Dresden Hotels with Gym

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.

This is a clean hotel with good service and delicious breakfast! I especially loved having Quark, Skyr, smoothies, and kiwi 🥝 every morning. I stayed for about 20 days. A few things bothered me: check-in took an incredibly long time, daily housekeeping was very basic, and the gym wasn't easily accessible. There was no 24-hour staffed fitness club. The gym is on the first floor, but there's no one there... From 3 PM onwards, there's a huge line, and it's hard to check in quickly. Due to the basic cleaning, sheets aren't changed, and many things are left as they were the day before. Tissues and shampoo weren't replaced for two days, so I used my own. I had to find a time when there were no check-in guests to ask at the counter for refills. It's puzzling why the hairdryer was put back in its bag when it could have been left plugged in, and tissues weren't replaced... Empty plastic bottles (Pfand bottles) weren't collected, but glass bottles were. I wonder if glass bottles are tipped? I'm not sure if it's a cultural thing or a system, but some items are collected and some aren't. Update: Regarding the gym I initially thought the hotel's value for money was questionable given the services, but my opinion changed once I learned how to use the gym and actually used it. I wouldn't have known how to use it without asking... Just looking at the signs, it looked like the gym was on the 1st floor, and you could see it through the glass, but it seemed to be under construction. When I asked at the counter, I found out it was actually outside. I was able to use the highly-rated Fitness First in the adjacent building.

I've known about this hotel for a while, but this was my first time staying during the Christmas market season. It has a beautiful view, and the room was spacious, so I had a wonderful stay. I was in room 570, and the room condition was exceptionally good. I definitely plan to stay here again if I come back to Dresden.

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.

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.

The room was good and the traffic was very convenient. Breakfast is a highlight. Although the German breakfast is similar, it is definitely good. Belongs to the hotel that will be recommended in Dresden.

Very friendly and welcome staff. Rooms clean and quite large. Wellness area only € 5 per person and day. Unfortunately, it was very full in our time. Parking in side streets for € 6 per day possible. Old town walking in about 10 minutes. There are also very many restaurants and bars. We were very happy.

It was clean and the staff were friendly, making it a good trip. The location was great, so it was great for sightseeing around the area. We came at a time when the weather was nice, the market was open, and it was good in many ways.

I used it for the first two nights of the trip with the concept of traveling to Europe while cooking. The size of the room was XS but it was large enough. Although it is an apartment hotel with a kitchen, there is a proper reception, and the breakfast buffet was not as good as a luxury restaurant, but it was satisfactory with the content that was not insufficient. I think it is convenient for ordinary travelers because the price is reasonable (about 12000 yen per night) and close to the main tourist spots. For those who cook like me, I felt that the kitchen was reasonably easy to use. People who can't become European stoves may be confused about how to use it at first, but it's okay to check it online and use it. I cook 3 times for 2 nights. There were frying pans, small pots, pots, bowls, monkeys (but rough eyes), squeezers, frying returns, tongs, kitchen knives, and cutting boards. The cutlery and plates are all available. The refrigerator was big and I didn't use it, but there was also a dishwasher. Detergent, towels and kitchen paper were provided. What I felt inconvenient to cook was that there was no rubber bella. I bought this on the way. Behind the hotel is the Altomarkt Gallery, a large shopping mall, so you don't have to worry about shopping. There are two supermarkets inside. There were also many food courts where you could have snacks. I think it is a negative point that the washroom did not have a bathtub, the shower room did not have a closed door, and it was necessary to be careful not to splash too much to take a bath. But I think it was a cozy hotel overall.

Our stay was great! The place was clean and the reception staff was super nice. I just wish they provide disposable slippers and maybe add small toiletries for the guests like in other nice hotels. Overall everything was good!