Discover the eclectic mix of Baroque, Renaissance, and classical art incorporated throughout the hotel’s interior. Each of the guestrooms, studios, and suites include unique twists on famous masterpieces, from Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring, where the "girl" has an iPhone in her hand, or a "party girl" interpretation of Da Vinci's Mona Lisa complete with VIP passes to Budapest's Sziget Festival.

Uncover the secret passageways and optical illusions throughout the hotel. The Lobby holds more than what meets the eye. Check behind the curtains to find the elevator or follow the Aladdin-style magic carpet to the reception desk. Watch the art pieces on the wall as they shift and transform. Try to figure out how to open the hidden doors to the Pythagoras room, one of the hotel’s creative meeting spaces. A stay at Mystery Hotel Budapest is an experience in and of itself.

Admire the hotel’s exterior, which still retains its original Masonic decorative elements. Among the motifs adorning the façade is the square and compass, the single most identifiable symbol of Freemasonry. There is also a sculpture of a sphinx, a mythical creature known for its famous riddle.