Matild Palace Dazzles All With Recent Budapest Opening

In Budapest, Hungry, the Luxury Collection is celebrating the opening of the 130-room Matild Palace, allowing guest access as of June 28, 2021. Part of Marriott International, the Luxury Collection Hotels & Resorts, acknowledged the opening of the Matild Palace in the heart of Budapest, Hungary. The lodging finds itself in a UNESCO world heritage site. The Luxury Collection operates a variety of hotels and resorts around the globe. Each grand property is built with the intention of creating memorable experiences for travelers. An ultimately unforgettable getaway is the end result. The hotel’s owners, Ozyer Group, have invested in the property, giving the building a major facelift over the course of five years. The makeover comes from the work of Maria Valdis, a well-known designer, and Péter Dajka and Puhl Antal who are architects. Vafiadis’ vision was inspired by the proud traditions of Hungary. As the work brings to light the building’s rich history while highlighting modernity’s finest tastes, both locals and world travelers can delight in the sights, sounds, and ambiance this property maintains. Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace Toward the end of the 19th century, Budapest’s architecture was taking the world by storm, especially under the tutelage of the royal Maria Clotilde of Sae-Coburg and Gotha and Joseph Karl, who wanted to mimic some of what was going on in the famed Belle Époque. When the Elisabeth Bridge was built, bringing together Buda and Pest over the Danube River, it was the Princess who opted to build the symmetrical buildings on either side of the bridge. One has become the Matild Palace. The other will be a St. Regis in the coming years. It’s no surprise yet another luxury property is opening in Budapest. There are already fine abodes in town such as the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace and Párisi Udvar Hotel (Hyatt). The Matild, however, should be set apart. The sheer elegance of the marriage between old and new is sure to capture attention across Hungary and beyond. Echoing all that makes Budapest a hotspot in the first place, the hotel offers an array of culinary options alongside the tremendously glamorous architecture. Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace Most visitors will want to grab plenty of snapshots to remember their stay. A moment to admire the stained glass in the hotel, found on the mezzanine, is a must. In the rooms, the blue-tiled bathroom with gold motifs adds a regal element for those desiring the royal treatment. High rollers can opt for top room options like the Crown Tower Suite which sits 157 feet high atop a spiraling staircase. Another option includes the spacious Maria Kltid Royal Suite. Of course, the Matild Palace has an exquisite eatery: Wolfgang Puck’s Spago. The restaurant has a terrace that carries many away to the American west coast in terms of ambiance. Shortly the Duchess will open, boasting a green vibe as a rooftop cocktail bar. In the fall, additional options will open in the form of a cafe and cabaret. Rooms start at $565 USD. Suites begin at $1,060. The high-end penthouse named after Maria Klotid is $7,596 a night. Check out more photos of the Matild Palace below and book a room now. Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace Matild Palace

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In Budapest, Hungry, the Luxury Collection is celebrating the opening of the 130-room Matild Palace, allowing guest access as of June 28, 2021.

Part of Marriott International, the Luxury Collection Hotels & Resorts, acknowledged the opening of the Matild Palace in the heart of Budapest, Hungary. The lodging finds itself in a UNESCO world heritage site.

The Luxury Collection operates a variety of hotels and resorts around the globe. Each grand property is built with the intention of creating memorable experiences for travelers. An ultimately unforgettable getaway is the end result.

The hotel’s owners, Ozyer Group, have invested in the property, giving the building a major facelift over the course of five years. The makeover comes from the work of Maria Valdis, a well-known designer, and Péter Dajka and Puhl Antal who are architects.

Vafiadis’ vision was inspired by the proud traditions of Hungary. As the work brings to light the building’s rich history while highlighting modernity’s finest tastes, both locals and world travelers can delight in the sights, sounds, and ambiance this property maintains.

Matild Palace

Toward the end of the 19th century, Budapest’s architecture was taking the world by storm, especially under the tutelage of the royal Maria Clotilde of Sae-Coburg and Gotha and Joseph Karl, who wanted to mimic some of what was going on in the famed Belle Époque.

When the Elisabeth Bridge was built, bringing together Buda and Pest over the Danube River, it was the Princess who opted to build the symmetrical buildings on either side of the bridge. One has become the Matild Palace. The other will be a St. Regis in the coming years.

It’s no surprise yet another luxury property is opening in Budapest. There are already fine abodes in town such as the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace and Párisi Udvar Hotel (Hyatt). The Matild, however, should be set apart.

The sheer elegance of the marriage between old and new is sure to capture attention across Hungary and beyond. Echoing all that makes Budapest a hotspot in the first place, the hotel offers an array of culinary options alongside the tremendously glamorous architecture.

Most visitors will want to grab plenty of snapshots to remember their stay. A moment to admire the stained glass in the hotel, found on the mezzanine, is a must. In the rooms, the blue-tiled bathroom with gold motifs adds a regal element for those desiring the royal treatment.

High rollers can opt for top room options like the Crown Tower Suite which sits 157 feet high atop a spiraling staircase. Another option includes the spacious Maria Kltid Royal Suite.

Of course, the Matild Palace has an exquisite eatery: Wolfgang Puck’s Spago. The restaurant has a terrace that carries many away to the American west coast in terms of ambiance.

Shortly the Duchess will open, boasting a green vibe as a rooftop cocktail bar. In the fall, additional options will open in the form of a cafe and cabaret.

Rooms start at $565 USD. Suites begin at $1,060. The high-end penthouse named after Maria Klotid is $7,596 a night. Check out more photos of the Matild Palace below and book a room now.

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