Best Leipzig Hotels

Very good location from where the city center can easily be reached on foot. The breakfast area is very nice and the food is excellent. Unfortunately, parking is outrageously expensive at €25 per day.

The hotel room is modernly furnished. I personally missed a small refrigerator and a coffee/tea maker on the rooms. The spa area is very beautiful although the pool water is quite cold. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Cleanness is also good. However, personally, I have scared the extremely used feeding service. Such a feeding service to the guest is far from the management. This needs to be urgently amended.

The environment is very good, the place is very quiet, and it is a very cost-effective youth hostel. The open kitchen is well equipped and suitable for cooking. The room is large and well decorated. Not bad.

Located in many restaurants near the center of the city, after choosing this room, I feel that the experience is very good and worth it. The kitchenette in the room is very convenient, the facilities are novel and comfortable, and the overall is beyond expectations.

The front desk had a very average attitude. When I asked her for disposable slippers (hotels in Germany don't provide them proactively, but if you need them, just let the front desk know and they will provide them), she replied with a poker face: ”We don't have them.” I asked three times, and she gave the same answer three times. Finally, after repeated communication, I called a colleague to send a pair. The room is modern and simple, and it's OK. But, 1. There is no table. 2. There is no electric kettle

In the center of Leipzig, there is a shopping mall next to it. Transportation and shopping are convenient. The room on the top floor is also quiet. I will stay here again if I have the opportunity. Ctrip customer service is also great

The hotel is located about 15 minutes (trailer) from the main station in a street just apart from the city centre. We were somewhat disappointed at arrival at 23.30 clock that an international hotel in the Dorint chain no longer offers drinks at the bar, but only offers a minimum offer from the reception refrigerator. In comparatively much smaller hotels we have often experienced that the reception is able to serve the bar to screen the drinks. The room was clean and clean. The style of the setting is the same as in the 1990s.

I like this hotel very much. Drinks in the mini bar are free. Although I drink two bottles of water every day, I haven't touched other sugary drinks. It feels good. The floors are high, the rooms are spacious and the sanitation is good. Great! recommend.

Not a great experience overall. Location is not directly off any public transportation line so bear in mind lugging luggage on cobblestone can be very taxing. Service was slow at check-in. Only one staff was there in the evening, and a short queue formed to check-in while waiting for the staff to get off the phone. At check-in, room was automatically assigned via iPad, which was not a courtyard view as advertised on Trip.com, but rather a view of the garbage dump (from room 101). Went back down to ask for a change of room, and 45 frustrating minutes later, the front desk said it was because of the room category and “offered to upgrade” for 20 euros additional per night. After travelling for a long time, I didn’t want to waste any more time with a back and forth as to why Trip.com advertised a courtyard view, and the hotel gave me a garbage dump view instead, so I obliged. The new room however, was much better with a view of the Thomaskirche opposite, a lot more internal space, and a mini kitchenette.

Very clean and decent hotel! Beware of aligning your arrival with the Front Desk to be sure that somebody will be in the hotel (until 11pm)