Directions

Where We Are Located and How to Find Us

We are located where the arrow is pointing on the map. Scroll down for complete directions.

You can also click on the map for an interactive map of Budapest.

The RED arrow is our street, Akácfa utca, District VII Budapest.

Budapest Airports: There are two airports: Ferihegy Two (International and major airlines) and Ferihegy One (All budget airlines). How to reach us from the Ferihegy Two airport (the new airport). If you fly into the old airport, Ferihegy One, the directions are almost identical, but note that the train is from Ferihegy One only at this time.

We do not recommend the currency exchange at the airport. The rates are poor and there is a commission. We suggest you use the bank machine to withdraw what you need. In the city, there are many currency exchange places with much better rates and bank machines are everywhere.

Airport Train - It took over one year, but it is here now. Passengers can reach Ferihegy Terminal 1 from Nyugati Station in Budapest. On weekdays 51 trains (weekends, 38 trains) ease the traveling from the city center to the airport within less than half an hour for 300 Huf. There are 60 trains on weekdays and 45 at weekends from the airport to the city center. Directions from the train station to our place are below, so scroll down. There is no station to speak of at the airport, so stay alert or you may miss the stop. Be sure to buy a ticket at the station or at the airport (Ask TourInform).

From Ferihegy Two: Most major airlines

Airport Train: You can take the bus below to Ferihegy One and catch the train from there.

Airport shuttle: When you come through the sliding doors after Customs, there is a kiosk that states “Airport Shuttle”. It is immediately to your right. They will take you directly to our door. If they ask the district, it is the 7^th. The cost is 2,490 Huf one way about $16.30 US or 4,390 Huf about $28.50 US for a round trip ticket. After you purchase your ticket, they will have you wait for the shuttle to be filled and then they will call out the street name. You need to listen for Akácfa (“Ah-cots-fuh”) to be called out. If you are uncertain, ask them. They are used to it. Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

Taxi: Note that the airport has worked hard at licensing 'authorized' taxis with set rates. The current contract is with Zona Taxi. If you want to use a different company, you must call them to arrange it. Every legal taxi must provide a paper receipt throughout the city, not just at the airport.

Budapest Public transportation: Ticket prices are subject to change, usually in January and July:

This is for the adventurous and the budget minded. It will take about one hour.

•  At the newspaper kiosk behind the airport shuttle desk in the lobby, you can buy transportation tickets for the bus, metro, and tram. Purchase three tickets for 270 Huf  each or 2,350 Huf for a book of 10 tickets. Passes have to be bought at metro stations.
•  Exit the airport and turn left. At the end of the terminal, there is a bus stop. You can also buy tickets from the driver if you have small bills (not over 1,000 Huf).
•  Take this bus to the very end of the line to the Blue Metro station at Kőbánya-Kispest. You will see an escalator going into the building.
•  At the top of the escalator, walk halfway through the building and you will see the entrance to the Metro on the left. You can take any train that is there, since this is the beginning and end of the line.
•  Get off at Deák ter. This is 10 stops.
•  Change to the Red Metro (line number 2) going in the direction of Örs vezér tér. You have to go 2 stops to Blaha Lujza tér.
•  When you come up the escalator, take the stairs on the immediate left passing the florist, Princess Bakery, and a mobile phone kiosk.
•  At the top of the stairs you will see a Burger King at the very beginning of Akácfa u.
•  Turn right and come to number 18. We are on the left hand side of the street.
•  Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

Do not forget to validate your ticket for each leg of your journey in the red or orange validation boxes: one for the bus, one for the blue metro line and then one for the red line. Do not validate your tickets all at one time, but each time you change lines.

From Ferihegy One Airport: All budget airlines land here such as GermanWings, Wizz, easyJet, and so on.

This airport has been remodeled and reopened in September, 2005.

Airport Train: See above.

Airport shuttle: When you come through the sliding doors after finishing with Customs, you will come into the main lobby of the airport. To your right is another lobby. If you walk into that lobby and toward the front doors, you will see the kiosk that states “Airport Shuttle”. It is immediately to your left. They will take you directly to our door. If they ask the district, it is the 7^th. The cost is 2,490 Huf one way about $16.30 US or 4,390 Huf about $28.50 US for a round trip ticket. After you purchase your ticket, they will have you wait for the shuttle to be filled and then they will call out the street name. You need to listen for Akácfa to be called out. If you are uncertain, ask them. They are used to it. Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

Budapest Public Transportation: This is for the adventurous and the budget minded.

