The Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden is considered the grande dame of Germany's luxury hotels. Located in the heart of the old town, it combines baroque splendor with modern comfort and contemporary elegance. Guests can expect luxurious rooms and suites, excellent cuisine, and a spa with exclusive relaxation facilities—just a few steps away from the Semperoper, Frauenkirche, and Zwinger.
The rooms and suites of the hotel combine modern elegance with historical accents. Light-colored fabrics, fine materials, carefully crafted furniture, and great attention to detail create a luxurious atmosphere with a feel-good character. Spacious floor plans, high-quality bathrooms, and views of the old town or the quiet courtyard round off the experience. A stay in the suites also offers the highest level of comfort and exclusivity.
At Das Palais restaurant, guests can enjoy fine, contemporary cuisine in an elegant setting. Bar 1705 serves creative signature drinks in a stylish setting, while Amalie Pâtisserie & Lounge delights with artistic sweet creations, coffee, and tea. In summer, the historic courtyard becomes a stage for open-air culinary experiences—from convivial evenings to special events.
Find peace and relaxation in the spa area above the rooftops of Dresden—with exclusive massages, cosmetic treatments, and a spacious pool and sauna area. Yoga classes bring body and mind into harmony, while the modern fitness suite provides a variety of sports activities. Culture lovers will discover Dresden's highlights right on their doorstep: from opera performances to museums and galleries.
The Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden is more than just a hotel—it is a landmark of the Saxon capital. Originally built by Augustus the Strong for his mistress, the palace is one of Dresden's most important Baroque buildings. It shines in new splendor, combining majestic 18th-century architecture with contemporary luxury. Guests experience a unique symbiosis of history, elegance, and modern comfort – nestled in the lively old town, just a few steps away from the Semperoper, Zwinger, and Frauenkirche.
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