Hansastrase 43
Dresden, 01097 Nightly Rates(195.20 - 214.71)4 Star
Property Description
The modern business hotel is situated between the airport and the city centre of Dresden, offering ideal connections to the motorway, the railway station and the airport. There are several corporate locations in the immediate vicinity.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
all rooms
:
ALL ROOMS HAVE ADJUSTABLE AIR-CONDITION
Deluxe Room Queen
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1 queen bed, shower or bath tub, working area, minibar, radio, satellite/cable TV, video/in-house movies, full size mirror, fax/PC plugs, hair dryer, bathrobe on request
Deluxe Room Twin
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2 twin beds, shower or bath tub, working area, minibar, radio, satellite/cable TV, video/in-house movies, full size mirror, fax/PC plugs, hair dryer, bathrobe on request
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2:00pm (early check in on request)
Check out time is 12:00noon (late check out on request)
Time Zone is GMT: +60
Opened in 1994
269 rooms.
0 suites.
6 floors.
Directions
Exit at Dresden-Hellerau and continue in the direction of Dresden-Zentrum. The hotel is on the corner where Hansastrasse and Fritz-Reuter-Strasse cross.
Transportation:* Leipzig, 100.0 km* Dresden Klotsche, 5.0 km (taxi fare approx. EUR 10,00)* Dresden Neustadt, 1.0 km* Ostra Gehege, 5.0 km (taxi fare approx. EUR 10,00)* subway/rail station, 10 minutes walking distance* airport and heliport, 5.0 km (shuttle service approx. EUR 10,00 / taxi fare approx. EUR 10,00)
Dresden Airport, 5.0 km
Guarantee Policy
All reservations with arrival after 6:00pm must be guaranteed by credit card (American Express, Diners Club, Visa Card, Eurocard, JCB).
Cancellation Policy
All reservations must be cancelled by 6:00pm on day of arrival for full refund of deposit or to avoid charges on credit card for 1 night stay. "Guaranteed Arrival"-reservations are held for the 1st night, no-show charge is imposed in case of non-arrival.
Restaurant Information
1 RESTAURANT AND 1 BAR AT THE HOTEL
ASTRON Hotel Main Restaurant
opening hours: 6:30am - 11:00pm 160 seats; German and international food
ASTRON Bistro Bar
opening hours: 6:30am - 2:00am 40 seats
Meeting Facility
MEETING
Our hotel offers the ideal setting for your next event, congress or seminar. 10 conference rooms have floor space from 25 to 300 m2, are fully air conditioned, sound proofed and equipped with modern technology supply everything you need. Our business service team is at your command assisting you in all aspects of planning and organisation.
On Hotel Premises: * sauna * steam bath * solarium * fitness centre * massage (on request) Off Hotel Premises: * outdoor swimming pool, 5.0 km * whirlpool, 5.0 km * jogging track, 0.5 km * discotheque, 7.0 km * nightclub, 5.0 km * casino, 3.0 km
CORPORATE LOCATIONS
* Deutsche Telekom, 0.1 km * Dresdner Druck- und Verlagshaus, 1.0 km * Tokyo Electron, 4.0 km * Silicon Valley, 3.0 km * VW Fabrik Dresden (Glaeserne Fabrik), 3.0 km * Advanced Micros Devision, 2.0 km * Motorola, 3.0 km
LANDMARKS / PLACES OF INTEREST
* Semper Opera House, 3.0 km * Zwinger, 3.0 km * Albertinum, 3.0 km * Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche), 3.0 km
Related Germany Content
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