Dresden Hotels with Wifi

An excellent stay, quiet and comfortable. After one night, I immediately booked two more. Everything you need is nearby, making it a very convenient location. A big thank you to the front desk staff for allowing me to extend my stay in the same room. Not having to move my luggage or check out and then check back in really showed they care about their guests and saved me a lot of hassle. If I could, I'd give it 10 stars!

The room was excellent! I was traveling with my three children and elderly mother. Everything I requested was ready for our arrival, including a sufficient number of towels and even the sofa bed was made (usually I have to remind them about this). It was a two-bedroom apartment with a mini-kitchen. Breakfast was wonderful; even with a high occupancy, the restaurant handled it perfectly. Croissants and fruits were replenished instantly. Very clean! We were able to leave our luggage after check-out. The staff was helpful in every way. The hotel doesn't have its own parking, but there's a shopping center nearby with 24-hour parking for 15 euros/day.

The room and bathroom are very large and clean. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was full. The location is very good, walking along the river to the Senbo Opera, Zwenger Palace, Notre Dame Church and other attractions are convenient.

We had a good night's rest at this hotel. It has a great location and new rooms with a good floor plan. This hotel was within 100 m of the Kreuzkirche Dresden so we were able to start our exploration of Dresden as soon as we got parked. The hotel's location is within 15 minutes walking distance of most of Dresden's main attractions that are south of the river and the good public transit in Dresden makes the city very easy to see lots. The room was nicely appointed with blackout curtains, a chair that transforms into a bed, a desk with a chair, large TV, coffee/tea station and some good lighting. The only complaint we had about the room was that the air conditioning was not strong enough during our stay but we had a pretty good night's sleep at this quiet hotel. I thought the bed was comfy and pretty standard to Premier Inn but my wife found the mattress to be too soft for her. The bathroom was nice and large with plenty of counter space and a large shower stall. There is this purple light you can turn on at night too so you don't disturb your partner which helps because it is a frosted glass door. It is very easy to get hot water in the faucet and shower here. The shower has an all in one body wash and the shower stall is huge compared to other hotels we've stayed at in Europe. If you use the hotel's covered parking it costs 20 euros a night and there is covered/secured parking that costs 12-20 euros a night. We went with the uncovered parking lot that had a man there 24/7 and it was 12 euros for the night. There is a street right in front of the hotel that has no signage for parking but the front desk told us that if you park there there is a 60 Euro fine if you're caught. We like breakfast in the morning at hotels we stay at in Europe but we found this one was very pricey. There are bakeries, cafes and even a McDonald's nearby that gave much better value for us. We felt the location and price for the hotel was perfect for our time in Germany and would recommend this hotel for a short stay in Dresden because there is lots to see in this city.

I stayed at this hotel right before the festival so I would say the price was affordable. The reception staffs are very friendly. The location is a bit far from the main street. So it’s very quiet at night. (It’s quite easy to reach the main street, though. Walk 5 minutes and take the tram 3 to get to the main street. It takes about 15-20minutes.) The room was clean and they gave me a bottle of water. The breakfast was nice as well. German breakfast, and asianish salad, fruits, coffee and 6 kinds of yogurts are prepared. The staffs at the restaurant are super friendly as well. I highly recommend to visit Dresen over any other cities in Germany, and this hotel would be a good choice. Not just for the layover, it’s worth to stay 1 to 2 days in Dresden.

Great location, not too noisy – perfect for me! :) The room was very clean, a corner room which was ideal with lots of natural light. Automatic hotel cleaning and towel change after 3 days, but you can request it more frequently at reception, which was a great option for me as no one disturbed me and the hallway was very quiet because of it. There was also a fridge in the room, which was very helpful. The only thing I would complain about is the incredibly sparse and unappetizing breakfasts. I don't expect miracles, but it would be nice to have some vegetables, like a cucumber, sliced lemon for tea, and something other than tasteless cold cuts and yellow cheese. It doesn't have to be expensive, just a little more effort in my opinion. However, the breakfast staff were very, very nice and helpful :) Overall, I recommend it and would happily stay again in the future, despite the unappetizing breakfast, as it was the only downside of the entire stay.

The location is very central. Dresden isn't that big, so staying anywhere in the old town is fine. This place feels more like a budget hotel, but the price isn't expensive either. Hotels in Dresden are much cheaper than in other cities. It's a bit old but clean and tidy. You can get sparkling water from the hallway. Check-out at noon is great. A highlight is being able to use the swimming pool and the outdoor hot tub/jacuzzi that can fit five or six people. After seeing it, I immediately went to Primark and bought a 7-euro swimsuit to use it. The pool temperature is higher than usual, which is nice. No need to bring a swimming cap. The sauna seems to be co-ed. I saw the men's changing room from the sauna! 😂 I quickly ran to get dressed when I saw someone walk by! 😱 You need to wear slippers to enter the pool area. Slippers aren't expensive to buy, and the hotel also provides disposable ones. There are music festivals in the square outside during summer, but you can't hear the sound. It's great for strolling around at night. We found the Japanese restaurant on the second floor, which has good reviews, to be particularly unappetizing, and the service was incredibly slow. Not recommended.

We spent 2 wonderful nights at LIMEHOME. Good value for money. There is no check-in desk, which requires you to follow the relevant check-in rules. Online registration and you will receive a check-in code on the spot. The location is strategic. Shops and supermarkets are plentiful. The room is well equipped, the kitchen is fully equipped and there was a basic set of products, which was very convenient. The bathroom is clean and spacious. The bed is comfortable. We didn't have enough time for those grandiose museums that we had planned. So we'll come again. Absolutely recommend.

This hotel, converted from a youth hostel, has a supermarket nearby downstairs. However, the room is too small, and the facilities inside are not well-designed. There's no storage cabinet, yet there are two toilets. The service is enthusiastic.

Had a great experience compared to my previous stay on a different B&B which located in Magdeburg. Receptionist was so nice and smiley when we came in at 6pm. Room is nice too and smells great. My only disappointment was the breakfast, it's your typical German breakfast, mostly breads, schinken and similar stuff and it costed a bit expensive for a simple breakfast. Overall, had a great stay.,Tourist spots are walkable from where we stay. I highly recommend this place.