with in-house IT development. Besides our daily operation, we also created Hungary's first short-term apartment rental knowledge base, which we operate jointly with the largest Hungarian advocacy organisation in the industry, the Hungarian Association of Apartment Hosts. Your personal host is Viktor, who has travelled a lot in his life, which has taught him how to make the experience a great one for others. When he's not with his children or at work, he plays music and is a guitarist in various bands. When you book, we will send you a link to a very detailed guide which contains essential information about your stay and the apartment, and is complete with recommendations on things to do and places to go. If you need anything during your stay, you can reach us between 9 am and 10 pm every day in the chat here as a preferred channel of communication. If anything comes up that needs to be dealt with in person, a team of professionals are available to handle them.

The Chapel is located in a historical building in one of the best and most central areas of Budapest, just off the famous Váci street. After meticulous restoration, it's back to its original glory with details such as the living room's 200 year-old door with stained glass inserts and the mezzanine with its historically accurate hammered iron railings. In addition to the beautiful space, the building itself is also great for a city visit: it's really quiet and has a lovely green courtyard.

You'll find the main tourist attractions very close. The apartment is within walking distance from sights and attractions such as the National Museum, the Grand Synagogue, Váci Street, and the popular party quarter, the Soho of Budapest with unique and lovely ruin pubs. You'll also have bars and restaurants right on your doorstep, with plenty of choices to dine out or go for a drink without having to use a taxi or public transport. And as a huge plus, you'll be close to the Danube!