I graduated as an economist specializing in Tourism and Hotel Management. However, I spent the first 12 years of my career at several multinational companies, primarily in financial reporting. Over time, I began to feel that this job did not fulfill me. I wanted to create something I considered to be of real value—something visible, beautiful, and capable of bringing joy to others. After a year of planning, I decided to return to my original profession, tourism.

My family had long considered investing in a property in downtown Budapest, and operating it as a short-term rental seemed like a good idea. After thorough searching, we found a charming apartment on a quiet pedestrian street, and the whole family fell in love with it. That was Chestnut Suite.

We bought the property in the spring of 2015, and after several months of reconstruction, I welcomed the first guests in November.

After the first successful year of Chestnut Suite, another apartment of the same size and layout became available in the building. We didn't hesitate long before purchasing Eliza Suite in 2016.

It turned out that hospitality is my passion. Since the day I opened my first apartment, I have treated my guests as if they were old friends coming to my home, striving to give them the best experience possible.