Hungary

£112pp—Budapest city break

Joanna Wickham
Deal Expert
This offer covers dates over the Christmas market period at the lowest price

Why We Love This Deal

Spend three nights in an area known for its quirky ruin bars and grand architecture. Flights and daily breakfast are covered. This deal saves at least 44% on prices we've seen elsewhere. On some dates, it saves 62%.

This city break is £109 per person. You'll pay an extra 1100 Hungarian Forint (approximately £2.57) per person in tourist taxes at the hotel, making the total £111.57. 

What's included

  • Return flights
  • Three nights at the Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments, in a Superior Room
  • Daily breakfast

When
Fly from London (Gatwick, Luton, or Stansted), Birmingham, Bristol, or Manchester on select dates 12 October–12 December, 2026; 5 January–14 March, 2027.

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Hotel details
Opera Garden Hotel & Apartments is a property in Pest. This side of the river is known for its nightlife, trendy bars, and arts and culture scene. You'll be a 20-minute walk from the Danube and the Széchenyi Chain Bridge. The hotel sits close to Andrássy Avenue, a UNESCO World Heritage site lined with grand 19th-century buildings. 

Rooms amenities include a television, a safe, and tea- and coffee-making facilities. Wi-Fi is complimentary. 

Other options
Add admission to the Széchenyi Thermal Bath and a Danube River cruise with dinner and live music from £79 per person.

Transfers & baggage
Shared transfers can be arranged from £23 per person. Checked baggage is charged from £57 per bag, return.

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When You Can Go

Select dates Oct–Dec, 2026; Jan–Mar, 2027

Saving

Up to 62%

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