2015 Pointbreaks discussion
#107
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: London / Los Angeles
Programs: Hilton Diamond, IHG Diamond Ambassador, Marriott Platinum, Hyatt Globalist, BA Silver
Posts: 1,631
I wish they wouldn't put two hotels so close together on it. 4 hotels in California and 2 of them are ten miles from each other.
#110
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: CPH
Programs: UAMP S, TK M&S E (*G), Marriott LTP, IHG P, SK EBG
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#111
Join Date: May 2010
Location: WAS
Programs: Lotz
Posts: 1,534
Any thoughts on the HI Budapest location? Doesn't seem too far out.
Also thinking of the CP Bucharest or CP Vilius and the HI Genoa.
Also thinking of the CP Bucharest or CP Vilius and the HI Genoa.
#112
#113
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: home = LAX
Posts: 25,933
It's reasonably practical if you have a car and are not focused on Budapest "downtown", but rather on locations in the suburbs (such as the "communist park") or the environs.
It's not as practical if you are mostly focused on Budapest "downtown", as you will have to drive and park on each visit.
I stayed in Budapest proper for 4 days for Budapest "downtown", then I moved out to that Holiday Inn Budapest-Budaors for everything else (after renting a car). It wasn't too bad going back into "downtown" in the evening, after rush hour, to a restaurant I wanted to return to, but that was because parking wasn't as tied up by later in the evening as it tends to be all day.
All that's walking distance from the hotel is a shopping mall across the freeway (there's a walkway across the freeway).
#114
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Posts: 17,417
It's actually in a suburb called Budaors (ie, the other word that you left out of the hotel name).
It's reasonably practical if you have a car and are not focused on Budapest "downtown", but rather on locations in the suburbs (such as the "communist park") or the environs.
It's not as practical if you are mostly focused on Budapest "downtown", as you will have to drive and park on each visit.
I stayed in Budapest proper for 4 days for Budapest "downtown", then I moved out to that Holiday Inn Budapest-Budaors for everything else (after renting a car). It wasn't too bad going back into "downtown" in the evening, after rush hour, to a restaurant I wanted to return to, but that was because parking wasn't as tied up by later in the evening as it tends to be all day.
All that's walking distance from the hotel is a shopping mall across the freeway (there's a walkway across the freeway).
It's reasonably practical if you have a car and are not focused on Budapest "downtown", but rather on locations in the suburbs (such as the "communist park") or the environs.
It's not as practical if you are mostly focused on Budapest "downtown", as you will have to drive and park on each visit.
I stayed in Budapest proper for 4 days for Budapest "downtown", then I moved out to that Holiday Inn Budapest-Budaors for everything else (after renting a car). It wasn't too bad going back into "downtown" in the evening, after rush hour, to a restaurant I wanted to return to, but that was because parking wasn't as tied up by later in the evening as it tends to be all day.
All that's walking distance from the hotel is a shopping mall across the freeway (there's a walkway across the freeway).
#115
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: West
Posts: 3,357
And one can only book 2 nights at the time ? or 2 properties for as many nights as one wants?
#120
Join Date: Jun 2005
Programs: AS MVPG
Posts: 2,206
Or is it max of 2 consecutive night reservations, such as booking 5 nights at the same hotel with each night in a different reservation? That I can sort of understand, them limiting to two total PointBreak reservations I cannot.