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Dresden can be experienced completely on foot if you're in the right end of town. The Altstadt, or Old Town, on the southern bank of the Elbe River, has the Kempinski Taschenberg Palais, Dresden's grandest guesthouse (if a trifle too cookie-cutter in its luxury fittings). The new hotel QF sits right by the Frauenkirche and is a stylish bargain. Across the river, the inner Neustadt, or New Town, is beautiful and compact and features the intimate Bülow Residenz, but it can be a bit of a walk for taking in Dresden's sights.
If the idea of being submerged in a sea of modern art doesn't appeal to you, then don't even set foot inside this hotel. The entire interior is Milanese...more
This discreet Relais & Châteaux hotel features all the amenities you'd expect of a five-star property, coupled with an intimacy you rarely find in...more
While Dresden might not live up to its prewar nickname, Elbflorenz (Florence on the River Elbe), this Italian-style hotel located beside the World Trade Center...more
This five-story former palace was built by Augustus the Strong to house his favorite mistress, the Countess Cosel. Like the Zwinger galleries across the street...more
Opened in 1685, when the Neustadt was rebuilt after a fire, the 26-room Rothenburger Hof has the traditional feel of a historical, family-run inn, but its...more
A gothic-revival castle built by a pupil of Gottfried Semper in the 19th century, this folly has been turned into a wellness-oriented spa and hotel complex....more
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