How to get to Hotel Mediterran
From the city centre: after crossing Erzsébet bridge follow Hegyalja road and at the third traffic light turn left. Go straight on Avar street, turn right at the first traffic light to Villányi road which will run into Budaörsi road. After this junction you drive 200 meters more and you find Hotel Mediterran on the right side.
From motorways M1/M7: from Balaton (M7) or from Vienna (M1) you get directly to Budaörsi road. First follow the way towards Erzsébet bridge, Centrum and road signs „10,11,2”. You should take the right lanes. Follow the signs towards „10,11,2”. Stay in the right lane and follow the road in direction Margit bridge and „10,11,2”. Stay in the right lane, do not go up to the overpass! After crossing the tram tracks you drive 200 meters more and you find Hotel Mediterran on the right side.
From Liszt Ferenc International airport: go on Gyorsforgalmi road, then follow Üllői road to Ferenc körút. Here you should turn left and cross Petőfi bridge. Go straight on Irinyi József road, then Október huszonharmadika street, crossing Kosztolányi Dezső square. You still go straight on Bocskai road, then follow the main road and at the traffic light turn right Karolina road. At the end of this road you turn left at the traffic light to Villányi road, which will run into Budaörsi road in a few meters. After this junction you drive 200 meters more and you find Hotel Mediterran on the right side.
From Déli train station: go 4 stops by tram nr 61 to BAH-csomópont. The hotel is just 100 meters from the tram stop. From Keleti train station: take metro line M2 to Astoria station. Then change to bus nr 8 or 112 and go until BAH – csomópont. The hotel is just 100 meters from the bus stop. From Nyugati train station: take tram 4 or 6 until Széll Kálmán square, then change to tram 61 and go 5 stops to BAH-csomópont. The hotel is just 100 meters from the tram stop.
Hotel Mediterran is accessible by public transport in an easy and fast way by using the following trams or buses: by tram nr 61 from Széll Kálmán square (formerly Moszkva square), Déli train station or Móricz Zsigmond square; buses nr 8 or 112, from Váci street, Astoria, Ferenciek tere or bus nr 212 from Boráros square. You should get off at BAH-csomópont from all mentioned vehicles.
In case you would take a taxi we recommend you using Főtaxi company, which is the official taxi provider of the airport. There are taxi points at the exits of terminal 2A and 2B, where the official taxis are waiting passengers. The tariff to Mediterran is about 7000 HUF. For exact and actual fare please visit the website of Főtaxi. The cheapest way to get from the airport to the hotel is to use the public transportation sytem. From the exit of terminal 2 you should take bus nr 200E which takes you to metro line M3. Take the metro until Ferenciek tere, then change to bus nr 8 or 112 and go until BAH – csomópont. The hotel is just 100 meters from the bus stop. 
From Liszt Ferenc International airport you can get to our hotel in a comfortable and cheap way by using the Airport Shuttle Minibus service. For exact and actual prices please visit the following website.
Attractions near us
With a vast array of sites, museums, as well as streets, squares, restaurants, cafés and stores with a unique atmosphere, Buda Castle and the whole of the Castle District are among the most well-known and frequently visited tourist attractions of Budapest. The Royal Palace, where many battles and wars took place from the 13th century, is a symbol for Hungary. In addition to three churches, including the Matthias Church (or Buda Castle Main Coronation Church), located on Szentháromság (Holy Trinity) Square—a monument with long history, one of the most beautiful and well-known catholic churches of the city, the Castle District also includes five museums, several buildings of historical interest as well as memorial sites and theatres. The Fisherman’s Bastion and the square in front of the National Gallery offer a breathtaking view of one of the most beautiful sections of the Danube.
Distance from Hotel Mediterran is 2 km. 8 minutes by taxi, 20 minutes by public transport or 30 minutes on foot.
The Gellért Hill is the capital’s popular excursion place. The Citadel can also be found here. It used to be a fortress, which was erected in 1854 by the Habsburg emperors after overcoming the Hungarian army in the revolution of 1848-49. A unique Budapest panorama, which is part of the world heritage, can be also enjoyed here. Other sights on the hill: the sculpture of the bishop St. Gellért (Gerard), the St. Gellért Cliff Church and the Liberty Statue.
Distance from Hotel Mediterran is 2 km. 6 minutes by taxi, 16 minutes by public transport or 30 minutes on foot.
Budapest Congress Center is Budapest’s biggest and modernest conference and event venue. Distance from Hotel Mediterran is only 500 meters. 7 minutes on foot or 2 minutes by taxi.
The Gellért Thermal Bath and Hotel, known world-wide and highly favoured by foreigners, built in a secession style, opened its gates in 1918 and was expanded in 1927 by the wave-bath and in 1934 by the effervescent bath. In the course of the modernisation accomplished in our days, the sitting-pool in the swimming complex, the outdoor sitting pool and the children’s pool were renovated; they were equipped with a state-of-the art water filtering and circulation device. At present, nearly all healing facilities may be used in the Gellért Thermal Bath. The Bath includes a department offering complex thermal bath acilities (daytime/outpatient hospital), it also has an inhalatorium.
Distance from Hotel Mediterran is 2.6 km. 6 minutes by taxi, 20 minutes by public transport or 34 minutes on foot.
With the Buda Castle in the background, the Hungarian capital’s first bridge, now a monument, is a fascinating spectacle that has attracted many tourists to Budapest. The bridge was built upon the request of Count István Széchenyi by designer William Tierney Clark and engineer Adam Clark between 1839 and 1849. Like many other Danube bridges, the Chain Bridge did not survive the ravages of the World War, so it had to be rebuilt in 1949, marking the centenary of its first opening. Visitors also have the opportunity to walk onto the top of the tunnel located on the Buda side, offering a marvellous view of the Danube, its bridges as well as the nicest parts of Pest.
Distance from Hotel Mediterran is 2.3 km. 6 minutes by taxi, 21 minutes by public transport or 29 minutes on foot.
The biggest market hall of the city, the Központi Vásárcsarnok, is situated right next to the Szabadság híd, on the Pest side. It was opened in 1897 and it was renovated on its 100th anniversary. This market hall is probably the biggest and most gorgeous one in Europe – the exterior reflects the gothic style that is mixed withHungarian ornaments and the tiles on the roof are all made by the world-renowned Zsolnay porcelain manufacture. Nowadays the market hall is a real tourist paradise, but you will more likely find fresh local delicacies, fruits, vegetables, wines, spirits, salamis and meat products than typical souvenirs. You can try the local dishes as well, like lángos or Unicum, in one of the buffets or restaurants on the first floor.
Distance from Hotel Mediterran is 3.1 km. 8 minutes by taxi, 20 minutes by public transport or 39 minutes on foot.