Name: ibis budget Hotel Dresden Kesselsdorf
Address: Kaufbacher Ring 7, 01723 Wilsdruff, Germany, DE
Telephone: +49 35204 21240

ibis budget Hotel Dresden Kesselsdorf is a lodging, located at Kaufbacher Ring 7, 01723 Wilsdruff, Germany. They can be contacted via phone at +49 35204 21240, visit their website www.accorhotels.com for more detailed information.

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Kaufbacher Ring 7, 01723 Wilsdruff

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Added by Jopie, at 18 August 2011

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Anonymous

31 October 2017

Not recommended for families with babies. No kettles in rooms. No staff around. Basic hotel for overnight stay
Anonymous

16 October 2017

Nice rooms and great value. Only problem is groups of guests (handwerker) who congregate in one room having a party until late. Other issue is the whole building stinks of cigarettes despite most rooms being 'non smoking'.
Anonymous

26 May 2017

the rooms are tiny and not very well equipped. The workers there are a little bit unfriendly.
Anonymous

06 September 2016

Rooms are very hot and humid. The window opens, and the room promptly fills with bugs as there are no screens.

The room otherwise, was clean, tidy and quiet.
Wifi signal was not too bad, but speed was sometimes lacking.
The bathroom was quite small, and there is no toilet seat.

Again, budget room, at 30-32EUR/night, it's great value.
Anonymous

17 August 2016

Alway clean and quite.
Great schnitzel house down the road.
Cannot beat the price
Anonymous

24 May 2016

High tech hotel:)
Anonymous

25 August 2011

I often stay at Etap hotels and appreciate that a room has just what you need for a nightly stop on a longer drive. But this place did not live up to the usual standard. No glasses, no toilet brush, no hand soap, the doors let all noises from the hallway into your room, housekeeping begins banging on doors at 09.00 to get into rooms and there's a busy bypass close to the hotel that makes it impossible to sleep with an open window if your room faces the hotel parking lot. If a hotel doesn't let you get rest then what's the point?