stayed for four nights about a 400m walk from the tram with large suitcase clould be a problem. a tram runs right in front of hotel but you have to change once it takes longer but hotel gives directions on other tram with no changes and a 400m walk. staff very helpful and friendly with directions and tickets like the dresden card room was big i always try to get top floor, A/C was working good and windows opened to street and i had a nice view of the city.this hotel is alittleout of way but cheaper than staying in old town so it is good option. did not get the breakfast it seemed a bit high at 16 euros so i went to the fast food right around the corner. supermarket about 3 blocks down main street really nothing else around. would stay again if i return to dresden a wonderful city

You're probably in Dresden for a short city trip (hopefully including an opera experience)..and you want to spend more on 'experience' than on plain-old-accommodation.. but ofc, you don't want it to be a shady hostel either. This hotel is a great way to enjoy the hotel luxury without paying through your nose. Well connected by public transport, you can reach the city centre in a matter of few mins. The staff is very professional too. If you want to save on breakfast, there's a McCafe just opposite the hotel. Very beautiful interiors. You surely won't regret this!

very helpful and friendly front desk staff, not central located, but easy access to street car

None of us could find away to control the temperature in the room. Had to sleep with the window open, and had a lot of street noise to deal with.

Pillow were very flat and had feathers that would poke you, had to use 2 pillow to sleep on.

Rooms are large for Europe, and the breakfast choice is extensive. You will likely be able to find something you like at it.

Desk staff spoke excellent english.