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Esztergom is a pleasant Hungarian town situated on the Slovakia-Hungary border. Štúrovo is the town on the Slovak side of the border, which has an ethnic Hungarian majority.

On a small hill overlooking the town and the Danube is a Cathedral, which is the largest in Hungary, and the site at which the Hungarian king Vajk (Szent István) was baptised. The adjacent castle complex is also worth a look.

You can easily get here by bus or train from Budapest. Alternatively, you can take a train to Štúrovo which is on the main line between Budapest and Bratislava. From there, it's a 45 minute walk to the Danube.

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Top Transdanubia Hotel Reviews

Hotel Sopron

8/10 Good

"Friendly staff"

Danubius Hotel Rába

4/10 Poor

"Room very badly outdated,look like have not updated since the communism.Carpet has lot of spot on it,furniture are very very old not how is shown on the website.Sleeping impossible because the road noise and next door room,You can hear every time when someone flash the toilet.Painting on the doors and pipes are yellow not white because is not been painted long time ago.In the batroom many tiles are broken and just plastered over but still visible.The handles has lot of limestone on because not been cleaned properly.I am Hungarian and i am shocked for the state of this hotel.The owner should start focusing on updating everything to the current dates instead of attaching moor room to the building.Here is only matter quantity instead of QUALITY "

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