Frequently asked questions
Where is ZOYA Luxury Residence?
ZOYA Luxury Residence is at Horváth Mihály tér 17, 1082 Budapest, in District VIII, inside the restored 1917 József Telephone Exchange near the Grand Boulevard. Corvin Plaza is about 7 minutes on foot, the Great Market Hall about 21 minutes and Váci Street about 26 minutes.
What types of apartments does ZOYA offer?
Six types: one-bedroom rooms from 39 m², one-bedroom flats with kitchen from 65 m², the one-bedroom Terrace View from 35 m² with its own 35 m² terrace, two-bedroom flats from 88 m² (Superior, Deluxe and Terrace), three-bedroom flats from 124 m² and the four-bedroom Grande Suite from 330 m² with a 35 m² terrace. They sleep two to eight guests.
Do the apartments have a kitchen?
Every flat and the Grande Suite have a kitchen (the one-bedroom room does not), with refrigerator, microwave and kettle; the two- and three-bedroom residences also have a dishwasher, and most have a washing machine.
Is there a spa?
Guests of ZOYA Luxury Residence can enjoy access to Kozmo Spa, located right next door, for an additional fee. The spa features an indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and fitness room. Spa access fees (per day): adults €20 per person; children under 6 years old €10 per child. Opening hours: Monday to Friday 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM; Saturday and Sunday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Children under 14 years old may use the indoor swimming pool only until 4:00 PM. Please note that spa access is not included in the room rate and is subject to the neighbouring spa's operating conditions.
How do I get the best rate?
Book directly on this website. Direct bookings use the code ZOYA at checkout for up to 15% off.
Can I reach the team at any time?
Yes. The ZOYA team can be reached 24 hours a day by phone and WhatsApp on +36 20 503 7112.
How far is Budapest Airport?
Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport is about 30 minutes from ZOYA by car or taxi, depending on traffic.
Is ZOYA suitable for families and groups?
Yes. Most flats have two or three bedrooms and a sofa bed; the 2-bedroom Deluxe and Terrace flats sleep six and the 4-bedroom Grande Suite sleeps eight.
What is the history of the building?
The building is the former József Telephone Exchange, designed by Rezső Ray and opened in 1917. It connected Budapest for 82 years until 1999 and reopened in 2020 as residences and hotels.