Small but charming: The Hotel Elbpromenade in Bad Schandau is a family-run hotel in a dream location right on the banks of the Elbe, halfway between the National Park train station and the famous Schrammsteine.
In the hotel’s own restaurant, “Elbpromenade,” guests can enjoy the beauty of the landscape—in summer from the large Elbe terrace, and on cold days in the winter garden.
Small but exquisite: That also describes the selection of à la carte dishes, which showcase the best of the region in seasonally changing creations: for example, local beef from Stolpen, straw-fed pork from Dürrröhrsdorf, trout from Neustadt/Saxony, and much more.
With its location not far from the Kirnitzsch Valley and the famous Schrammstein Range with its imposing rock formations, the Hotel Elbpromenade is an ideal base camp for hiking tours through the Hintere Sächsische Schweiz. Not far from the hotel, a ferry also crosses the river to Krippen. From there, the trail leads into the realm of the table mountains.
Small but charming is the downtown area of Bad Schandau, which can be reached on foot along the banks of the Elbe in about 15 minutes. Among the experiences guests shouldn’t miss in Saxony’s oldest spa town is a visit to the National Park Center, rides on the historic Kirnitzschtalbahn and the historic passenger elevator, as well as a wellness day at the Toskana Therme.
In the hotel’s own restaurant, “Elbpromenade,” guests can enjoy the beauty of the landscape—in summer from the large Elbe terrace, and on cold days in the winter garden.
Small but exquisite: That also describes the selection of à la carte dishes, which showcase the best of the region in seasonally changing creations: for example, local beef from Stolpen, straw-fed pork from Dürrröhrsdorf, trout from Neustadt/Saxony, and much more.
With its location not far from the Kirnitzsch Valley and the famous Schrammstein Range with its imposing rock formations, the Hotel Elbpromenade is an ideal base camp for hiking tours through the Hintere Sächsische Schweiz. Not far from the hotel, a ferry also crosses the river to Krippen. From there, the trail leads into the realm of the table mountains.
Small but charming is the downtown area of Bad Schandau, which can be reached on foot along the banks of the Elbe in about 15 minutes. Among the experiences guests shouldn’t miss in Saxony’s oldest spa town is a visit to the National Park Center, rides on the historic Kirnitzschtalbahn and the historic passenger elevator, as well as a wellness day at the Toskana Therme.
Openings
- Breakfast: Daily 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
Restaurant:
Monday – Thursday 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Friday–Saturday, 12:00 PM–9:00 PM (kitchen closes at 8:30 PM)
Current opening hours at share.google/HBAFQZLaipL1vdL42 Cuisine types
Regional dishes
Directions & Parking facilities
- Stop: Bad Schandau - Postelwitz
Timetable information: www.vvo-online.de
Note: Change in route due to a complete closure of the Bad Schandau Elbe Bridge (B172)
Take the A17 and continue onto the B172a.
Take the exit toward Pirna-Graupa/Dresden-Pillnitz/Neustadt i. Sa/Bastei and merge onto the S177.
Follow Pirnaer Str., Basteistraße, Hohnsteiner Str., and Ziegenrückenstraße until you reach Basteistraße/Lindenallee/B172 in Bad Schandau.
Turn right onto Basteistraße/Lindenallee/B172 and stay on the B172. Your destination, the Hotel Elbpromenade, is on the right.
