Visiting Dresden for christmas markets in December, this was the only hotel available last minute. Clearly being converted to hotel from an old days' concrete panel hostel, it exceeds the expectation one would have from such converted building. Clean room, good bathroom. Our room was on ground floor looking at the entrance, but had no noise during the night. Breakfast... More

Just another big hotel, but fine within that. Professional. Clean decent room. No hot water for drinks except from tap. Good TV. Internet has to be paid for, but no indication of how much … Rather far from town, but there is a tram from 4-500 m away. NB booking.com reservation made a week previously hadn't arrived! Might be worth... More

Very nice and friendly staff - I very much enjoyed my stay at this hotel. It does not have a long list of amenities, but has a nice little bar and breakfast in the morning to jumpstart the day - love that :)

The hotel is clean, the staff is friendly. There is no Internet in the hotel rooms, which makes it less attractive for business. There is one PC on the ground floor, which is charged for, and there is a very expensive WIFI hotspot at the ground floor. No WAN in the hotel room, despite what they advertise on their website.... More

Price quality is good if You are here not at hot summer night. Breakfast reasonable with price. As Germans seem to save money in everything what can be imagined (or beyond that) of course there is ZERO air ventilation in room or bathroom. But You can always open the BIG window to get some fresh air and nice music from... More

The staff were excellent; friendly, professional, well-spoken and well- presented. I should mention the service desk gentleman, Tristan was his name I think, was always smiling, always courteous and polite and he was very helpful with excellent language skills. The lady who was on duty at the same time was also really nice. Although the decor of the room was... More

We stayed in the hotel during tour 4-days trip to Dresden. The hotel is located in a quiet part of the city, but near train station, tram lines and beautiful Dresden gardens. It takes about 30 minutes by foot to get to the city's main attractions. The room didn't have any extraordinary design feature, but was quite spacious, comfortable and... More

We stayed at Andor Europa for 6 days, as part of our Dresden journey. The hotel's location is convenient near the main station but you need to get a tram to get to the city centre The rooms are quite spacious albeit a bit expensive for a 3 star hotel. They are also pretty clean. In my opinion the price... More

The hotel is comfortable and my room was generously sized for the price. Breakfasts were good. It has the slightly institutionalised feel of an old East German office block (or perhaps hotel) but in a way this adds to its character. It does suffer from being a good hotel in a poor location, with an unattractive outlook (derelict land and... More