A flagship luxury hotel in the heart of Pest, the Kempinski Corvinus opened in 1992 and remains one of Budapest's most prestigious addresses. The contemporary glass-and-marble building houses 365 rooms, multiple dining venues including the Nobu Budapest restaurant, and an extensive spa. Popular with business travelers and dignitaries.
The Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest stands as one of Pest's most prestigious luxury addresses, occupying a contemporary glass-and-marble building on Erzsébet tér in the V. District — the heart of Budapest's inner city. Opened in 1992 as one of Central Europe's first modern five-star hotels, the Corvinus has maintained its position as a choice address for visiting heads of state, business leaders, and discerning travelers for over three decades.
The hotel's 365 rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows, classic European décor, and the full complement of amenities expected of a flagship Kempinski property. Executive floors offer additional lounge access and enhanced business services. The concierge team is consistently recognized for efficiency and thorough knowledge of Budapest's cultural and culinary landscape.
Dining options are diverse and high quality. The Nobu Budapest restaurant — one of only a handful of Nobu locations in Central Europe — brings the globally acclaimed Japanese-Peruvian fusion concept to Hungary, offering some of the city's most distinctive fine dining. A lobby bar and additional in-house dining venues cater to different occasions.
The spa and wellness facilities include a heated indoor pool, saunas, steam rooms, and a comprehensive treatment menu. A fully equipped fitness center is available around the clock for guest use.
Location on Erzsébet tér places the hotel within minutes of Budapest's most important landmarks: the Danube embankment, Deák Ferenc Square — the city's main transit interchange serving three metro lines — and the pedestrianized heart of Pest. Váci utca shopping street and Vörösmarty Square are reachable on foot in under ten minutes.
Business infrastructure is extensive: multiple conference and banqueting spaces, high-speed internet throughout, and a full business center make the Corvinus well equipped for corporate events and international delegations. The hotel regularly hosts official diplomatic functions and major industry conferences. Rates typically start at approximately 380 USD per night.
Amenities
- Nobu restaurant
- Spa
- Pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
- Concierge
Location
Erzsébet tér 7-8, Budapest 1051, Hungary
Highlights
- Nobu Budapest restaurant
- Central Erzsébet tér location
- Business and leisure facilities
- Rooftop views
Tips for visiting
- Nobu Budapest is one of the city's hardest tables to book — reserve well in advance, especially for weekend evenings.
- Rooms on upper floors facing the courtyard tend to be quieter than street-facing rooms; specify a preference at the time of booking.
- Deák Ferenc Square is approximately 300 metres away, giving access to all three Budapest metro lines — the most transit-convenient luxury hotel in the inner city.
- Business travelers should enquire about Kempinski Executive Floor benefits, including lounge access and expedited services.
- The rooftop terrace is accessible to hotel guests and offers an elevated view across central Pest.
Accessibility
The Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest provides step-free access through the main entrance and offers wheelchair-accessible rooms with adapted bathrooms on request. Lifts serve all guest floors, and accessible parking spaces are available in the adjacent parking facility.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Nobu Budapest restaurant open to non-hotel guests?
Yes, Nobu Budapest is open to outside diners. Reservations are recommended well in advance, particularly for evenings and weekends.
Does the Kempinski Hotel Corvinus have a spa with a pool?
Yes, the hotel features a full-service spa with an indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room, and a range of treatments bookable through the concierge or spa reception.
What is the nearest public transport to the hotel?
Deák Ferenc Square metro station is approximately 300 metres away, providing access to Metro Lines M1, M2, and M3 — Budapest's main public transport interchange.
Is the hotel suitable for business events and conferences?
Yes, the Kempinski Corvinus offers extensive conference and banqueting facilities accommodating groups of varying sizes, with full AV equipment and on-site event coordination.
How far is the hotel from Budapest Airport?
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport is approximately 24 km from the hotel; private transfers and the public 100E airport bus to Deák tér both serve this route.