Central, family-friendly, budget, or luxury? Four hotel tips for Dresden

Are you visiting Dresden with your children, and need more space and flexibility than a hotel room can provide? Then the Aparthotels An der Frauenkirche are just the place. With up to three rooms, a kitchen with a coffee machine, toaster, and electric kettle, as well as a fully furnished bathroom, these studios and apartments are superbly suited for families.

Münzgasse 10
01067 Dresden
phone: +49 351 438 11 11
fax: +49 351 438 11 22

e-mail: info@aparthotels-frauenkirche.de
web: aparthotels-frauenkirche.de

Opened in November 2016, Amedia Plaza is part of the reconstructed Dinglingerhaus -Jüdenhof baroque ensemble right at Dresden’s Neumarkt. The Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), Semperoper (opera house), Residenzschloss (royal palace), and Albertinum (art museum) are just a few meters away. The rooms are spacious and modern, and the ambience blends avant-garde elements with international flourishes.

Jüdenhof 9
01067 Dresden
phone: +49 351 213120
fax: +49 351 21312 999

e-mail: dresdenplaza@amediahotels.com
web: amediahotels.com

Budget-conscious travelers will find stylish decor and attractive prices at the Motel One at the Zwinger Palace. High-class porcelain, historical flair, and modern design are all there – and not far from the city’s major sights. Our tip: book a room with a view of the Zwinger!

Postplatz 5
01067 Dresden
phone: +49 351 43838-0

e-mail: dresden-am-zwinger@motel-one.com
web: motel-one.com

Gourmet palates will love the Bülow Palais. This privately-run hotel in Dresden’s Barockviertel (baroque quarter) won the 2018 trivago award for Germany’s best 5-star hotel. Not only the rooms and suites meet the highest standards, but also the cuisine. The Michelin-starred Caroussel restaurant is highly recommended.

Königstraße 14
01097 Dresden
phone: +49 351 80030

e-mail: info.palais@buelow-hotels.de
web: buelow-palais.de