The IntercityHotel Dresden with its 162 hotel rooms and 5 conference rooms is the perfect place for business meetings and the ideal Startpunkt for cultural trips and city explorations in and around Dresden. Located directly at the main train station, the hotel guarantees, among other things, short distances to the city center including all its shopping, sports and entertainment facilities. Conveniently located and with all major transport links on the doorstep, the hotel in Dresden puts you right in the middle of the action.
Feel good at the hotel in Dresden
156 comfortably and modernly furnished rooms and 6 spacious studios ensure a pleasant and relaxing stay. General amenities include free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, soundproof windows, desk and air conditioning.
In the hotel's restaurant, a rich breakfast buffet awaits you every day, always distinguished by the best quality and daily variety, Visit also our cozy bar. Cold drinks and snacks are always sufficiently provided here.
Four ideally equipped and partly combinable meeting and event rooms offer space for up to 120 people and allow you to hold a meeting, a congress or a presentation in a pleasant environment. For business appointments, our Business Corner in the hotel is at your disposal.
Being mobile in Dresden
With the public transport in Dresden you can reach attractive museums, theaters and other must-sees comfortably and flexibly - mobility all along the line. So you can enjoy your stay without traffic stress and parking worries.
For more information on various attractions and activities in the city, the hotel staff will be happy to assist you.
Highlights at the hotel in Dresden: high-speed WLAN (free of charge), rich breakfast buffet, restaurant with regional and national dishes, quiet courtyard, 5 function rooms for up to 120 people.
Must Sees in Dresden: Dresden's Places To Be can be easily reached by train from the Hotel Dresden: the baroque Old Town with the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) in about 15 minutes, the Dresden Zoo in about 14 minutes and the DDV Stadium in only 10 minutes.
High value was placed on modern design in the hotel in Dresden! Feel at home in our standard room, which extends to 18 to 20 m². The equipment includes:
Standard room with separate beds
Standard room with separate beds
You will feel at home in the modern design of our standard rooms, which range from 18 to 20 m². The equipment includes:
Business room
Business room
You will find comfort and relaxation in the 18 to 20 m² business rooms with location to the quiet interior. The rooms are equipped with:
Studio
Studio
Coziness at the highest level in the hotel in Dresden!
You can enjoy a high level of living comfort in the 25 m² studios. In addition to the two separate beds, these rooms are equipped with many amenities:
Handicapped accessible room
Handicapped accessible room
Handicapped accessible bathroom
Soundproof windows
WLAN
Standard room
High value was placed on modern design in the hotel in Dresden! Feel at home in our standard room, which extends to 18 to 20 m². The equipment includes:
Good to know
Check-In
Check-in on the day of arrival from 15:00. Online check-in possible prior to arrival.
Check-Out
Check-out on the day of departure until 12:00.
Parking
Your nearest parking option: Public parking garage Wiener Platz (fee required). Parking not reservable.
H Rewards
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Children
Children up to 12 years stay free of charge in their parents' bed or, where possible, in an extra bed/baby crib. More details here below in the FAQs.
Pets
Pets are allowed on request (with charge).
FreeCityTicket
The best companion for your city tour: the free FreeCityTicket. Become a H Rewards member and use public transport as much as you like. Easy and environmentally friendly throughout your stay, whether it's to the next meeting or the most exciting attraction. Experience the city by bus and train*. (*only available for H Rewards members in participating hotels)
The cityscape of Dresden is marked by the destruction in the Second World War - the aim of Sebastian Lang's work was not to let the history of Dresden end with the year 1945. For this purpose, the communication design student chose the technique of double exposure. The modern, functional buildings form the object of the first exposure, creating a grid to which the long shot of the historical view is aligned in the second exposure. With his photographs, Sebastian Lang consciously opposes the "everything used to be better" mentality and shows in artistic space how old and new complement each other.
