3 stars Hotels in Dresden

Very pleasant hotel in lovely wooded grounds in a quiet and peaceful location in the far south-west of Dresden. Hotel has a 'family-run' feel to it and the restaurant and bar appear to be used by locals and visitors alike - there was a wedding reception in progress on my first evening (28 July). Atmosphere is low-key and unobtrusive. The hotel is at the opposite end of town from the airport (in the far north), so allow about 2 hours door to door. Hotel to centre of Dresden about 45 minutes.

Directions to the pension were clear and it is signed from the main road. On arrival we were impressed by the lovely gardens and Mr Bauer came out and offered assistance with the luggage and showed us to our room. The room was bright, and well furnished with a large spot less bathroom. Breakfast gave a good choices of cereals, fruit juices, yoghurt, boiled eggs, meats, cheeses and jams, with fresh coffee and tea. We planned to use public transport and Mrs Bauer had timetables for the the bus into ( 360) Dresden and the stop is 10 minutes away. She explained how we could buy tickets from the driver and how to get the all day travel ticket. The bus frequency reduces in the evening but there is also another bus No 66 Mockritz which goes from the central station same stop as 360, but you get off in Bannerwitz Strasse just after the Opel/Chev car dealership and walk up the hill so it takes about 15minutes. There is a nice restaurant about 15-20 minutes walk down into the village. Mr and Mrs Bauer are really lovely people and we enjoyed their hospitality and our language limitations presented no difficulty whatsoever, in fact it enhanced or visit. We enjoyed our three night stop and Dresden is such a lovely city, but having such welcoming hosts and comfortable accomodation was really appreciated.

This is a lovely little hotel. We visited late November 2013 and unfortunately the street that the hotel is located in was closed due to work on the 13th Century church immediately across the street, add to this the Christmas markets blocking off several other winding one way cobbled streets, drizzling rain and the fact that it was dark and you have an interesting dilemma for your GPS (every single way it took us we had to divert). We got there though and it was lovely! Friendly (english speaking) staff on the front counter, lovely room which was quite large and a central location in a beautiful town. Parking was a little way down the street, though if the road had not been closed outside we would have been able to drop our bags at the front door before we took the car to the carpark. All in all a very pleasant stay - would definitely recommend.

We went for the Christmas Markets. Well, there is a famous one on this street. We had a hard time locating the hotel, because the booths from the Christmas Markets obscured all the store and restaurant entrances on the street. It is a fabulous location. The apartments have a back entrance, so once we got settled in we were good to go. You are right in the thick of things as far as the old town. When we wanted to use the washing machine that was in the apartment, they brought us a drying rack.The people at the front desk were extremely helpful. It is a good choice.

Stayed 5 nights. Outstanding location and value. Bright lights in the courtyard at night are a bit of a drag though when the window is open for air in rooms facing the train station.

Nice place, not in the old city center, must take local bus or streetcar to get to the tourist places. Small cafe nearby for breakfast.

Adler is on the outskirts of Dresden - a fine location if you have a car. It would be problematic without a car. They offer free parking, free internet. The place is clean, the room is pleasant. The operator is a little uptight but helpful - helped us find a good hotel for our next stop in Nuremburg. Breakfasts at hotels always seem to us to be very expensive, i.e. 7 to 10 Euros for a continental breakfast so we never opt for that.