Risk check
Who is using your NTAK number?
One NTAK number belongs to one property. In practice the same number sometimes runs on a dozen listings, and the owner only finds out when an inspection arrives. Enter the number and we will show you what we see about it on the Budapest market.
What we check
Four registries, one question
We build the answer from four sources. Every field says which one it came from, and flags anything that is only an assumption.
Listings
Which Budapest Airbnb and Booking listings display this number, and how we rate each one: the number belongs to the listing, looks suspicious, or is foreign to it.
Hosts
Who these listings belong to, and how many listings the same host runs in Budapest.
Accommodation rating
Whether the number appears in the public register of rated accommodations (szallashelyminosites.hu), with how many stars, and until when the rating is valid.
District permit
Whether a district accommodation permit can be linked to the number, and what it contains: rooms, beds, licensed capacity.
How to read the result
- Our listing data covers Budapest only. For a rural property, "no listings found" on its own means nothing.
- Registries are snapshots. Every result states the date of the data you are looking at.
- This is not an official ruling. If you see a discrepancy, the rating body and your district clerk are the places to sort it out.
- The operator match is our own inference from market data, not official information.
Found something that does not add up?
If a listing you do not know runs on your number, or your permit is missing, you do not have to sort it out alone. Write to us and we will look at what can be done.