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

very helpful and friendly front desk staff, not central located, but easy access to street car More

None of us could find away to control the temperature in the room. Had to sleep with the window open, and had a lot of street noise to deal with. Pillow were very flat and had feathers that would poke you, had to use 2 pillow to sleep on. Rooms are large for Europe, and the breakfast choice is extensive.... More

Stayed here for a week during a business trip - good amenities, central location, efficient staff, great sized room, nice selection at breakfast. Swisscom internet access is too expensive - only free in the lobby for an hour but apart from that an all round good modern business hotel. More

We had the weekend extender deal with free breakfast and a free minibar. The breakfast was of good quality and enjoyable. The breakfast room is spacious, so it did not feel crowded even though it was quite busy. We left the car safely in the underground car park attached to the hotel but there's plenty of free parking on the... More

NH hotels are generally pleasant. Booked 2 rooms for me and a colleague thru a very well established internet agency. When we came to the hotel there was only one room booked and they wanted to put us in a double.... Booking confirmation with 2 rooms on it was not really convincing for the not so friendly staff. In the... More

The tram #3 (family ticket for 7Eu per day) brings you within 10 min from central train station to Liststr. and in a short stroll (5min in an ugly neighbourhood) to the hotel. We came for the weekend and within 3Min we were in our room #408. The room was quiet and large enough, the toiletries are basic, but sufficient.... More