Located in the city center of Pest in the district of Belváros and next to Erzsébet Square, the five-star Kempinski Hotel Corvinus Budapest was designed by renowned Hungarian architect, Dr. József Finta. Opened in 1992, the hotel was a significant symbol of Budapest?s re-emergence on the European stage, and when it began renovations in 2013, they aimed to give new life and distinction to the building.
When first entering the hotel, the revamped ground floor creates not just an inspired design statement, but it also embodies the very essence of the Kempinski experience which is focused on the four pillars of its ethos ? beauty, gourmet, culture and savoir-vivre. With the intent to meet the expectations of luxury hotel guests in the 21st century, the renovation project stays true to the past while adding elements of modernity. Following the reconstruction of the lobby, the comprehensive modernization continued in the first-floor event area, the former ballroom and the associated halls in 2017.
The hotel is comprised of 351 rooms including 35 suites and at the beginning of 2018 on three guest floors 27 Premium Grand Deluxe Rooms and 10 Suites have been rebuilt from top to bottom. The renovation of these units was part of an EUR 8.5 million investment that also included the soft refurbishment of a further 126 rooms and three suites on these floors.
The design-savvy sensibility of the modern traveler?s expectations is met when walking into the new Premium Room...