Under the motto ‘History retold’, the famous 18th-century building housing the Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden has reopened, showcasing a multitude of redesigned elements, heightened comfort and state-of-the-art technology.
From now on, guests will have the unique opportunity to experience Dresden once again in all its splendour and beauty.
Even at first glance, the light-flooded lobby, with its unusual textile wallpaper, warm sandstone floors and two cosy lounge areas, is predestined to become the city’s most popular meeting place.
Berlin interior designer Markus Hilzinger captured the hotel’s heritage and created an extraordinary and unique symbiosis of history and modern elegance.
A special lighting concept, modelled on the course of the Elbe river, connects the ‘living room of Dresden’ with the newly founded pâtisserie ‘Amalie’.
With its eye-catching design, cosy alcoves and delicacies created by the in-house pâtissier, the ‘Amalie’ invites guests to enjoy and linger all day.
The newly designed 180 rooms and 31 suites also impress with their elegant scheme and set new standards for contemporary luxury with their refined details. Hand-picked furniture and selected works of art give each room an individual touch, creating an exclusive yet cosy atmosphere.
Historical elements have also been incorporated into the colour scheme and placed in a new context.
The various suites, furnished with fine works of art and contemporary national and international art treasures, are a particular highlight. Sustainable and allergy-friendly building materials played a central role in the extensive renovation.
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Gastronomically, the newly remodelled Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden impresses with several highlights.
The newly designed ‘Das Palais’ restaurant offers a wide selection of local specialities and international classics. The created ‘Private Dining Room’ is ideal for occasions.
In the ‘Kastenmeiers’ restaurant, gourmet chef Gerd Kastenmeier provides his guests with refined fish dishes. This maritime offering is complemented by the restaurant’s sushi and oyster bar.
The reopening of Hotel Taschenberg Palais Kempinski not only ‘retells the story’ of the hotel and the city but also creates a magical place where people from all over the world can rediscover and experience their personal stories in an environment full of elegance, zeitgeist and luxury.
“We are delighted to reopen this beautiful building, which is steeped in tradition, and give the people of Dresden back ‘their living room’.
“We are certain that the symbiosis of contemporary luxury and tradition that we have created with the redesign will delight locals, our regular guests and national and international clientele because history is preserved and, at the same time, retold here”, said Marten Schwass, Managing Director of the hotel, at the opening.
About Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden
The newly renovated Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden is located in the historic city centre in the immediate vicinity of famous landmarks such as the Royal Palace, the Dresden Zwinger and the Semper Opera House.
The five-star luxury hotel is the ideal starting point for exploring Dresden’s rich heritage. The Dresden Baroque-style exterior of the building also boasts a contemporary interior with undeniable elegance and a range of amenities that convey a sense of style and luxury.
The 180 rooms and 31 suites are elegantly designed with modern facilities to maximise comfort. The hotel has its own restaurant and bar, a fitness centre, a first-class spa and an indoor pool.
Despite all the modernisation work, Hotel Taschenbergpalais Kempinski Dresden remains true to its service standards, which are based on authenticity, generosity and a personal approach.
As part of the restoration, the hotel received full certification for allergy-friendly construction from the ECARF (European Centre for Allergy Research Foundation).
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