Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden

Without a doubt, this hotel is the nicest place my husband and I have ever stayed. Dresden is a magnificent city and it was an added bonus to stay in a former palace that has been meticulously renovated. Not only is it ideally located steps away from the Royal Palace, the Zwinger, shops, and great restaurants, it is full of friendly and knowledgeable staff. We had a Palais Room and were immediately blown away by the high ceilings, beautiful hardwood parquet flooring, tasteful decor, and insanely large walk-in shower and double vanity room. The bed with top-notch linens and comfy pillows made for a restful sleep after exploring the stunning city and its fantastic collection of history and art museums. There was a loveseat and a chair so we had plenty of room to relax with a cup of tea and a good book in the evening. The room had all the amenities you could need and then some, including ample storage, a kettle for tea, coffee maker, bathrobes, plenty of ports for charging phones. Don't miss delicious Amalie patisserie. The cakes are phenomenal. Staying at the Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden was the highlight of our vacation and definitely a 5 stars experience. If you are headed to Dresden, stay here. You will not be disappointed.

The design is breathtaking—Art Deco elegance meets bold, modern flair. Our room was spacious and very comfortable, with a great shower and smart TV. Highlights included the spa experience: excellent sauna, pool, steam room, and peaceful lounge. Restaurants, rooftop bar, and lounges impressed with style and quality. Perfect central location — everything was within easy walking distance. Will definitely return!

This hotel is the textbook definition of what a five-star experience should be. It doesn’t just check the boxes, it rewrites the exam.|The building itself is stunning, a former 18th-century palace that was heavily damaged in the 1945 bombing of Dresden and perfectly restored. The latest renovation, completed in 2023, is nothing short of magnificent, an architectural gem for both history and modern luxury.|The staff? A flawless combination of German efficiency and genuine attentiveness. No hollow smiles, no fussing, just calm, competent people who actually do things. Refreshing, isn’t it?|I traveled with my family and we booked two rooms: a Palais Room for my wife and me, and a Grand Palais Room (larger, as the name suggests) for the kids. Both rooms featured separate showers and bathtubs, gorgeous hardwood parquet flooring, and top-tier linens, towels, and toiletries. Not a chipped tile or sad pillow in sight.|Pro tip: don’t miss the bar downstairs. The cakes are borderline criminal in their deliciousness. I still think about them….|I’d love to offer constructive criticism, I really would, but the truth is, I can’t think of a single thing I’d change. It’s that good.|Well… one thing. Leaving is hard. Brutally hard. You’ve been warned.

Our stay at Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden was simply wonderful. The rooms were beautifully designed — colorful, warm, and inviting — making it a joy to return to after exploring the city. Every detail felt thoughtful and refined.||The bar was a highlight, with an impressive cocktail selection from around the world and an interactive menu that made the experience even more fun. We spent a great evening discovering new flavors.||If I had to mention one thing, the indoor pool was colder than expected, which made it a bit hard to fully enjoy. Still, it didn’t take away from how much we loved our stay.||Dresden is stunning, and this hotel made the experience even more unforgettable. I would absolutely return.

My second stay. The hotel is truly beautiful - new rooms with contemporary luxury design. Everything is perfect. Please, the breakfast restaurant also needs to be renovated - it looks terrible, 90s design. It greatly reduces the overall impression of the hotel.

A grand hotel in the best Kempinski mode: formal, fully staffed, well appointed and gracious. Great -- yes, great -- breakfast buffet. Access to good restaurants, some part of, some adjacent to the hotel. Location in the center of things, within a stroll of the major museums, opera, galleries, and all.

I’m the loyal member of titanium level and unfortunately this was the worst experience in the Kempinski hoteliers. First we got 2 rooms where windows overlooked the stage with techno music and screaming crowds because of some festival in the city. Service at the front desk assured us that the noise and music stops at 11 pm. and it’s nothing to worry about. Well it didn’t. Spooky loud music and screams of enraged youth were until 2 -3 am We couldn’t sleep at all. It was impossible. Why this lie during our check-in? Another thing is service during breakfast. We asked for table for four outside in the patio but nobody paid any attention to set the table, so we had to take the one with the uncomfortable high chairs. For 2 simple coffees with milk we waited 35 minutes so the eggs we ordered got cold. At the end we mentioned that we would pay for our stay different card that the one we gave for security deposit. Nobody respected us also in this case. This is not the experience you expect from 5 star hotel. Service at the front desk and at the restaurant ignores guests.

I’m not sure my stay warrants a full review as I arrived very late and had to leave the following morning but I still somehow had a marvellous time even though I slept for most of it.||What I want from a 5 star hotel is for everything to be easy and for them to anticipate what I might want. I had a nightmare of day and when I eventually arrived my car was parked for me without fuss, check in was easy and friendly. ||Drink service in the bar was a bit slower than I would like but the drinks were excellent. There was a bottle of sparkling wine in my room as a treat but I unfortunately didn’t get to enjoy it. ||The room was stunning and a very comfortable place to chill. I slept very well.||Breakfast was outstanding and check out was effortless. ||Probably spent less than 12 hours there but very keen to return to enjoy the amenities to a greater extent and to actually see some of Dresden.