This was the third time we have stayed at this hotel, but the first to be frustrated. In the hotels.com app there are two hotels that can be chosen from: City Hotel Dresden Radebeul, and Radisson Blu Park Hotel and Conference Centre. The former has a picture of a swimming pool next to it, the latter does not. However, it is, as we were later told, the same hotel. We chose the one with the picture of the swimming pool, since one of the main reasons we go to this hotel is the swimming pool. We were therefore stunned to find out that we told we had to pay for each person to use the pool, every time we entered.This never happened during past stays, and it was quite unpleasant having to explain it to the receptionists. We were made to feel 'cheap' for questioning why we should pay for something that we had never had to pay for in the past, and when we specifically paid for the property that a) had a picture of a swimming pool next to the name of the hotel b) has 'Indoor pool and outdoor pool' listed among the amenities. After arriving back I carefully checked again, and see that at the bottom of the page in the 'small print' section it states, 'Facility access costs EUR10 per person, per day.' However, this is not readily visible in the mobile app where we booked. In short: It isn't about the money, but about misleading advertising, and the damper it put on our moods, and our stay, from the embarrassment. Radisson could review this content to avoid dissatisfied customers.