Jahn Ferenc South-Pest Hospital and Clinic

The staff should be recommended for working in the most congested dilapidated hospital I have ever seen. I collapsed at the airport on the way home and was rushed here. The staff did a sterling job under really bad circumstances. It is a bit off putting to be in a consultant,'s office while a carpenter is busy nailing the door on. I noticed the locals queuing at administration. The queue stretched along the corridor and round the next corner. Again, many thanks to the staff, but somebody needs to be taking better care of them.

Super friendly staff and highly-recommends

Urology: World class laparoscopic surgery. I was hospitalized twice, excellent elegant well furnished rooms, good, healthy food, very good shower connected to the room. Wide range of nurses from excellent to quite inexperienced. The post surgery treatment might be improved quite considerably

Most scariest hospital I have ever seen! Tip: if you have a small injury go to the airport first aid. At the airport doctors are better at English and you do not have to wait that long.

How they can call this a Emergency Room I do not know. On Thursday evening at 9.00pm I took my wife there after she damaged her foot. On arrival I was told to take my car up to the entrance. A security guard showed me where to park. I then tried to explain to him that my wife was injured. He did not speak English but when he saw my wife's swollen foot he understood the problem. Two nurses sat on a bench not far in front of my car. The security guard spoke to them and pointed to my wife and I. The guard then beckoned me to follow him. I was take to a store room where he found a wheelchair. We returned to the car. I struggeled for about 5 minutes try to get my wife in to the chair. The guard then pointed me towards what looked like a waiting area. As we reached the front of our car the two nurses stood up spoke to each other and then came over to speak to the guard. One of the nurses then spoke to my wife and I in quite good English. She was not very pleasant. You can not bring her her we do not have any doctors to treat her. By "her" she meant my wife. You will have to take her to another hospital. I will give you a map. The other nurse then produced a map to another hospital. The guard looked quite shocked. I was not happy. Why had these two nurses just sat there while I tried to talk to the guard and to get my wife in to a wheelchair before talking to us? They both spoke English and could of helped a lot sooner. The nurses both sat back down for another cigarette while I put my wife back in to the car. Very unhelpful, This is not a Emergency Room. The hospital they sent us to was just as bad.