Mercure Hotel Dresden Elbpromenade in Dresden 

The hotel and terrace feature a Mediterranean ambience, reminiscent of the painter Canaletto. Dresden is popularly known as Florence on the Elbe. In the foyer, two colour reproductions of Canaletto's most famous paintings mark the entrance to this hotel-cum-art gallery.The hotel offers 6 conference rooms, catering up to a total of 180 delegates.

All rooms are comfortably and cheerfully appointed, and are fitted with soundproof windows to ensure a good night’s sleep. The majority of the rooms are equipped with 2 queen-size beds.

Get each morning off to a perfect start with an extensive breakfast buffet in the Canaletto Lounge. Here you can also have lunch and dinner, choosing from a range of regional dishes and exquisite wines. Round off the day with a locally brewed beer in the BaRock lobby bar.

By car:If approaching on the A4 motorway either from the Erfurt/Leipzig direction or from Berlin/Cottbus/Poland, take the exit Dresden-Altstadt exit, and then follow the signs to the city centre for approximately two kilometres.By public transport from Dresden main station:Take tram number 8 towards Hellerau and exit at Postplatz.Then continue with bus number 94 towards Niederwartha and exit at Flügelweg.

This modern, 3-star superior hotel is beautifully located on the banks of the River Elbe, just 3 km west of Dresden’s world-heritage attractions, such as the Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche).The Mercure Hotel Dresden Elbpromenade is the ideal base for exploring Dresden and its beautiful surroundings.You can unwind here on the hotel terrace, while enjoying the unique view of the Saxon Elbe Valley.The hotel features a restaurant, conservatory and lobby bar. Try a range of delicious regional or international cuisine in the restaurant (the Canaletto Lounge), and then retire to the hotel bar.Guests are welcome to make free use of the sauna and steam room, as well as work out in the fitness room. For outdoor pursuits, you can hire a bicycle from the hotel which lies directly on the River Elbe Cycling Path (Elbradweg).