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"New, clean, cost and modern hotel in front of Dresden train station Neustadt with good connection with all important areas including airport. Almost in a heart of night life (Neustadt). Hotel if very stylish, simple and comfortable. Everything is clean and modern here. Bed is very soft. Modern tv with screen sharing options. Free hot drunks are available nonstop at the reception. Not rich but good breakfast. "

"An excellent hotel in a historic setting. "

"Sehr aufmerksame Bedienung"

"Fabulous hotel! Across the street from probably the most interesting site in town (Dresden Zwinger, looks like an old palace, with museums), and about 2 blocks walk to the town's centra; square where they hold oldest Christmas market in Europe. Restaurants all around. The hotel has a rooftop bar with a fantastic view of the Zwinger. We had the XXL suite, and our kids loved the bunk beds while the adults enjoyed the other comfortable beds. All very clean, nice kitchen and bathroom, great value. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Great location and price"

"Hotel was nice, clean and really close to everything. "

"The hotel has a nice staff, clean rooms, and a good location."

"Be mindful of the area, especially if you plan on taking the tram. It is quite remote, and the walk to the tram is a bit shady."

"Radebeul is a really nice suburb of Dresden and the Radisson is a great place to stay whilst there. The grounds of the hotel are well kept and the rooms we stayed in were clean and spacious. On the whole, we had a very enjoyable stay but I do have a few minor criticisms. The main one is that the pillows were very lumpy and uncomfortable (please buy new ones)! We were on the first floor of Anna Villa and there were the usual inconsiderate guests slamming doors and seemingly stamping their feet above and below us. Parking is €16 per day in the hotel’s garage. For a two night stay, we decided to park on a local side street and save ourselves €32! The last criticism was that the spa charges guests for entry. It is ‘only’ €5 per person (€15 for a family) but I have stayed in a lot of hotels for my job and this is the first time I have experienced a hotel charging guests to use the pool/sauna. I understand charging non-guests but it didn’t sit right to charge your own guests for something that most hotels provide for free. We did not pay for breakfast as part of the room package and if we had wanted to eat breakfast in the hotel, it was €11 for children and €21.50 for adults, which we felt was excessive and so ate breakfast elsewhere. I stress however that we did have an enjoyable stay and would certainly book this hotel again next time we visit Dresden. My review is genuinely intended to be constructive criticism as no hotel ever gets everything right all the time"