Our hotel has the same age as the Hungarian capital. Budapest dates back to 1872 when three towns: Pest, Buda and Óbuda were united. That year the hotel called Queen Erzsébet (Elizabeth), after the wife of the then ruling monarch, was inaugurated. Today the building preserves from the more than 100-year-old past, of course, the excellent traditions only. The age-worn house was closed in 1976, and later on it was even pulled down, and the modern three-star Hotel Erzsébet was opened in the summer of 1985 in its place. The house can be found in the centre of the capital, quite near the business quarter and places of entertainment. The railway station is situated 2 km from it, and it takes 30 minutes to get to the airport by taxi. Located in the downtown, it is easy for the guests to reach everything in a short time and they need not be afraid of the nuisance caused by the heavy traffic, because all rooms are specially soundproof.