Hotels near Monument to the Battle of the Nations, Leipzig

Excellent Hotel, nice rooms, extre ely kind and helpful staff. Very nice breakfast room and very nice presentation of food on the buffet. High quality and large choice. Despite the proximity to the city center (less than 10 minutes walk) the hotel is in a very quite location. The only less positive point might be the exterior appearance however this is totally compensated by all other strong points.

I was here for a trade fair. The hotel is in an industrial park. It is not far from the trade fair and reasonably quiet. The junior suite and the entire hotel in terms of furnishings do not correspond in any way to what you would expect from a 4-star hotel. Positive: -Clean room, bed and bathroom -Clean corridors -Very friendly and helpful staff -Parking spaces (if you're lucky) Negative: -No elevator, and this is not communicated anywhere -Extremely spartanly furnished room (junior suite), with a small closet (supposed to be for 4 people...) -There are no coat hooks in the entrance area, you have to put your wet jackets on the sofa -NO shelves in the bathroom, neither under the shower nor at the sink. Not even a towel hook, everything has to be hung over the radiator - -The desk is squeezed into the bedroom and cluttered with all sorts of things -The ”living room” is largely empty, there is no decent table or chairs -No dividing door between the areas -In the room, the music and bass from the restaurant below could be heard very clearly until 1 a.m. -No air conditioning (not so bad in winter but probably in summer) -Very loud, windows don't really insulate -Breakfast consists of cheap supermarket items and is very limited -Coffee is only weak filter coffee, if you're lucky you can get something else for a fee, but most of the time the staff weren't in the mood. In my opinion, this is definitely not a 4-star hotel. More like 3 stars, and much too expensive for that. And a junior suite is something else too. The staff try hard but that doesn't change the fact that you just don't feel comfortable. The wardrobe is too small even for one person. I actually wanted to stay longer, but then I changed hotels where they offered me something better for 200 EUR a night.

It is very convenient to go to the central station in two minutes from the light rail.

The Sachsenpark Hotel at the Leipzig Messe can point with its direct motorway connection. The windows are soundproof enough to not disturb the traffic on the neighbouring A14. The house has certainly been on the buckle for a few years, what you look at him here and there. In total, however, good 4-Sterne-Niveau. Unfortunately, because of the short stay I could not use all the possibilities of the hotel - especially corona-restricted. Maybe at the next visit :-)

This is my second Motel One and I did not think it was possible to have a room more spartan or smaller than in Berlin Mitte..but I was wrong. As a single I have 1 towel, 1 set of pillows, 1 duvet, no washcloth (none in Berlin either). There are no nightstand, just a shelf that you would use for stacking clothes if you unpack. 3 hangers. When you book, they ask if you are single or double. This is why. My companion is with her husband and paid more for a double. Higher floor and 2 of each. On the flip side, it is in a great location. I had to close the window because of the church bells and street noises. You have a lively bar and breakfast while very expensive at $13.50 is great. You could skip it and walk up the block to several bakeries. Avoid a car if possible. The lot is extremely tight. $15 per day. So while cheap and clean, the other costs add up. You have the bare minimum but with great common areas. If you do have a car, turn left into an open lot…before you get to the street that is the motel one parking garage. Same price, but easier to manage.

In August 2022 I stayed for the eighth time in this wonderful hotel, a small pearl in Leipzig. Family-run (no chain), it offers you a very warm welcome, large rooms with equally large bathrooms, high-quality beds, a very nice inner-yard garden where you can spend the evening and enjoy a good beer from Saxony, a very solid breakfast. It is a home away from home with very friendly and helpful personnel at your disposition. Perfectly situated near city-center Leipzig (about 1,5-2 km to walk to Augustusplatz), but just far away enough to offer you free parking (always available) directly outside the hotel. Tram stops for two lines (4, 15) are in the vicinity, both go to the center and main station. Supermarkets close by and also restaurants as well as kebab or burger snacks. Couldn't be better! Looking forward to staying there again for the New Year.

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...

We stayed at Felix in June 10-13, 2023. We had never been to Europe before so we were unsure how to navigate Germany at first. We took a taxi from the airport, it worked well, but now we know we could have easily taken the S5 or S5X to get there. The apartment was lovely with a firm but comfortable bed. There was a large TV and we hooked up our firestick. There was a fabulous view of the university and we were directly across from the opera house. It was easy walking distance to the city center and Bachfest venues. There was an Edeka grocery store around the corner. It had many American snacks as well. We bought eggs and produce there. It was really convenient! There was a long bench under the window which was great for laying out all our things! The kitchenette had a small fridge, two burners, and a microwave. The bathroom had a bunch of shelves for all our stuff, which we used. The shampoo/body wash smelled so good. The shower has a hand held portion and was roomy for two. We used the communal laundry room while we were there. It was set up to use the WeWash App and we found it easy to use. Overall this property was perfect for our stay.

The hotel is in good condition and the price is worth four stars. There is a parking lot and the breakfast is very good, suitable for the whole family. Although located in the suburbs, surrounding supermarkets and fast food restaurants, half an hour into the city

The location was perfect and the price was suitable for me. There was enough USB and power outlets for everyone. There was also a mirror and a place to hang clothes (e.g. jackets). There were also a fewer hangers than the people in the room but it was ok during my stay; only one other person and myself used them. There were also 6 locker compartments, which was very useful, but you have to buy your own lock. You can buy it from the lobby but in my case they were out of stock so I bought from Rossman, and thankfully I still had time to get one before they close. So, it's better to buy your own lock and use it in your travel. However, being in an 8-bed room with others meant that the toilet was not always clean because of different people using it, having different standards, and the smell in the room was not very good and needed ventilation and something to protect others when someone in the room is sick. So, I would suggest putting leaflets and using controlled rules. Also, the one who used the bed before me has left the pillow and blanket unorganized and with his own dirty cover, so I had to remove them and tidy them before putting mine. I believe, these should be cleaned and tidied up before me. Also, the heater's knob had no numbers so I couldn't know on which level it is. Also, the attitude of the first person I met at the reception desk was not very good at the beginning, but afterwards I didn't have to talk deal a lot with them. I wouldn't recommend a&o's App for usability, but I used to check-in while on the way. However, when I arrived, it was difficult to use the self check-in terminal. It prints a paper with my room number asking me to confirm it, but how do I know the room number in the first place before checking in?? also, whoever used it before me had not taken his printed receipt, so when I had to take the paper, I took also this receipt, with amounts that are not mine, so it was confusing. When I went to the reception clerk and asked him, he first misunderstood and started the checkin based on that wrong receipt. When I started to notice that, I told him (again) that this receipt is not mine, so he asked me (with quiet frustration) ”then why are you showing me this?” and then asked me for my ID to proceed with my check-in. Of course, it feels very bad when he blames me, but also they should be better listeners and need to pay attention to the usability of the self check-in scenario in the App as well as the terminal.