Still can't understand why this was advertised as a business hotel and they charge exorbitant rates for internet access. A free wifi was available in the lobby area for 30mins which was so slow browsing was impossible. Free internet access is now freely available in the most business friendly hotels. Otherwise my room was spacious but smelt mouldy. The bed... More

This hotel had large, comfortable rooms. They were very clean. The breakfasts were the best that we had in Germany. The staff was very accommodating. There was not much to watch on TV that was in English. The one negative was that it was beyond walking distance to the old part of town.

I took a training course here, in february 2012. The hotel is a little far by the downtown, but is a very good place to have a look of the north side of Dresden by walking. The room was quite and the food (breakfast, lunch and drink) was of international good taste. I recommend this hotel to people need to... More

My family of four stayed here for 3 nights and what a bargain. Under 70 Euros a night for a North American size hotel room...with 2 queens!!! We've been touring Europe for 3 weeks and this was the first hotel to offer these size rooms at reasonable prices. Hotel is comparable to any Sheraton. Location isn't the greatest, but the... More

I spent 3 full days in Dresden to visit sites and enjoy the beautiful architecture. Evidence of the firebombing is still present as the old buildings are reconstructed using original and new materials. They've done a great job. The NH Hotel was a pleasure in which to base myself, with a very helpful staff to guide me to all sections... More

Good location, close to tram stops and a very helpful staff indeed. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, well decorated and the breakfasts were good if a little pricey. I would certainly go back for another long weekend.

The NH Dresden is a average hotel. Rooms are in typical NH low standard "style". Location is quite a bit outside of the city center and pretty bad; either you walk a mile and take the train for 3 Euros per Person or you take a taxi to the city with costs around 6 Euros per way. But be aware... More

stayed for four nights about a 400m walk from the tram with large suitcase clould be a problem. a tram runs right in front of hotel but you have to change once it takes longer but hotel gives directions on other tram with no changes and a 400m walk. staff very helpful and friendly with directions and tickets like the... More

You're probably in Dresden for a short city trip (hopefully including an opera experience)..and you want to spend more on 'experience' than on plain-old-accommodation.. but ofc, you don't want it to be a shady hostel either. This hotel is a great way to enjoy the hotel luxury without paying through your nose. Well connected by public transport, you can reach... More