3-Star Hotels in Saxony, Germany

Very friendly service, we didn't have to ask much, we were informed about everything, the room was very quiet and clean. Had not had breakfast with in the price, but you could drink free coffee and tea. I would recommend the hotel to be known.

Its excellent location, on the Prager Strasse shopping street, placing it within a 15-minute walk of Dresden's historic Old Town and major attractions like the Frauenkirche and Zwinger Palace. The main train station (Hauptbahnhof) is an 8 to 10-minute walk away. The staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Room is small but comfortable and cleanliness. Breakfast is okay, basic food.

The rooms are cleaned badly, breakfast is difficult to find a place, there are not enough tables, breakfasts are uniform and scarce. Of the pluses, the good location of the hotel, the good interior and the convenience of the rooms themselves, excellent shower cabin.

Czystość rewelacyjna. Otoczenie bardzo słabe widać tylko dach z pokoju. Udogodnienia słabe . Światło Paliło się ledwo co . Bardzo ciemno w pokoju . Długi czas oczekiwania na zameldowanie

The hotel has been built for a long time for sure since there is a downgrade in the facilities; however, it's still clean to a certain extent. The standard room is quite small and so is the bathroom. The location is perfect, only few minutes walk from the central station and a tram to almost every popular destinations. The receptionists are really helpful, and they even let us check in at 9am as long as the room is ready. Overall, the hotel is perfect with this reasonable price. 

Please definitely go during the Christmas market season. Every moment you see outside the window is beautiful. The room was clean, spacious, and nice. However, I think it might be awkward because there is no shower door.

The train station in the center of Leipzig is very close, clean and tidy. Every time I come to Leipzig, I live here, which is very suitable for personal and family travel. It is recommended to stay at this hotel.

During my stay, I had an unpleasant encounter at the front desk. When I asked for towels, which I believed I had paid €4 for upon arrival, the receptionist (Felix) stated that I hadn't paid and that no one else was available to help me at that moment. The payment wasn't initially checked, and I was told that no towels would be provided without payment. After I returned with my receipt, the payment was still questioned, and it was suggested that the €4 might have been for something else, like another purchase. Before contacting a colleague, he made the remark, ”You're not showering tonight anyway,” even though I hadn't mentioned showering. I found this unnecessary and uncomfortable. Only after my insistence did he contact a colleague, who explained that the €4 was for the city tax and bed linen. Once this was clarified, the issue was immediately resolved. This situation could have been cleared up from the beginning if a colleague had been contacted right away. I also observed guests being loudly addressed in common areas when house rules were enforced, and activities were stopped without explanation. While the hostel itself was nice, the style of communication made my stay unpleasant. I would not stay here again and believe that clearer and more considerate communication from the staff would significantly improve the experience.

Arrived on a late flight at midnight so the airport hotel was ideal. Walk out of the arrivals almost straight into the hotel. Very basic rooms but with a good visual on some parked planes out of the room. Breakfast also simple but sufficient options available

A fantastic hotel. Located on the outskirts, yet right in the heart of things. The 1.5 km walk is quick, as many sights (the Zwinger Palace, Frauenkirche) are on the way to the city center. The hotel is very clean. All the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful (not at all annoyed, simply wonderful). Breakfast is very varied, with something to eat every day. Despite the high demand, all the staff are friendly and efficient. I'd definitely visit Dresden and the Leonardo again, but not during Advent.