Ah, the Parisi Udvar - beautiful common areas that make the rooms, which are nice, feel bland and out of place in comparison. It's a shame that more historic elements weren't maintained in the conversion of the rooms. I also found Parisi Udvar to be oddly expensive - for example, I made bookings around the same time - Matild Palace (which I liked better) went for 326 EUR, while Parisi Udvar was 512 EUR. The idea that this hotel is worth that much more, let alone any more, is not one I would agree with. Here are my pros, cons, and photos:

Pros:

• Bed is comfortable - plush-ish mattress, plush-ish covers, plush pillows (though, they felt inflatable)
• Shower pressure from the wand head was decent (the rainfall head was not screwed on correctly and spurted water from the joint in odd directions)
• Furniture, including arm chairs, was comfortable
• Pretty common areas - far prettier than the rooms
• Left a nice gift of chocolates - enjoyed the mulberry cheesecake chocolates
• Breakfast was good
  • Tasty croissants
  • Omelet was good
  • Latte was good (though, it took over 10 minutes before the barista showed up)
  • Waffles were okay
• EUR-HUF exchange rate used was fair

Neutral:

• Calling this upgrade a Corner Suite is just asinine - this is not a suite - it's just a corner room (note I got the worse version without windows in the bathroom) - there isn't even a couch
• Had to ask about late checkout - was told 3-4 was fine - key stopped working sometime between 12:05 and 12:50 while I went to lunch

Cons:

• Not a fan of the single-use toiletries (no way of knowing if they have been already used)

Overall, I wouldn't return with the current price paradigm.

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