Purchase three tickets for 270 Huf each or a book of 10 tickets for 2,350 Huf at the newspaper kiosk in the terminal. Exit the airport and to the left there is a bus stop. There are two buses that stop here. The faster one is bus number 200.  Follow the directions above for the rest of the trip.

Budapest train stations: There are three stations in the city.

From the Déli pu train station:

Follow the signs to the Metro. It is the RED line.

•  Purchase one ticket for 270 Huf or 2,350 Huf for a book of 10 tickets, a one day pass for 1,550 Huf, a three day pass for 3,400 Huf, a 7 day pass for 4,000 Huf, or a 14 day pass for 5,300 Huf. The one, three or seven day passes do not need validation. Look to see if you need to sign the back of the pass. This rule changes from time to time.
•  Validate individual tickets before the escalator. This is the beginning of the line, so you can only take the train on the right side.
•  Take the metro 6 stops to the Blaha Lujza tér stop.
•  When you come up the escalator, take the stairs on the immediate left passing the florist, Princess Bakery, and a mobile phone kiosk.
•  At the top of the stairs you will see a Burger King at the very beginning of Akácfa u.
•  Turn right and come to number 18. We are on the left hand side of the street.
•  Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

From the Keleti train station:

Follow the signs to the Metro. It is the RED line.

•  Purchase one ticket for 270 Huf or 2,350 Huf for a book of 10 tickets, a one day pass for 1,550 Huf, a three day pass for 3,400 Huf, a 7 day pass for 4,000 Huf, or a 14 day pass for 5,300 Huf. The one, three or seven day passes do not need validation. Look to see if you need to sign the back of the pass. This rule changes from time to time.
•  Validate individual tickets before the escalator.
•  After going down the escalator, look at the walls and you will see the names of the stations.
•  Take the train where you see Blaha Lujza on the wall. It is only one stop from Keleti.
•  When you come up the escalator, take the stairs on the immediate left passing the florist, Princess Bakery, and a mobile phone kiosk.
•  At the top of the stairs you will see a Burger King at the very beginning of Akácfa u.
•  Turn right and come to number 18. We are on the left hand side of the street.
•  Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

From the Nyugati train station:

•  Purchase one ticket for 270 Huf or 2,350 Huf for a book of 10 tickets, a one day pass for 1,550 Huf, a three day pass for 3,400 Huf, a 7 day pass for 4,000 Huf, or a 14 day pass for 5,300 Huf. The one, three or seven day passes do not need validation. Look to see if you need to sign the back of the pass. This rule changes from time to time.

•  Go out the front door and you will see tram tracks in the middle of the street.
•  You want to be on the opposite side of the train station.
•  You can take either the 4 or 6 tram to Wesselenyi. This is the third stop.
•  Validate the ticket on the tram. Do not forget this.
•  When you get off, you will see a store on the corner called Aranypók on the corner of Erszabét and Wesselenyi.
•  Go down Wesselenyi with Aranypók on your left side.
•  The second corner is Akácfa u.
•  Turn left on Akácfa and come to number 18.
•   Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.

From the Budapest bus station, Népliget:

•  There is a M3 (Blue line) metro station at the bus station.
•  Purchase two tickets for 270 Huf  each or 2,350 Huf for a book of 10 tickets, a one day pass for 1,550 Huf, a three day pass for 3,400 Huf, a 7 day pass for 4,000 Huf, or a 14 day pass for 5,300 Huf. The one, three or seven day passes do not need validation. Look to see if you need to sign the back of the pass. This rule changes from time to time.
•  Validate individual tickets before the escalator.
•  Take the metro in the direction where Újpest-Központ is the end of the line.
•  Travel for six stops to Deák ter.
•  Transfer at Deák ter to the M2 (Red line) going in the direction where Örs vezér tér is the end of the line.  
•  You have to go 2 stops to Blaha Lujza tér.
•  When you come up the escalator, take the stairs on the immediate left passing the florist, Princess Bakery, and a mobile phone kiosk.
•  At the top of the stairs you will see a Burger King at the very beginning of Akácfa u.
•  Turn right and come to number 18. We are on the left hand side of the street.
•  Remember the address is Akácfa u. 18 fourth floor, apartment 24. The doorbell has ACES-Hungary on it.