While the reviews of the property were somewhat mixed, we selected the Pension primarily because of its promise for easy access to the historic section of Dresden. We were not disappointed as the strassenbahn routes 1 and 2 were very close by and ran frequently with a travel time to the city's center of less than 15 minutes. What did... More

Located just at the tail end of a large multiacred park, this pension is just a half block away from the tram stop. Frau Sylvia Ewald, the proprietor, will sell you tram tickets on your arrival. There is a 7 E tram pass for two, good for 24 hours from validation. Either tram 1 or 2 takes you directly to... More

This B&B in the outskirts of Dresden (fairly far from the center of the city) left me cold. We rented two rooms and they were both kind of spartan. But that was OK because we did not come to stay at the pension all day. The rooms were clean and the showers hot. As others have commented, the service was... More

Just got back from a brilliant weekend doing the Christmas Markets in Dresden with our friends. We stayed at the Pension Am Grossen Garten for three nights and we couldn't fault the place. Sylvia Ewald runs the place to a very high standard and the rooms are well furnished , spotlessly clean and the beds very comfortable. She made us... More

Clean and modern with excellent service. On a dead-end street, very quiet day and night. Yet only one block from several trams and buses - with the city's very worthwhile daily or weekly ticket (sold right there) one can explore the greater Dresden area. The breakfast leaves nothing to be desired, egg dishes made to order. Be prepared to pay... More

It could have been an excellent. But some of the staff members seems to forget that the customer has always right. Some remarks about the service were treated in a former GDR way. Sorry for those staff members who were given you just an excellent service. The breakfast buffet was very good, but not as easy to handle. No refillment... More