Boutique Hotel - Boutique Hotel am Schillerplatz

Arrive & feel good

Welcome to our hotel – your home in Dresden

Our boutique hotel on Schillerplatz combines coziness with modern comfort – and at the same time focuses on sustainability by dispensing with disposable packaging, using green electricity and environmentally friendly concepts. You can enjoy restful nights in lovingly furnished rooms, while the first-class location offers you the perfect balance of peace and quiet and proximity to the city. Whether for a short trip or a longer stay – you will feel completely at ease here.

Top location in Dresden directly on the Blue Wonder

Step inside our boutique hotel

Secure bicycle parking spaces

Inviting breakfast room

Varied breakfast

Perfect view

The right room for everyone

Comfort & flexibility – exactly according to your wishes

In addition to our cozy rooms, we also offer spacious studio apartments in a separate building just a few meters from the hotel. These fully equipped apartments with their own kitchenette are ideal for longer stays or guests who want more independence. Whether you are looking for a restful night’s sleep or a temporary home from home, we have the right accommodation for you.

Apartments in the separate guest house

Example studio apartment in the guest house

Example room hotel

Background knowledge

A square with history: Schillerplatz

Schillerplatz in Blasewitz, a district in the east of Dresden, is a historically significant place that owes its name to the famous German poet Friedrich Schiller. Originally used as a market square, it was later named after Schiller to honor his importance to German culture and literature. To this day, Schillerplatz is a lively meeting place that is appreciated by locals and tourists alike.

Schillerplatz with sales floor

Schillerplatz before 1945

Self-portrait of the painter Hottenroth

In addition to its historical significance, Schillerplatz is also an important transport hub and a cultural center with numerous cafés, restaurants and events. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, the square is transformed into a colorful weekly market offering regional specialties.

A special symbol of the connection between Schiller and Dresden is the Schiller lime tree, which was planted on November 10, 2009 on the occasion of the 250th birthday of Friedrich Schiller was inaugurated on the square. It commemorates his literary legacy and his timeless ideals of freedom, humanity and community.

The painter Woldemar Hottenroth (1802-1894) is also closely associated with Schillerplatz. He was born in the immediate vicinity, at Schillerplatz 10, and spent his early childhood there. He later developed into an important representative of Dresden’s late Romanticism, whose works are still preserved today in the Städtische Galerie.

Today, Schillerplatz is characterized not only by its history and culture, but also by its immediate surroundings: connected to the Loschwitz district opposite by the famous “Blue Wonder”, the square is located in the middle of one of Dresden’s most characterful districts, which is characterized by Art Nouveau villas, the Elbe and historic architecture.