This very central panzió (pension or guesthouse) has a dozen rooms so clean they border on sterile, but of a good size. The decor is modern and minimalist, there's a pretty courtyard and an inexpensive cellar-restaurant occupies the basement. English and German spoken.
Mathias Rex Panzió
Szentendre
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