Sebastian Fischer
+49 (351) 800 31 47
sebastian.fischer@buelow-hotels.de

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Position

Our 5-star superior hotel is located at the heart of the city of Dresden. You can enjoy the perfect tranquillity of Dresden's historic Baroque quarter, yet only be a few minutes' walk away from the city's attractions, such as the Semper Opera House, Zwinger Palace, Royal Palace and the Frauenkirche church. The nearby river banks of the Elbe are perfect for a stroll, and the happenings in Outer New Town  are also on the doorstep.

Your Journey

Parking

Our two-level underground car park provides 60 secure parking spaces for both hotel guests and locals. We would be delighted to park your car for you and take care of your luggage on arrival and departure.

Would you like to have your car washed and the tank filled? Just let us know – our Page will be pleased to accommodate your wishes.

Parking Fee:

• 1st hour: € 1
• Every additional hour: € 1.50
• Day pass: € 20

With a large number of listed buildings in its environs, the Bülow Palais – reopened in 2010 – fitted the historical setting of the street perfectly and thereby completed the ensemble of buildings in the immediate vicinity of the Dreikönigskirche. The exclusive hotel was constructed on the only free plot of land on the famous Königstrasse, reputed for its landmark Baroque church with its magnificent 88-metre-high tower. With a prestigious building closing the 'gap' on the church square, this part of the city exudes its original charm once more, with the Market Fountain, dating back to 1858, providing a fitting central focus.

Whereas the exterior of the Palais building blends in with the historic character of the Königstrasse, the interior incorporates Baroque features into the hotel's elegant, contemporary style, alongside works of modern art.

The Stuttgart-based husband and wife entrepreneurs, Monika and Horst Bülow, were responsible for building both the Bülow Palais and Bülow Residenz – just a stone's throw apart – and continue to own both properties today. They left nothing to chance, meticulously planning the project with great attention to detail and even installing privately owned works of art in the new hotel. The personal touch can be felt as soon as you enter the spacious lobby, which is decorated in shades of blue, silver and gold with strategically positioned designer armchairs adding a touch of charm and helping create the distinctive impression of the hotel

A home in a very special place. Part of the plot of land on which the Bülow Palais stands was once occupied by the vicarage of the famous Dreikönigskirche, before the house was destroyed after the Second World War. The Dreikönigskirche was the site of the baptism and confirmation of the city's famous 'son', the author Emil Erich Kästner (*born Dresden 1899, died Munich 1974). Kästner's book, When I was a little boy, tells the extraordinary tale of his life in the Königstrasse district.

Everything began at the beginning of the 1990s: At this time, the Stuttgart-based entrepreneurial couple, Monika and Horst Bülow (Bülow AG) were looking for a location for the Dresden branch of their business. During their quest, they came upon the mansion in the Rähnitzgasse. Formerly a prestigious middle-class home, the centuries had certainly left their mark on this 1730s building. However, the Bülow family decided to purchase the badly damaged listed building and invested in an extensive restoration. As it later transpired, the building was turned into a hotel, rather than company offices. The Bülow Palais was the second greatest investment in Dresden in 2010.

Monika und Horst Bülow are committed hotel owners who are regularly on the premises. They placed the management of both hotels, with a total of of 88 rooms and suites, in the capable hands of Hotel Director, Ralf J. Kutzner. The Residenz – the mansion in the Rähnitzgasse – is managed as an exclusive hotel annexe, the whole of which can be reserved for family celebrations or corporate events. These are the first and only facilities of this kind in Dresden. The Palais – the newly built hotel with historic influences – is the premium product of the collection and features spa facilities, conference rooms and an underground car park, as well as a wide range of gastronomic services.