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This very sad hotel stuck in the 90’s was very disappointing . The hotel staff were friendly, but one couldn’t tell the staff from guests apart, because they didn’t wear a uniform or have name badges on. The room was very dark. Dark old rug, very dark wooden closets that were way to large for the room. That dark furniture had seen better days and the bed wasn’t comfortable. The bathroom a nightmare. The shower was old and dingy, black spots of mold between the grout. The soap dispenser was over 1 meter away from the sink. Very nerve racking. The breakfast buffet was somewhat disappointing. There was almost everything available, but the long lines at the 1 coffee maker wasn’t an ideal situation. After 1 week , I was happy to leave.

This place is a joke. First, try to find it. Signage is less than minimal. Hopefully, you can figure it out with others who already have or who are also searching for the place. Next, take a nondescript elevator to the 6th floor. If you come after the sun goes down, note that the lobby with the elevator is quick dark, very poorly lit. Get off the 6th floor and turn right. If you come at check in time, be prepared for the line of over a dozen others waiting to check in. They will not check in anyone before three. Nope. Won’t do it. After a half hour, we were directed to our room on the third floor, right above the intersection. Great view from a large window facing the university and Old Town directly to the west, but ah, these are the two big problems. First, the noise of trams, trucks, and then every ambulance in the city must be required to pass through this intersection! Second, summer heat makes the room an oven. One window will open a bit, maybe 10 cm, but don’t get your hopes up for much natural air. We figured the noise would eventually die down, but it didn’t, especially ambulances on a Saturday night. So eventually we closed the window and curtains. That helped contain the noise but then the heat hit us. We failed to find much sleep in our sweat. Ah, but the air conditioner! Try as we might, we failed to get the A/C to work, nor any fan for ventilation! About daylight, we finally slept, only to miss our planned Bach Festival event that morning. Groggily, we tried to get to the reception desk to discuss this issue, but, mind you, the elevator up to the reception does not stop at the third floor. Only down. So this senior citizen had to take the first of four climbs up those stairs to reception on the 6th floor. I asked for a refund for the second scheduled night. It was refused. “We can’t do that. Only Expedia can. You need to call them.” Also, “You can’t get air conditioning in your room because there is none. Hotels in Germany don’t have air conditioning.” And portable fans are not provided either apparently. I called Expedia. They said that, of course, the hotel can refund the payment for the night. Expedia called the hotel. Then spoke with me I returned up the four flights of steps to get my refund. Nope. They refused to refund. But they did provide another room that did not face the street. Ok. We took it. They even provided a bottle of wine, and we slept well that second night. The next morning at check out, the manager asked why we hadn’t turned on the air conditioning…and of course, Germany has air conditioning. And no, the hotel would not be able to refund an unused night as requested. We loved Leipzig! But beware of this joke of a place.

Whilst our studio apartment was a little smaller than we had expected, it was very-well kitted out, and gave an interesting view on the historic Wende mural across the street. Although served in a rather cramped ground floor area, the breakfast buffet was impressive and got us off to the right start for seeing the city: central Leipzig is compact, architecturally fascinating and full of life. Highly recommended all round.

This modern hotel is located near the Leipzig train station. Whoever travels by car, can park this in the deep garage. The rooms are large enough. The kitchen line features a water cooker, a microwave and a 2-Zonen-Kochfeld with a dishwasher. We had booked a Studio Executive room for our 2-day stay. However, we were surprised that we had found the room differently as advertised on the homepage and therefore booked. So we had a disabled room. Also here the bathroom was different from the picture on the homepage. On our demand on the day of departure we were informed that most of the larger rooms were disabled. The reference on the homepage “View the city” was not allowed. We had in the 2nd. The floor only looks at a concrete wall with a small indoor courtyard. We would have been happy if we had been told at check-in. However, it is a nice hotel.

The hotelbis unstaffed after 8pm without forwarding nor any indication upon late arrival of how to get in. The rooms are spacious, but It was not cleaned nor bed made up during my stay. The location is fine but foresee 20 to 30 min to get a taxi.

With a stay at Hentschels Apartments, you'll be centrally located in Leipzig, within a 5-minute drive of Leipzig Zoo and Red Bull Arena. This hotel is 4.4 mi (7 km) from Leipzig Trade Fair and 6.2 mi (10 km) from Cospudener Lake.This smoke-free hotel was built in 1992.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, express check-in, and express check-out.Stay in one of 27 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include washers/dryers and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

Very centrally located in the city centre. A few minutes walk to the zoo, railway station and to many attractions. Shopping opportunities and restaurants in the immediate vicinity. The staff is very friendly. The rooms are very nicely furnished and have a good size. However, I have to deduct a few points for the cleanliness. Eating residues on the dish as well as cook residues on the kitchen line. Unfortunately, there were also div in the bathroom. For example, points to be clearly seen at the door.

We had a apartment with a private sauna in the bathroom = that's great. However, when using the sauna, it's essential to turn off the light in the bathroom = because otherwise the airing will always come cold into the sauna, so it really frozes! Nice staff at the reception, but you have to say exactly what you want = then you get a printed plan with a way to the supermarket. The apartment was very spacious and clean, but we missed a oven. The care products have proved to be the remainder of the predecessors (see photo). And the cable from the fence over the clown is not even unhygienical but only awful (see photo) And in the garden behind the house we saw a rat on the second day and on the third day 2. I don't know what happens if you're there 5 days... Seriously: there should be the owner of the hotel of the rat plage to become the Lord at the fastest; especially as many guests leave the door open from the staircase to the garden and the beasts go into the house...

Was stranded at the door step and was unable to get into. Ring up the given number and there's no one picking up. A kind soul, happen to be unit neighbour helps us out. Manage to contact them and realise that they DIDN'T email us the necessary documents and password inorder to gain access into the unit. Imagine what what if this happened on a late night. Very nervous and bad experience despite all the pros about this unit.

Although the hotel is on a very deserted street, it is very close to the city's most famous Gewandhaus Concert Hall. Across the square in front of the concert hall is the old town. The walking range is not large, so it is not a bad place. convenient. This is a very small hotel and does not have a 24-hour front desk, so I have to get the key to open the side door when I come back at night. I did not encounter the door being closed, so this is not a major problem. The breakfast in the hotel was good, but I paid an extra 15 euros per person. I ate for two days and I didn’t find any hot food. In fact, there was some hot food, but I didn’t see it. The hotel room is quite large, with two windows, and outside the window is the hotel's small garden. The facilities in the room are very basic, the bed is also very simple and low, and the bedding is also very basic. When I came, Leipzig was busy with the Gaut Music Festival, so the hotel may be more expensive during this period.