The hotel was easy to find and the staff very pleasant. The location was not the best as it is a brisk 45 minute walk to the centre of the town. However, the walk alongside the river is interesting and I made sure I took a taxi back. The room was the standard Mercure type and so you know what... More

First of all: choose this hotel only when you have your own means of transport. It's way out of town, bus/tram/train somewhat erratic and rather poor over the weekends. Due to the "U"-shape of the building, the river views are limited even on the "right" side of the building. Also: the pretty "balcony with a view" as shown on their... More

I stayed here one night for business together with a colleague by accident. We originally had booked the Best Western Hotel around the corner but when we arrived there they told us they had to rebook us to this hotel. What we liked - covered parking for a fair price and with enough spaces - breakfast was nice selection and... More

When I planned our trip to Dresden I found out that all the downtown hotels in our price range had no more rooms left, so we decided we would give the Mercure Elbpromenade a try and we did not regret it. Check in by a friendly, enthusiastic and efficient young man was a breeze. Our room was big by European... More

Hotel location is poor, rooms 3* just a standard Mercure, nothing special. When you come there please ask for the room overlooking the river, from the main street are noisy. NO air conditioning, temp inside the rooms more than 30C

The breakfast buffet is great - there's even bacon which is not easy to find in Germany. I enjoyed pressing my own orange juice unlike another reviewer - it's not that difficult. The staff was great, I got an extra pillow immediately when I asked, but more than one extra might be needed - the beds and pillows are lame.... More