Dear Guests, I am Mihaly (or Misi in short), but you can call me Mike, as most of my foreign friends do. I was born and raised in Budapest, which I genuinely believe is one of the world's most beautiful and fun cities! It's a pleasure to share my city and experiences with people from all over the Globe. I started hosting in 2011, and since 2015 I have managed the apartments as the head of a company (UandB), with a team who are just as dedicated and passionate about hosting and travel as I am. We also take great pride in our select portfolio: We only manage apartments that are up to high standards and where we would be glad to stay on our journey. We aim to combine hotel quality with a home-away-from-home touch, which was the hallmark of short-term renting back in the day. Answering changes in traveler needs now, all of our apartments are self-check-in, but we still try to provide a personal experience to our guests according to their needs. We maintain proactive communication, guides, and services at our apartments and reply quickly and thoroughly to any question, request, or comment you might have. Feel free to contact us at any time! For absolute emergencies late at night, use our phone number. Otherwise, the best way to reach us is through e-mail! We are looking forward to hosting you! Mike and the whole UandB team

A perfect spot to explore Budapest and have a place to truly come home to. It has a large living room and an equally large separate bedroom with an en suite bathroom. Uniquely there is also a second bathroom opening from the hall. A well-appointed kitchen and dining area are also included. The location is perfect with most sights within walking distance, and the best dining, entertainment, service (including a laundromat steps away), and shopping options nearby.

The area is probably the most interesting one in Budapest. It is the Old Jewish Quarter, but at the same time, it is also currently the hippest neighborhood of Budapest with the Worldwide renowned ruin bars. The area is also in the absolute center, so all tourist highlights are within walking distance, while the rest are easily accessible by public transport. It is home to many Synagogues, including the World famous Dohany Street Synagogue, Europe's biggest or the Kazinczy Orthodox Shul, or the currently not operating but very beautiful Rumbach Street Synagogue. You also find many establishments related to traditional Jewish life: kosher restaurants, butchers, grocery stores, and the traditional Jewish bath, the mikveh. As for the hip part: the well-known Ruin Bars, such as Szimpla Kert (voted the 2nd best bar in the World by Lonely Planet), and many hot spots such as the Instant and the Fogashaz or the famous Gozsdu Courtyard, are in the area, steps away. It's not rare to see Orthodox Jews in traditional garments hustling to the Synagogue, mingling on the street with Brit bachelor party guys looking for the next ruin bar. Further exploring the area, you can find many of the best restaurants, bars, cafes, and stores Budapest offers. You are also in the perfect spot to explore all the tourist attractions of Budapest, including the followings (but this list is very far from being complete): Dohany Street Grand Synagogue - 1-minute walk Rumbach Street Status Quo Synagogue - 2 minutes walk Karoly (Charles) Avenue - 2 minutes walk Kazinczy Street Orthodox Synagogue - 3 minutes walk Erzsebet/Elisabeth and Deak square - 3 minutes walk Astoria - 2 minutes Andrassy Avenue - 5 minutes walk Grand Boulevard - 5 minutes walk Opera House - 7 minutes walk Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Road - 5 minutes walk Octagon - 10 minutes walk Deak Square Evangelical Church - 3 minutes walk National Museum - 8 minutes walk St. Stephen Basilica - 10 minutes walk Music Academy - 5 minutes walk