2-Star Hotels in Dresden

The service was good, and the facilities were great. However, the staff member made a mistake when calculating the city tax. I didn't notice it at first, but after I went back to my room, something felt off. Thankfully, the staff later refunded me part of the city tax. I booked two rooms; the one facing the tram line offers city views, but you can also feel the vibrations when the tram passes by. The other room doesn't have a city view but is much quieter.

The room is nice and tidy, but when I stayed for 2 nights, I can't clean the room and refill the towel. If you want, you have to pay 10 euros towels and 1 euros to clean.

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.

Although the location isn't near the train station, the city isn't large. It's just three stops on tram number 11 from the new city train station, then a five or six-minute walk. While the bathrooms are shared, they are clean and well-designed, making them easy to use. There's free coffee at the reception on the first floor, and free tea bags in the kitchen. The kitchen isn't large, but it's very clean, and there are free sections in the refrigerator and showers, which I found particularly convenient, preventing people from wasting things they don't need. The front desk staff were very helpful in activating my SIM card; their attitude was quite good. My only complaint is that my phone often connected to the Wi-Fi but couldn't access the internet. This happened with both of my phones; I haven't encountered this in other hostels. I don't know if it's a problem with my phone or the Wi-Fi.

The room was very simple, because the reservation was late, more than 500 nights were still public toilets and bathrooms. I don't know much about the consumption level in Dresden and I don't know how other hotels are.