The room is spacious and clean. The mattress was comfortable, and I had a good sleep. My room was located on the fifth floor, and I was greeted by finces in front of my window every morning - defiantly a cute bonus 🌄🐦🐦 The location is good - A bus stop for Line 62 (which brings you into the city) is right in front of the hotel, but you can also easily walk to the city center. Also, the main train station is in walkable distance (~20min). Since its advertised on their Website, I ate at the german restaurant in front of the hotel and think it's good. The prices should vary between 25-35 Euro per person (incl. a drink). Finally, a small hint: the hotels name include "Altstadt" which means old City, but the hotel itself is not located in the historic part of Dresden... But it doesn't take long to get there. That's said I had a good stay and would come back again!

One wall wasn't very sound isolated. The first night, I could very clearly hear that the guest in the neighboring room vomited for about 20 minutes. She wasn't alone because I also could hear another guest talking to her while she was vomiting. I am not sure if this goes for all rooms, but depending on what you plan to do, it's good to try to be silent to keep your business private. However, the other days, I didn't hear anything, and if you spend the whole day exploring Dresden, you will fall right into sleep no matter what (at least in my case)!

Very nice hotel at strategic place close to train station. We had the apartment with kitchinette and 2 adults and 2 kids had enough room for short stay. The bed was comfy, fridge was really powerful so it made ice even though we had to turn it on and the soundproofing was good enough. Garage parking was for free with large places and the breakfast was also pretty good with not that many choices, but still diverse enough that everyone was happy.

The kitchinnete had very little equipment, but apprently the service desk could provide more if needed. Pillows were not our type, way too soft, like they were not there. The room git a bit warmer and when we opened the windows for the night, there was quite a lot of noise from the streets.

The location is great: Easy to find and reach by car (although I should warn you, it is in the "Umwelt Zone" in Dresden), available parking included, in a quite area, from where you can walk downtown (25-30 min walk to the Zwinger, or take the bus). The staff was really nice and helpful.

There should be a warning (for the ones of us who don't know all cities in Europe) that to get the hotel by car you need a "Umwelt Zone" permit.

My room was clean and quiet. Services are basic but functional. Good for a quick stop if working in the area. Overall, the area is a bit peripheral but with services nearby (Lidl and Aldi at walking distance, a beer-house just in front).

The room are functional to the bare minimum. No A/C, no fridge in the room. Bed was okay but not super comfortable. WiFi connection was very spotty. The guy at check-in explained me everything in fast-speaking German (I thought it was evident that my German was not that good, but I'll take it as a compliment).

Really good value, 30min walk to the centre or bus + 16min walk. Bus stop is right at the hotel. Very nice room, comfortable bed, free parking.

The air-ventilation was kind of loud. And the sound can be heard non-stop. Tv supports screen sharing however it does not work and there is no other option to watch streaming content on TV, bring your own device 🙂. This is unlucky as the screen is pretty big. My room was not cleaned through my 4 day stay. Not problem for me, but good to know.

The rooms were clean, there was an elevator and a parking garage, the rooms were well equipped and the bed was cozy, the personnel was very friendly, there was a small desk for working and a TV for leisure

There was no water cooker in the room (no chance of quickly making a coffee or tea in the morning) and the possible breakfast was way too expensive (18 € per person per morning). The location was good for having business at or around the university, but for seeing the old city centre it was rather far away.

Welcoming reception. Easy early check in appreciated Room slightly dated but spacious and super clean Bed super comfy Windows open for good ventilation. Sound isolation between rooms probably not great but guests very quiet. Stayed for two nights. Both nights very quiet Wifi excellent Location prob better for car folk. Easy walk to station but main centre 25 min. Good public transport connection

Minor but very poor main room lighting. Bed lamps fine though

I was already here three times, so I knew what to expect. It is a clean hotel, the price is cheap for Dresden and it works decently enough if you have some professional activities in the area like I did.

No AC in the rooms, just a fan. Even though it's probably needed only from July till mid August. The area is a bit in the middle of nowhere, it works well to reach the bus station if you connect via Flixbus.

Competent staff, check in/out was done quickly. The hotel bar was open longer in the evening. The rooms were quiet. Some rental bikes and scooters in front of the hotel. Easily accessible by car and free parking garage. A restaurant (and beer hall) opposite the hotel (warm food until 9 p.m.).

Hotel a little out of the way (the old town by scooter about 10 minutes, more than 30 minutes on foot!). Unfortunately no restaurant in the hotel.

The free underground parking was very good! Location was good - 20 min walk to the Old Town. There is a supermarket close to the hotel, which is very convenient. The room was nice and spacious, beds were clean and soft.

It was a good stay overall. Some minor things: WiFi sometimes was very good, sometimes disconnecting. Breakfast in the hotel is expensive in my opinion (19 EUR per person)