Hotels in Leuben, Dresden

Very good and cosy hotel! Nice and clean room, equipped with everything you could need. Two things that could be improved: please, change the pillows, they are terrible; and also don't charge for the coffee in the room - it is indeed bad practice. Everything else ir perfect and I would recommend this hotel for everyone, who does not need to stay in the center of Dresden.

We had searched for a cafe for a sad coffee in the surroundings of the cemetery and found a location for about 30 people in the old tolkewitz courtyard. Order and settlement went uncomplicated; the service was aware and friendly, the coffee was nicely handed down, extra requests were implemented quickly. On the website there are three variants for one cover; we have chosen the average: day soup + 1 half-coated bread + 1 piece of cake per person. That seemed little to us, but the bread was huge and well-pleasant and delicious, and the piece of cookie was large enough, so that everyone became well-saturated. Only the soup (Soljanka) was loud and rather delicate from the taste, we are better used to it. But it did not break the overall impression: we were satisfied - according to the occasion.

Hotel service and environment are very good, check in is very smooth, the front desk staff is polite and humorous. The room is fully equipped, the curtains are very good for shade, the mattress is moderately soft and hard, and there are additional disinfection and epidemic prevention measures during the epidemic. The breakfast is also very rich, 12.5 The price of Euro is very close to the people. Vaccine passports will be checked and information registered before meals, and the dining environment is very quiet. But the downside is that the hotel pays 10 euros less than booking on the platform.

Lovely hotel. Great staff. Check-in and checkout perfect. Rooms clean, good size, wifi perfect, very comfortable all round. Great feature is the convenience store in the lobby with a variety of snacks, wine, beer, etc. Excellent location at the edge of the historic centre. Good value for money. Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed in this hotel twice during the last month. The first time we had a little suite on the top floor of the Bastei. This was fine, if a little bare. Checkin and breakfast were fine. The second time we found ourselves in the annex, the Konigstein. Check in at the Bastei was poor with 20 minute queue. The annex had a fast food stall across the front and entry is by room card. The lift was dirty when we arrived and smelled of vaping and did not work properly. The impression is of an unmanned operation. The room was on the 6th floor and was noisy during the evening, from the very busy street below. At breakfast we were instructed to sit at a table already occupied by another guest and the staff member was aggressive with us saying the nicer tables were all for groups. No sign of these by the time we left of course. Also over-zealous table clearing, go to the buffet for more and your cutlery and coffee are gone. So better check in, maybe safes in the better rooms, and some serious staff training about customer service, rather than bullying.

We changed to this hotel at the last minute and I'm glad we did. The location is excellent (opposite the Green Vault museum - well worth a visit), and the buffet breakfast was very good - well-stocked, with lots of hot options. Best of all was the executive lounge which came with our business category room. The lounge had a great range of beer, sodas (we loved the rhubarb soda,) and cheese, bread, ham etc at 6pm, plus an excellent selection of coffees - it was a lovely place to hang out rather than head to a restaurant. Our room was large - as pointed out in several reviews, the sink area is 'open-plan' but the shower and loo are behind closed doors! Dresden was only a pit-stop for us on a long European trip but we were so glad we made the detour and to this hotel. (NB: the spa/sauna area in the basement is good but the sauna is 'textile free' - ie nude - which was a shock to these UK travellers!)

The hotel is in an excellent location, surrounded by important attractions. But the facilities are a bit old

Hotel was clean and nice It was nice that the lights were bright, unlike in a European hotel. It was close to the downtown area so it was great for shopping. The Christmas market and tourist attractions are a bit far, but you can walk there in about 20 minutes. It was convenient because it was close to the train station.

Super location, directly at the women's church we had received an upgrade although we had only paid a last minute price Rooms super , large and luxurious Bikes were stuck in the baggage room and were allowed to stay there even after check-out until afternoon SPA area is OK, but access to the roof terrace is not possible, but visitors of the roof terrace room see and also enter the SPA area and enter we have paid the price we have only paid a absolute highlight in Dresden

Very well located and run, Must have been built 50/60 years ago and would have been a showpiece hotel in DDR times. So, steps in odd places and a retrofitted lift. Would be a bit awkward for a wheelchair. Now fully renovated to a determinedly 3-star standard, ie only one room chair and that upright, limited toiletries, austere art/free decor. But a spacious very clean room and bathroom, good breakfast. Curiously we were asked if we needed the room cleaned every day. Rather pricey- but this is central Dresden.