Hotel Villa Herzog

Name: Hotel Villa Herzog
Address: Kurparkstr. 6a, Dresden, 01324, Germany, Dresden, Saxony, 01324, Germany

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Fast facts

Check in from:	1:00 pm
Check out before:	11:00 am
Pets	Pets allowed with an extra charge

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Parking

Airport shuttle

Non-smoking

Laundry

Pets allowed

More about Hotel Villa Herzog

Hotel Villa Herzog

This charming hotel is quietly located in the exclusive Weißer Hirsch district of Dresden, and offers excellent public transport connections to the heart of the Saxon capital.

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Anonymous traveller

Comment: 20 Apr 2022

Stayed in: Apr 2022

We enjoyed our stay. The apartment is very large and cosy. The kitchen is very well equipped and better than expected based on the pictures from the hotel.
Although sufficient, the room could have been cleaner and with more lighting. It was a bit too dark to have dinner in the upper floor.
Both check-in and check-out went smoothly via phone. The city center is reachable by tram.

Anonymous traveller

Comment: 16 Jul 2019

Stayed in: Jul 2019

Good location, room and amenities. Restaurant choices limited but accessible.

Anonymous traveller

Comment: 16 Apr 2018

Staff was friendly and helpful, wished they have more English language brochures for visitors. Bring your own wash clothes because they only give you hand and bath towels.

Anonymous traveller

Comment: 24 Sep 2018

Stayed in: Sep 2018

Sweet little hotel! We loved it!

Solo traveller

Comment: 20 Jul 2017

Stayed in: Jul 2017

A pretty spot but too many problems

The problems started immediately when I arrived. I picked the hotel because they had parking. Not limited parking, but parking. Well, it turned out to be very limited parking. There are five spots and they were all taken. I was trying to park in a garage that had an empty spot. I thought the sign said it belonged to the hotel. Unfortunately, the sign said it did not belong to the hotel. I don't speak German and didn't know that kein means not. Anyway, the owner of the spot arrived while I was parking and chased me out.
So I parked out on the street. There's construction going on and the road is muddy so I had to carry my bag most of the way, which was about half a kilometer.
I finally make it inside the hotel and discover that, while the Expedia page says they're multilingual, English wasn't one of the languages.
I go to my room and find that the table is a small, round one with a table cloth, which was far from ideal for setting up my computer. I have to move the table to get close enough to a plug to plug it in. The plug is hidden behind a cabinet I have to move.
I go to dinner. The menu is in German and nobody can translate. I order what the person next to me ordered, which turned out to be potato soup with blood sausage and wiener schnitzel. The food was good.
I go back and get online. The network soon quits working. I go registration but they've gone home. Someone from the kitchen is sitting outside. I talk to him and he tells me the WiFi is a free service operated by volunteers in the neighborhood and there's no router to reset. I give up and go to sleep. The next morning it's still not working. When I check out I'm told the router probably needs to be reset. I don't know whether there's a router or not. I just know I didn't have Internet service.
Overall, it was a very frustrating experience staying here.