is a 3-star apart-hotel in Pécs, Hungary. Located from the city center, the property sits at Major Utca 21, offering easy access to downtown and the Zsolnay Quarter. Breakfast is available at the ApartHotel, providing a convenient start to busy days of sightseeing.

Guest rooms feature air conditioning and a private entrance. Non-smoking rooms with possible garden or landmark views invite relaxation, while kitchenette facilities and kitchenware allow light cooking. On-site comforts include free parking, a restaurant, and free WiFi, along with a garden, a playground, and a kid-friendly buffet for family-friendly stays.

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On-site dining adds a tasty shortcut to sunset strolls through Pécs. Room Bistro serves Local cuisine in a modern setting, offering a casual, satisfying option after a day of exploring the Zsolnay Quarter. For payment, Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, and cash are all welcome, making dining plans easy and flexible.

A range of room configurations welcomes different travel needs. A Family room (non-smoking) accommodates 2 adults and 1 child. For larger groups, the Family, Single Use, Private Bathroom offers 323 square feet of space with 2 twin beds and a queen, suitable for up to 4 adults and 2 children. Standard options include a Double room (2 adults, 1 child), a Standard Single Use with a Double bed plus a sofa bed (up to 4 adults and 2 children, 215 square feet), and a Standard Single Use with a Queen bed (also 215 square feet, up to 4 adults and 2 children).

Non-smoking rooms come with air conditioning and a private entrance, while some units include kitchenette facilities and kitchenware for light cooking. The property grounds feature a garden, a playground, and a kid-friendly buffet, perfect for families on the move. Free parking and free WiFi round out the practical perks, making it easy to plan daily outings and return to a comfy, well-equipped base after busy days in Hungary’s events-filled city.