I stayed for five nights and thoroughly enjoyed the stay. The hotel is a little old fashioned when it comes to decor but is spotlessly clean. Staff above average and willing to help with a smile. Little extra made the stay more enjoyable with cake served in the afternoon and occasional free wine on reception in the evening. Breakfast superb... More

The place is in an historic building 20 mins off the city center, ina quiet area 5 minutes away from the nearest tram shop. People at the front very friendly and helpful. Room very large, with nice decoration. free chocolate when you arrive! I had breakfast only one morning, beacuse the other I woke up too late. So I had... More

The room was clean and large (by European standards), the bathroom likewise. However, it had a very dated 80's look and was not very tasteful. The bed was a bit soft but comfortable. The room was quiet at night. The staff were very nice and helpful. I did not have breakfast. Wi-fi was OK. Now the main issue. A major... More

Really nice and good service staff. Large and clean room/bathroom. Good buffet breakfast. Really good restaurant belonging to the hotel (we received a discount every day). More

Sorry to go against the flow, I booked to stay here based on the reviews both here, and on Booking com. so we where disappointed with the reality. IF YOU HAVE A CAR..... I would suggest, if only for the breakfast alone, this is a good option, provided you get a 'quiet room' away from traffic and don't want to... More

1. Was the hotel close to things (e.g. transport, attractions, restaurants)? 10min walk from bus and tram into city. About 15min on tram to city area. No touristy things nearby. No real shops or restaurants nearby, except the associated restaurant across the road, which is worth a visit even if you're not a hotel guest. 2. Was the hotel in... More

Staying for two nights, I found myself pleasantly surprised again and again. The cosy little hotel is situated in an upscale district of Dresden, about 3 km from the City Centre. Not too easy to find by car (but we live in the age of navigation, so who cares?) but connected via tram and bus to the city centre. The... More