The beauty of Villa Sorgenfrei is hard to put into words - you have to experience it.
Surrounded by vineyards and enchanting gardens, this stylish hotel awaits you in a quiet location in Dresden's Radebeul district. Look forward to an elegant restaurant and spacious accommodation units. You will be staying in a carefully restored 18th-century villa. The bright rooms and suites at the Hotel Villa Sorgenfrei feature hand-painted walls, wooden floors and antique-style furniture.
The historic Festival and Garden Hall is now home to the Atelier Sanssouci restaurant. Its beautiful banqueting hall extends over two floors and impresses with floor-to-ceiling windows, a lead crystal chandelier and direct access to the lower pleasure garden. It offers space for up to 50 people and is particularly attractive in summer due to the adjoining terrace.
The Musicians' Lodge is also located in the restaurant building. This is suitable for conference events for 6 to 8 people and impresses with its intimate atmosphere.
In the 63 m² vaulted cellar, conferences for 25 to 30 people and lectures for up to 60 people can be organised. The historic wine cellar exudes a quaint flair with its old walls and is also ideal for evening events.
The coachman's house dates back to 1788 and was the former press house with stables. It impresses with two high arched gates and is suitable for meetings for up to 24 people.
The historic Festival and Garden Hall is now home to the Atelier Sanssouci restaurant. Its beautiful banqueting hall extends over two floors and impresses with floor-to-ceiling windows, a lead crystal chandelier and direct access to the lower pleasure garden. It offers space for up to 50 people and is particularly attractive in summer due to the adjoining terrace.
The Musicians' Lodge is also located in the restaurant building. This is suitable for conference events for 6 to 8 people and impresses with its intimate atmosphere.
In the 63 m² vaulted cellar, conferences for 25 to 30 people and lectures for up to 60 people can be organised. The historic wine cellar exudes a quaint flair with its old walls and is also ideal for evening events.
The coachman's house dates back to 1788 and was the former press house with stables. It impresses with two high arched gates and is suitable for meetings for up to 24 people.
