Historic Ritz-Carlton Budapest features light-filled spa
POSTED 15 Apr 2016 . BY Jane Kitchen
The Ritz-Carlton Budapest has opened in a protected historic building
The Ritz-Carlton Budapest opened this week, the brand’s first location in Hungary.
Housed within a protected historic building from 1914 with views over St Stephens Basilica, the hotel features 170 bedrooms and 30 suites.
Many of the building’s original architectural details have been retained, including elegant statues on the exterior walls, but the interiors have been inspired by the cool colours and swirling water of the Danube River, the company said.
An urban Ritz-Carlton Spa and Fitness Centre is located on the top of the building, and so is flooded with natural light. The spa features three treatment rooms, a thermal area and an indoor pool, along with a 24-hour fitness centre.
“It is an absolute privilege to open the first Ritz-Carlton hotel in Hungary,” said Herve Humler, president and chief operations officer for The Ritz-Carlton. “The Ritz-Carlton service standards are globally recognised and we’re delighted to bring them to a new market. Budapest is an extraordinary city and perfectly placed to welcome the newest property in our portfolio.”
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Historic Ritz-Carlton Budapest features light-filled spa
POSTED 15 Apr 2016 . BY Jane Kitchen
The Ritz-Carlton Budapest has opened in a protected historic building
The Ritz-Carlton Budapest opened this week, the brand’s first location in Hungary.
Housed within a protected historic building from 1914 with views over St Stephens Basilica, the hotel features 170 bedrooms and 30 suites.
Many of the building’s original architectural details have been retained, including elegant statues on the exterior walls, but the interiors have been inspired by the cool colours and swirling water of the Danube River, the company said.
An urban Ritz-Carlton Spa and Fitness Centre is located on the top of the building, and so is flooded with natural light. The spa features three treatment rooms, a thermal area and an indoor pool, along with a 24-hour fitness centre.
“It is an absolute privilege to open the first Ritz-Carlton hotel in Hungary,” said Herve Humler, president and chief operations officer for The Ritz-Carlton. “The Ritz-Carlton service standards are globally recognised and we’re delighted to bring them to a new market. Budapest is an extraordinary city and perfectly placed to welcome the newest property in our portfolio.”
Italian Exhibition Group – the organiser behind industry events Dubai Active and Dubai Muscle
Show – has been appointed to deliver the Health and Wellness Expo and Fire and Safety Expo at
the 16th World Firefighters Games.
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