The Corinthia Hotel Budapest was first opened as the Grand Hotel Royal back in 1896. The luxury hotel in the capital city of Hungary in Europe was completely rebuilt and finished in 2003.

The Grand Hotel Royal was Europe’s first grand hotel and royal spa. In 1915, the Hotel’s Royal Ballroom was converted into the Royal Apollo Cinema to show the first cinematographic screening outside of Paris in Continental Europe. Seating was created for 1,000 viewers.

The exclusive, three-night “Behind the Scenes” package at the luxury Corinthia Hotel Budapest provides movie buffs a unique experience and appreciate the luxurious ambiance of an historic “Grand Hotel.”

Hotel guests can enjoy a luxury lifestyle at the Executive Club facilities while getting pampered in the beautifully restored Royal Spa. Interesting fact is that the spa is actually ten years older than the original luxury hotel.

You’ll be able to learn about the history of the Hungarian film industry which has its roots in the Corinthia Hotel’s Grand Ballroom. You don’t have to be a millionaire or billionaire to experience a luxury lifestyle.

The “Behind the Scenes” package also provides guests a special opportunity to attend a VIP Grand Budapest Hotel movie screening at the Arena Plaza cinema (guaranteed between the dates of March 20 and April 9). You’ll next be able to participate in a walking tour of the Hungarian capital’s most famous movie set locations.

No visit to Budapest should leave out a cruise down the famous Danube River. The river cruise provides amazing views of Budapest that will last a lifetime.

Pricing for the three-night “Behind the Scenes” experience at the luxury Corinthia Hotel Budapest starts at EUR 842 (approximately $1,150). Package price is for two and includes a buffet breakfast. Rates are good between March 20 and December 25, 2014.

To make a reservation and experience Budapest, Hungry and stay at the luxury Corinthia Hotel  Budapest, please contact The Life of Luxury.  Be sure to follow our luxury blog to keep with on the latest luxury living industry news.

Hungary is a former Eastern Bloc country but has emerged as a popular European travel destination, offering a return to magical Renaissance, ancient folk traditions, and quaint rustic villages.

Perhaps the single most underrated city in Europe, Budapest is a city for lovers and dreamers.

Although London, Rome, Paris and Madrid continue to be hot spots in Europe, there does exist other wonderful and magnificent cities and locations that are often overlooked.

One of those hidden gems is definitely Budapest, Hungary. Budapest is located in the heart of Europe, and is one of Europe’s most splendid cities.

A mention of Budapest, Hungary brings to mind the meandering blue Danube River. The famed and gently flowing Danube River splits the city of Budapest into two.

In Budapest, one can view both breathtaking natural beauty or exquisite architecture. This “City of the Spas” and “Queen of the Danube” is undoubtedly one of the most amazing cities in the world.

Budapest is also a tourist’s dream. The city provides a wide range of activities to keep you busy on your European vacation or holiday.

Museums stand in the streets, rich with history. The Aquincum Museum and Roman ruins house the 2,000 year old remains of the Roman town of Aquincum.

You can learn more about the Roman Empire at the Budapest History Museum and Castle Museum. These hold archaeological remnants from that formative era.

A visit to the Transport Museum offers insight behind the well known railway system in Budapest. In addition, this transportation museum holds one of the earliest collections of transport-related articles in Europe.

A significant piece of Budapest’s diverse history is the story its Jewish people and heritage.

Budapest was severely devastated by the Holocaust during World War II. More than a half million of its men were deported to the Auschwitz concentration camp.

A popular location in Budapest is the hot springs. These natural resources of warm water are believed to contain powerful healing capability. World travelers regularly come to Budapest to use the healing thermal baths.

The Szechenyi Bath in Budapest provides hot water that ideally makes it a popular refuge even in the icy cold winter air.

For nature lovers, Budapest also boasts many beautiful caves. Carved by the natural springs, these caves offer another amazing opportunity to explore.

Visiting Budapest is nothing short of visiting paradise. A trip to Budapest will surely be one you will never forget.