5-Star Hotels in Saxony, Germany

The environment is very good. The location can also go to the Leipzig Zoo. It is a few minutes drive. It is Sunday. The nearby shops are closed. It is not easy to find. The hotel bathtub is very good. The toiletries are also very good. The little brother at the door is very handsome.

I made a reservation on the same day and used it, but the facilities were very clean and the location was right next to the station, so I was very satisfied. The price was expensive because it was a same-day reservation, so I would be willing to visit again if it was cheaper.

The hotel is located near St. John's Church on Dresden Square. The staff are polite and friendly, and the rooms are spacious and stylish. Our room faced a residential house, and we felt like we were immersed in the local area and experiencing German life!

A satisfying hotel with an impeccable location. It can be said that it is in the center of the scenic area. When you go out, you will see pleasant scenery. It is very convenient to go anywhere. The hotel architecture is integrated with the style of the city. It should be a place with history and stories, but it must have been rebuilt after the war. The hotel has a certain scale. Although the floor is not high, it looks like it has a certain area. The facilities such as bars, shops and gyms are complete. The lobby is not small, and the breakfast is quite rich. The room I booked is cheap, so there is no view, but the room is quite large, the bed is also large and soft, but the pillow is a bit thin and soft. The room also has a refrigerator, coffee machine, and slippers, which is really good. The price is not too high, the cost performance is super good, and it is highly recommended.

The old five-star hotel room is large enough but the bed is not reasonably placed next to the toilet door and there is a TV cabinet inaccessible in other respects are good parking is convenient and safe location is opposite to the palace and the front desk very enthusiastically when checking out it is raining outside We two umbrellas ☔️ Thank you so much 🙏

The hotel itself is five-star quality with no problems But the air conditioner seems to be broken at night It feels like there is no air conditioning at all Open the windowsThe morning air is good and very cool But when you open the window at night, you hear a lot of noise So the facilities are a bit old The location is 10 points. The bathroom is also top-notch. It’s just that the water in the shower is a bit slow

It is worthy of the Relais & Châteaux series hotel, the service is very friendly, much better than the Kempinski I have stayed in before. The only downside is that the breakfast variety is a bit simpler.

In general, I see a discrepancy between demand/price and reality. The hotel was nicely renovated, but rooms are very small. The interior is very quiet, but there is something missing at ambience (background music? ...). Service not at 5 stars level (bsp was not offered us at any time help with our baggage, even not, When a staff member accidentally went to the same chair). Location is top. But price is too high.

The best hotel booked on this trip is in the center of the Old Town Square. It is very close to the Church of Our Lady. The cleanliness can be comparable to Japanese hotels... There is a free minibar, the bathroom is also very spacious, and the window is the old town square. In short, everything is fine. Except that the socket design is not enough to keep pace with the times.

The hotel is in a very good location, next to the Grand Palace. You can even see the hotel inside the Grand Palace. You can reach all the attractions on foot. This trip lasted 22 days in 9 cities, and the one I was most looking forward to was Dresden. The most beautiful Baroque buildings in the world are all here. It was a city in the former East Germany. Because I arrived after dark, I felt like I was in the 1980s in China before arriving in the city. I was still amazed when I left the hotel after dawn. The buildings are very magnificent, and they are quite different from the traditional Gothic style. The hotel room is very crowded, and you can only open one box when there is a sofa bed. The place is so small that you can't even step down. The hotel shares an elevator with other hotels, and the front desk is on the sixth floor. The room is very far from the elevator, and you have to walk through the corridor and many doors to get to the room. There is no problem with the facilities itself, and the staff are also very good. I may stay here next time, but I will definitely make a note to ask for a room close to the elevator.