Dresden Hotel Guide - French Institute hotels in Dresden, Germany.

"The breakfast was amazing, the staff was very friendly. The spa area was great. The rooms are a little outdated but overall great location!"

"Breakfast menu is big with something for everyone. Staff is super friendly and helpful. There is only 12 parking spaces avaliable which is an issue for the hotel of this size. They clean rooms per request but don't refill shampoo and body wash so you have to ask for it."

"We stayed at the same chain in Frankfurt a few years ago and loved it, so it was a no-brainer for us to choose this in Dresden. It did not disappoint! The staff was lovely. The location was amazing. "

"Pool is wonderful. Breakfast in dining room or bedroom is fresh with good coffee"

"Room was nice and convenient for a short business stay."

"Clean room. Friendly staff. Great location; near many restaurants, the Allstadt area, wonderful art museums, and many of the spectacular historic buildings and sites. "

"Clean room and great breakfast "

"The apartment was spacious for my family and we were able to use an elevator to get to the third floor. The signage was confusing, driving into the very central heart of Dresden, but thankfully a man pointed us in the right direction. Unfortunately, there wasn’t any parking available (unlike what the listing led me to believe), but my husband found parking nearby."

"First thing is that this hotel has 2 separate buildings. So choose the first one near the train station as this has the reception. Made the mistake of going to the second one…which was quite confusing and hilarious at the same time… Food: breakfast is roughly cold cuts of meat and very few hot choices which is a letdown. I think this is more of a German thing. Staff: needs to smile more and be more accommodating. I have only at least two staff at the reception who smiled and welcomed me the rest are miserable at reception! Room: generally new and clean. They will only clean it when you request it to be cleaned otherwise it’s more of the environmental impact that they preach. Will I come back? Probably."