The breakfast room and all that they offer was beyond 10 stars! It was beyond white glove service each and every morning, starting with a smile to greet you and offer you the most relaxed environment and easy way to wake up. The menu choices, the style of the room from the fresco painted walls, the history and the staff's understanding of each guest they are servicing. They all go above and beyond to satisfy your each and every need.

The location is tucked away and there is nothing within walking distance, but we were looking for the peace and quiet! Taxi's can be ordered up quickly by the front desk and they are so helpful. They should work with a car service to assist in airport transfers as well, as they are a 10 star establishment.

This hotel is undoubtedly one of the best choices available to stay in Dresden for city visitors travelling by car. For the price, they exceeded my expectations. The hotel's history is truly inspiring, as it was transformed from an abandoned 18th-century building into a cozy and welcoming place. The territory of the hotel is quiet, green, and well-groomed, with a dedicated parking area on the premises, which is very convenient. I was particularly impressed by the warm welcome and overall hospitality of the staff. The ladies at the reception were incredibly kind and always ready to help. The room was shiny clean, neat, and cozy. The quality of the bed sheets, mattress, and pillows was exceptional, ensuring a comfortable night's sleep. The view from the window was stunning, overlooking an old church and a beautiful garden. Breakfast at the hotel was a highlight, standing out compared to regular chain hotels. The coffee was very tasty, the orange juice was freshly squeezed, and the ability to build your own breakfast from several courses available on the menu made a difference. Note for other travelers: The commute to the city center takes about 20 minutes by car. I am unsure about the public transport or taxi options available, so it might be something to consider if you prefer not to drive.

The moment I stepped into the hotel, I felt like I had entered another world. Every corner, adorned with stunning architecture and vintage details, seemed to be lost in time. The warm, intimate atmosphere spread a sense of tranquility that touched my soul. No matter how tired I was, I was captivated by the magic of this place. But there was one issue... I had made a reservation mistake when I arrived at the hotel. It was my fault. However, the team was so kind and helpful that they found an immediate solution. This showed me just how powerful sincerity and helpfulness can be. The warm smiles on everyone’s faces and Christin’s wonderful attitude made this hotel something entirely different. My time was limited, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that I wished I could stay longer. The peace I found in the attic room was indescribable. When I looked out the window, I felt like I was in the middle of a fairytale. Far from the city, there was only the serenity of nature. The vintage touches in the room transported me to past times. It even reminded me of Anne from the show Anne with an E. After breakfast, strolling through the garden was a unique experience. Surrounded by the colors of autumn, this area felt like a dream. With every step, watching the dance of nature was the essence of peace. The flavors I tasted in the restaurant were like a door opening to another world. A vegetarian breakfast not only satisfied my taste buds but nourished my soul as well. But then, I couldn’t help but realize how quickly time had passed, and when it was time to leave, I found myself in a very emotional moment. As I said goodbye to the hotel, my eyes filled with tears. Because this wasn’t just a hotel; I had become a part of it. It was a place that nourished my soul, transported me to another world, and carried a new story in every corner. As I left, I knew that the traces of that warm atmosphere would stay with me for a long time. Thank you for everything. I will return one day.

The staff was wonderful at Villa Sorgenfrei and the property is beautiful--in a green suburb of Dresden, with vineyards going up the nearby hills. It was easy to get into Dresden and a staff member suggested a great, inexpensive parking lot near the museum area. We loved the breakfasts--with delicious bircher muesli and wonderful eggs. I loved the bed linens and wish to know the brand/kind of pillows and duvets available--as they were wonderful, better than my home pillows and duvets!

Our attic room was a bit small and the dinner, though delicious, was overly expensive in relation to similar prix fixe menus we've had in other cities and fine dining restaurants.

The restaurant was absolutely outstanding. First class food and service. I highly recommend. All the staff in the hotel were both friendly and highly professional.

The room was spacious and comfortable, but the shower room/toilet was tiny, and the sink was in the room itself. In addition, there was no mini-bar / fridge.

it a really nice place and the staff is wonderful!! Its a cosy hotel classically decorated, fuzed w modern furniture. good beds. wonderful breakfast.

super small bathroom shower! thin walls so you could hear the reception and people walking up the stairs.

Historic villa with garden and lawns and a fountain that has been beautifully renovated. Dog-friendly + parking. Amazing breakfast on the terrace. Best pillows, bed, and blanket I have ever slept on. Quality toiletries. Right next to a number of walking routs along vineyards with wine tasting opportunities.

The suite where we stayed was amazing, clean, spacious and comfortable. The staff was very welcoming and always helpful. The breakfast was delicious. The atmosphere of the whole hotel was calming and cozy, beautiful decoration and style. Regarding the location, it is a good alternative for people who want to stay in a more isolated and calm area, but still well connected to Dresden through public transport (25 min from city center).

Wonderful palace and a breakfast of in a wonderful venue

Despite the fact that a Michelin-starred restaurant is part of the complex, you can't get anything to eat in the evening (the restaurant is obviously booked well in advance, but there are no alternatives).

You can see on photos and from price that it is really luxury place to stay. It is, I can tell now :)

I have two subjective things that I didn't like: the restaurant was closed and we had to find another which was not close. It is not a big deal, but when you arrive by bicycle to a hotel, you usually need to have supper. The restaurant is one of those from the Michelin list, so probably not for my pocket... anyway it would be nice to eat anything. Second: there wasn't special room for bicycles. Also not a big deal, but usually hotels along Elberadweg have one ;)