The heart of Dresden beats between the Frauenkirche and the Zwinger – and right in the middle of it all is the Gewandhaus. The 18th-century Baroque façade tells stories of carriages and candlelight, while inside you can expect design, comfort, and a touch of glamour. Here, luxury is not about making a loud statement, but about the good feeling of being in the right place at the right time.
Dresden's baroque treasures await outside the door – from the Frauenkirche to the Semperoper, from the Zwinger to the Elbe meadows. Those who stay in the hotel can relax in the spa, swim laps in the indoor pool, unwind in the sauna or steam bath, or use the fitness area. But sometimes it's enough to sit in the lobby with a piece of cake and look out through the tall windows at the 18th-century city that still lives outside.
The 97 rooms and suites combine the spaciousness of historic rooms with the comfort of modern amenities. High ceilings, large windows, and carefully selected materials create a special atmosphere. Some overlook the quiet courtyard, others the streets of the old town—and each tells a piece of Dresden's story.
The [m]eatery bar + restaurant combines the art of grilling with a stylish ambience: perfectly aged steaks, fresh fish, and fine tartares take center stage. The cake studio tempts guests with sweet treats that are created with the same attention to detail as the interior of the restaurant. In the evening, the bar invites guests to enjoy a glass of wine or a creative cocktail—with a view of the bustling street or the quiet courtyard.
The Gewandhaus Dresden is a building steeped in history—and with a new, vibrant heartbeat. Behind the magnificent Baroque façade dating from 1768, you will find light-filled rooms, handcrafted furniture, and lovingly crafted details that make every corner special. The atmosphere combines the elegance of centuries past with the lightness of modern design.
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