Augsburg Hotels with Airport pickup service

The staff on duty at the counter is only until 10pm. If the time is exceeded, you can only contact with an emergency phone, which is relatively not very convenient. In addition, when checking in, the automatic check-in machine at the door failed, and the whole check-in was delayed for a long time, but the service staff actively helped to deal with it.

The hotel manager has very warmly received us, explained the check-in and check-out as well as the parking possibility of our holiday car in the TG. The modern, functional, minimalist, aestheticly clearly designed hotel, located centrally to A 8 is impressed with direct public transport connection (roadway) to the city centre. The room is skillfully divided and practically furnished. Rarely we have seen such a well-shaped bathroom with perfect fuggen raster of the tile mirror, the clear details. The learning expert is happy. The rich breakfast was pleasant. We are happy to come back when the road passes in the south. We thank you very much. Price, performance, location are absolutely consistent and recommend further.

We've stayed at 7 Super 8s and we know what to expect. Sometimes not the best breakfast, and often very old rooms. This was our first Super 8 in Germany. I am so glad it was cheap because it was literally HALF the size of the American Super 8s, had no functioning AC, only one hard chair, nowhere to sit to watch TV, the TV was ridiculous, it was exactly the TV I grew up with in the 70s, meaning when you click GUIDE, you only get a list of channels that you can click on. That is exactly like a 70's TV, where you know the channel, you select it, and you see what you see. There is no true GUIDE feature, telling you *WHAT* you are watching, and no program list showing what programs are coming up next, on each channel. So, a 70s TV. There is no refrigerator in the room. There is no microwave in the room. There is no ice machine in the hotel (normal for Germany) but this one didn't even give us a cup of ice when requested, because they ran out. (And didn't make more?) Parking costs 10Euro, the few free spots out front were all taken and so cramped we could barely fit our normal sized car through the ”lot”. Breakfast costs 12 per person? That is absurd. No Super 8 in America charges for either service. I'm just so glad this place is cheap. Please don't come here expecing Super 8 Standards.

There is a tram away from the station, but the number of trains is small on the weekend morning, so I took a taxi waiting in front of the hotel and headed for the central station. I had dinner at the hotel because there were not many shops around. The room was large and had a balcony. Amenities were only shower soap provided as well as other hotels in Germany.

I like Inter City hotels as they are convenient for the railway station. This one is tucked away a little and not well signposted so make sure you know where to go. Quiet room, friendly reception and good breakfasts all help. Plenty of restaurants nearby for lunch and dinner.

I arrived early and parked in the garage below the hotel. The room was already available so they let me check in. I think the Leonardo Hotel is fairly new. Everything was quite clean and fresh. You need your room key to activate the elevator to go to your floor. I thought this was very clear but so many of my fellow guests were confused and I had to explain. Perhaps this would be better clarified during check in. Through helping other people, I also found out that the key only works for your floor and you can't access other floors. During my three night stay, I rode the elevator with quite a few confused people. There is bottled water in the room when you check in and it's complimentary. In the bathroom, the soap, shampoo and body wash are all one bottle/formulation. There is no conditioner. I didn't have the breakfast at the hotel but I did have dinner at the restaurant one night. It was good but I thought it was funny that I tried to order beer and they were out of a lot of it, as well as some of the menu items. The kimchi and hummus were delicious, and the signature drink was very interesting. My colleague and I needed a place to work on our computers one day and this hotel doesn't really have common/lobby space in which to do that because the restaurant area is closed outside of mealtimes. We sat in one of the conference rooms but a staff member chased us out. That's one improvement that I think this hotel could make (a place to sit and work and plug in a laptop), especially because it seemed like we were not the only business trip people there.