Hostel & Hotel Makrovilag

Feel the atmosphere of the early XIX.th century of Budapest in our hostel! Ensuite rooms, low prices in centre of Budapest.
Welcome to Hotel Makrovilág - Fehér Páva.

We offer private rooms with bathroom and breakfast in Budapest downtown for the probably cheapest price!

Makrovilag is a newly renovated good accommodation with clean rooms in the downtown of Budapest, right at a metro stop (Kalvin square) and next to Raday street, which is a great place for yournsters with lots of pubs and places to go out.

Major sights like Váci pedestrian street, National Museum, Old Market Hall are all within a few minutes walking distance.

All rooms are ensuite, so have private facilities (Shower+Toilette).

Best choice for youth or low budget groups under 60 persons.

The Hotel Makrovilág (FEHER PÁVA) building dates from the first half of the 19th century, and in 1839 functioned under the name 'White Peafowl= Fehér Páva Inn'.

Visitors and guests can feel this atmosphere now in the early 21st century as well.

We have a total of 15 rooms with 1-6 beds (private rooms or dormitories), sleeping a total of 55 guests. Our hotel has a nice restaurant and wine-cellar.

All rooms have their own style, full of harmony. They are simple but well-equipped, each with a separate bathroom. The colours are not shrill, but we prefer bright shades which still convey a sense of tranquillity.

Makrovilag is ideal for young people who want to enjoy the night life and sights in the city centre, or for anyone on a low budget who still wants some privacy and comfort!

Accommodation Information

We have a total of 15 ensuite (with bathroom = toilette + shower in room) rooms with 1-6 beds (private rooms /dbl, twin, tpl, quad/ or dormitories /with 5-6 beds/), our total capacity is 55 beds

Location Information

We have a central location right at Kalvin square.
Significant sights / places nearby us:
Váci pedestrian street, Ráday street with plenty of caffes&pubs, Old market hall, Danube bank, Liberty bridge, Hungarian National Museum