Hotels near Jewish community in Dresden K.d.ö.R., Dresden

Comfortable well situated hotel a few minutes walk or 2-3 tram stops from the old town. Welcome was a bit rude. Seems I had unusually not included breakfast in my booking. And my difficulty understanding the expiation of the receptionist as to how I might pay clearly caused annoyance. Room was fine. Very comfortable and spacious and quiet. Although on a main road there is little traffic. Reception have single zone 1 tram tickets, or you can get more flexible options from the machine at the tea stop right outside the door. Breakfast is excellent. Dinner unimaginative and expensive and a bit tired under the hot lamps (and not available Sunday)

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.

10 minutes walk from Dresden Hauptbanhof and 15 minutes walk to Neumarktplatz. Big shopping mall next door and PragerStrasse has all kinds of shops and restaurants. All in all a great location. Our room was an unusual layout with a large foyer and even larger bedroom but with sp**** furniture. We liked it as we had plenty of room to spread out. All the staff we met were smiling and helpful.

We stayed in this hotel twice during the last month. The first time we had a little suite on the top floor of the Bastei. This was fine, if a little bare. Checkin and breakfast were fine. The second time we found ourselves in the annex, the Konigstein. Check in at the Bastei was poor with 20 minute queue. The annex had a fast food stall across the front and entry is by room card. The lift was dirty when we arrived and smelled of vaping and did not work properly. The impression is of an unmanned operation. The room was on the 6th floor and was noisy during the evening, from the very busy street below. At breakfast we were instructed to sit at a table already occupied by another guest and the staff member was aggressive with us saying the nicer tables were all for groups. No sign of these by the time we left of course. Also over-zealous table clearing, go to the buffet for more and your cutlery and coffee are gone. So better check in, maybe safes in the better rooms, and some serious staff training about customer service, rather than bullying.

Hotel was clean and nice It was nice that the lights were bright, unlike in a European hotel. It was close to the downtown area so it was great for shopping. The Christmas market and tourist attractions are a bit far, but you can walk there in about 20 minutes. It was convenient because it was close to the train station.

When I came to Dresden, I chose to stay at Holiday Inn for the following reasons: 1) Service: As an IHG hotel, the service level is stable. When checking in, the front desk will inform the customer of the current arrival of the hotel in advance, patiently ask the customer about the room requirements, and if the customer arrives early, the hotel will allow the customer to join the IHG membership to enjoy early check-in. Every morning when I go to the restaurant to eat, I can see different waiters politely but not embarrassing to greet me; When I meet the housekeeping in the corridor, I will also greet them politely. 2) Hygiene: Clean the room, change the bath towels, and refill new tea bags and coffee every day. Shortly after the restaurant guests finished eating, the waiter cleaned the table cleanly, there were no bread crumbs on the floor, and the buffet table was also wiped clean without oil stains, soy sauce stains, and tea stains. 3) Facilities: The hotel is warm like spring, and there are heating and air conditioning in the room. The bathroom in the room is large, the shower water pressure is very comfortable, and the water temperature is also comfortable. It is really comfortable to take a hot bath after a day out~ 4) Environment: The hotel is located on a small street outside the old town and is very quiet at night. It takes 3 minutes to walk to Zwinger Palace and 10 minutes to walk to the Cathedral of Our Lady. There is a Sichuan restaurant less than 100 meters away from the hotel. It has a Chengdu flavor (numbing), which is delicious!

This hotel is very modern and clean. Nice rooms. Great staff. Would have given 5 stars. But there is an issue In the washrooms. There is NO place where you can put your shower gels in the shower. Excepted the bottom floor of the shower itself. As you can see in the photos this is a huge issue for elder people and a possible hazard. Seniors can not bend so far down to pick up the shampoo or shower gel once they are in the shower. And there is no alternative to put them somewhere else. It’s a big risk for falling when you have to bend down so much. The hotel must install small shelves in the shower, so people actually can place the shampoo etc on it. This is critical.

My sister and I stayed at the Indigo for 4 days and I wish it had been longer. It is cozy, charming, friendly, organized and welcoming. We LOVED every minute. The folks at the front desk are so lovely and helpful. When we checked in early morning, we had expected to store our luggage and come back at check-in time. They put us in a nicer room that happened to be available. The room was an A+++...couch and seating area, lots of storage, huge bathroom, comfortable beds, a desk, floor-to-celing windows, nightstands and two small tables, 2 flat screen TVS (one over the desk and one facing the beds) plus a small bench and mirror by the closets. We also received apple wine and chocolate as a welcome gift. Breakfast was bliss and they get points for an early start (6:30/M-F; 7:00/weekends). We also sat in the lobby for drinks one night and it was so relaxing. Honestly, if I could snap my fingers and be there right now, I would. The whole vibe is funky, cool, down-to-earth and trendy. The location is awesome. Convenient, quiet, accessible.

This is an outstanding hotel. It is located across the street from the train station, but is incredibly quiet. The place is immaculate and the interior design is very well done. The hotel was remodeled in 2021 and it looks brand new. Staff was very attentive and fluent in English. The room was decent sized for a European hotel. We were able to leave our bags in the hotel after checking out so we could tour Dresden before taking a train out of town. It's one of the nicer hotels we've stayed at in recent years

The information is a bit misleading, the hotel is quite agood bit out of the town centre. Probably a 25 minute walking quickly. We, both 80+, needed a taxi to get to the start of the hopon-hopoff bus terminus. We only discovered when we arrived that the resuarant was not open due to alterations. Fortunately the very helpful receptionist ordered us a takeaway pizza and sugested we relax with a beer until it came. She was the first of a succesion of charming staff we dwelt with. Our room had good hanging and shaelf space but somehow did not strike one as being well designed. The bathroom on the other hand was. There is no fridge but has tea/coffee and kettle. We had a blocked basin, a handyman arrived very promptly and cleared it. There is a marvelous backery and coffee shop across the road in the Rowe Building, and a small supermarket. For a great evening meal and a wonderful view ask the hotel to book you a table at one of the restuarants in the Yenidz. The old cigatte factory almost next door.