Fifth District deputy mayor András Puskás has ordered the district notary to launch an internal investigation in connection with complaints regarding a hotel constructed in the courtyard of an apartment building.
Residents of Molnár u. 35 complain that from the corridor they can touch the walls of a six-storey hotel built in the courtyard.
The notary was ordered not to issue a permit for use of the hotel until it has been ascertained whether the builders proceeded in line with regulations.
District mayor Antal Rogán is away.
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“Residents of Molnár u. 35 complain that from the corridor they can touch the walls of a six-storey hotel built in the courtyard.” MY TAKE: Another stupid hotel to gouge the dumb foreigners. Just what Hungary so desperately needs.
@Filmic
You’re take’ is what would be expected from a 5-year old!
My Take is that yet another ‘Bribe’ or ‘Back-Hander’ has seen this project built as it is??
I’d also suggest that as ‘Stupid Foriegners’ currently bankroll Hungary you’d best think before you put your foot in your mouth next time.
I wonder if all Hungarians that stay in foriegn hotels are reffered to as Un-educated, Tax-Evading, Mafia Criminals…….
These never-ending “luxury” hotels in Budapest are built exclusively for foreigners. Until a few years ago, for example, a Hungarian national was flatly refused entry to the casino at the Buda Hilton. There even was a sign there in the local lingo, “No Hungarians permitted to enter these promises,” or something like that. These days, some maffiosos, Commies, and the like may come from the countryside and stay at a Budapest hotel, but they probably have a crash pad in the capital for these occassions, anyhow.
IMHO, every foreigner who has put honest money into a biz in Hungary will eventually come to regret it. Anyhow, the idea of a six-story tall hotel smack in the middle of a cramped courtyard defies comprehension. But I guess in Hungary, they are still in the 1980s with slogans like “Greed is Good.”