The new King Apartments are located in the heart of the city, in Budapest s cultural centre. The most famous attractions can be found within easy walking distance (Opera, St. Stephen s Cathedral, Parliament, Chain Bridge, Great Synagoge, etc.) The apartments are fully equipped in all aspects, comfortable and homey. Direct contact with the reliable and helpful staff, promt assistance. Airport shuttle service, transfer from railway and bus stations. Free Wi-Fi. Parking. Tickets are available for cultural and touristic events. 1.From the airport to King Apartments by public transportation. You need to take the bus 200E (depart in every 15 minutes, the way is about 25 minutes) to the departure point of the Metro 3 (the blue underground line), this stop called K bánya Kispest. You need to get to Deak square (meeting point of the 3 metrolines of the city: M1, M2, M3). At Deak square please come up from the underground to the direction of Madach square / Madách tér. There is a SMATCH supermarket on the left side, this is the beginning of Király street. Your flat is located 4-5 minutes by walk from Deak square. Please buy your ticket in advance at the bus stop at the ticket machine with coins and/or at the metro station at the cashier with cash (in Hungarian Forints). You will need a ticket for every public vehicle, the cost of it is about 1 EUR/person/ticket 2. From the train station to King Apartments by public transportation. Budapest has 3 international train stations in Budapest: Keleti Pu (=Pályaudvar), Déli Pu (= Pályaudvar), or Nyugati Pu (= Pályaudvar). Please check it in advance at which one your train will arrive at. The unique meeting point of the 3 metrolines is Deak Square/Deák tér. You need to take the metro to Deak square, this is very easy, because every train station is connected to the metro. Please come up from the underground at Deak square to the direction of Madach square/Madách tér. There is a SMATCH supermarket on the left side, this is the beginning of Király street. Your flat is located 4-5 minutes by walk from Deak square.