Hotels in Bühlau/Weißer Hirsch, Dresden

Very well located and run, Must have been built 50/60 years ago and would have been a showpiece hotel in DDR times. So, steps in odd places and a retrofitted lift. Would be a bit awkward for a wheelchair. Now fully renovated to a determinedly 3-star standard, ie only one room chair and that upright, limited toiletries, austere art/free decor. But a spacious very clean room and bathroom, good breakfast. Curiously we were asked if we needed the room cleaned every day. Rather pricey- but this is central Dresden.

It is hard to imagine a much better location for a hotel. If you like historic old towns, this is the place for you, because it is right in the middle of them, right in the center. As far as the cleanliness and furnishings of our room were concerned, there was nothing to complain about, quite the opposite. Everything you need is there. The breakfast we booked with it is outsourced to the Italian restaurant next door, but that doesn't detract from the whole thing, as you have direct access to it from the hotel. The breakfast itself is very plentiful and there is definitely something for everyone. We booked the hotel for an overnight stay after a concert that went on until 10:30 p.m. At this time, it is almost impossible to get a free seat in the many restaurants around the old market, as everything is taken. I would have liked to have been able to have a nightcap in the hotel, but unfortunately that is not possible. But if that is not necessarily the case, I can only recommend this hotel. Another thing that is a bit of a challenge if you arrive with your own vehicle is finding a parking space. But even there, you will be helped at the reception desk, and there will be recommendations for parking garages nearby, where free capacity will also be checked in advance.

Stayed here for four nights and just loved the location of the hotel, near to all the sights, good restaurants plus a fabulous bakery almost on the doorstep. We used the kitchen area for breakfast and that worked fine, plenty of crockery and cooking utensils had we felt the urge to cook (we didn't). We had the one bed apartment, the room was big and very quiet at night, shower was great. Reception was open from around 8.30-7pm and we found the staff very helpful and welcoming especially when we first arrived. Just the wifi signal was a bit intermittent in our room but that wasn't a big deal for us except when trying to watch a football match from the UK!

We changed to this hotel at the last minute and I'm glad we did. The location is excellent (opposite the Green Vault museum - well worth a visit), and the buffet breakfast was very good - well-stocked, with lots of hot options. Best of all was the executive lounge which came with our business category room. The lounge had a great range of beer, sodas (we loved the rhubarb soda,) and cheese, bread, ham etc at 6pm, plus an excellent selection of coffees - it was a lovely place to hang out rather than head to a restaurant. Our room was large - as pointed out in several reviews, the sink area is 'open-plan' but the shower and loo are behind closed doors! Dresden was only a pit-stop for us on a long European trip but we were so glad we made the detour and to this hotel. (NB: the spa/sauna area in the basement is good but the sauna is 'textile free' - ie nude - which was a shock to these UK travellers!)

Lovely hotel. Great staff. Check-in and checkout perfect. Rooms clean, good size, wifi perfect, very comfortable all round. Great feature is the convenience store in the lobby with a variety of snacks, wine, beer, etc. Excellent location at the edge of the historic centre. Good value for money. Would definitely stay here again.

First off, the location is great next to Postplatz. It's literally few steps to attractions Semperoper, Residenzschloss, Zwinger, Frauenkirche and the Elbe river. The rooms are tiny with the shower and washbasin inside the actual room, only the toilet separated by a door. There was dust below the beds and the room has seen better days. Overall it was ok, the beds comfy, and cleanliness on an average level. The price was fair given what we got. The breakfast is 8.50 EUR per person. You get some basics. Non-dairy milk (soy / oat) is not available which caused some issues with the cerials (use water or juice). Bottom line is that you get some food, but don't ask for fancy stuff or look for regional items or sustainability.

Hotel location is very good, next to the Grand Palace. You can even see the hotel in the Grand Palace. You can walk to all the attractions. This trip to 9 cities for 22 days, the most expected is Dresden. The world's most beautiful baroque buildings are here. The city that used to be in East Germany, because it was dark, there was a feeling of the domestic 80s before arriving in the city. After dawn, the hotel was still amazing. The buildings are very magnificent, and it is quite different to change the traditional Gothic style. The hotel room is very crowded and can open a box when there is a sofa bed. The place is small and can't get down. The hotel and other hotels share an elevator, 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 to get to the room. There is no problem with the facilities themselves and the staff is very good. Maybe I will stay next time, but I will definitely note the room near the elevator.