Just spent 2 nights here and what a lovely hotel, ok it looks like a 1960's block of flats from the outside, but inside the rooms are modern ,spacious a nice bathroom with power shower,lovely white linen and fluffy towels.The breakfast buffet is superb hot and cold the best we had whilst in our stay in Germany, you can sit... more

We stayed at this hotel for 5 days last week. Prior to going I read the review posted by the member from Dallas, Texas and was concerned that the hotel would not come up to the expected standard. To me, "You get what you pay for" means having paid peanuts and received little in return. This could not be further... more

I stayed here for one night when attending an REM concert. The hotel was a great location for it - just a 10 min walk over the bridge and it had some great views from the room. The staff were very nice and there is a large reception area with seats and a bar. Breakfast was also great. I would... more

As noted in some of the other reviews, this hotel is relatively cheap, and is not too far from the city center. However, I was surprised to find that it did not have air conditioning in the rooms, and had showers only (no bath tub) in the bathroom. If those are not concerns, then go for it. more

Extremely nice hotel with reasonable room rates. Easy and pleasant 8-minute walk along the river into the gorgeous historic city center. Ask for a room with a river view. You will love it. I would return here in a heartbeat. more

Very good hotel. Perfectly located to visit the centre. Large rooms with great view over the town. Helpful staff that helped us on how to get there from the station (by the way, very easy with the tram stop just a couple of minute away) To recommend for a stay in Dresden. more

I doubt whether any other hotel in Dresden can offer views of the city that compare with those from the Terrassenufer. Huge rooms, friendly staff, a couple of minutes walk from the Albertinum and a vast breakfast buffet. I'll stay there again next time I go to Dresden (hopefully in 2006 when they celebrate their 800th anniversary). more