Hotels that break with traditional accommodations models are enjoying growing popularity all around the world: the characteristic interiors and spirits of these smaller and carefully designed hotels radiate a youthful and fashionable vibe. A metropolis is no longer up-to-date without boutique hotels and hostels.
Although the Magazine Hotel does not refer to itself as a boutique hotel, just one look around shows that it is definitely not a place for traditional lodgings, with only 12 rooms each bearing trendsetting interior-design concepts.
Some of the
rooms provide
direct views over St. Stephen’s Basilica, and the luckiest guests do not even have to get out of bed to enjoy the landmark
scenery. The
interior is meticulously designed: modern lines meet earth tones, natural materials, and monochrome walls. The visionary
behind the concept is Orsolya Strasser, while the image and interior design is courtesy of Gáspár Bonta, who is revered
for the interior of Léhűtő and the Loft Apartments, as well as the image of Bestia, Oggi Gozsdu , and Balatonfüred’s Matróz. The very first photos of The Magazine Hotel (above) make us envy those who
arrive here after a night out in Budapest: the urban environment and the contemporary vibe provide an appropriately modern
environment to chill within while admiring one of the city’s most impressive
historical attractions.