Leipzig Hotels with Bars

The hotel is in the city center, with nice interior decoration and low-key appearance. I found the hotel only when I arrived at the door. Because I arrived on Sunday, there were few people in the city center and almost all businesses were closed. On Monday, the market near the hotel opened, which was really lively. It is very convenient to go everywhere. I basically walked to all the attractions. I like the Bach Museum the most. It is really enjoyable to listen to Bach's works with headphones!

We stayed in a suite for 4 people. The bathroom and separate toilet are perfectly adequate. However, there are not enough power outlets in the bathroom and there are not enough in the room itself. The breakfast buffet was delicious, varied and fresh. There were only a few places to sit if you go for breakfast during peak times.

Despite not speaking English or German, all the hotel staff, from the breakfast area to the front desk, were incredibly kind and made my stay very comfortable and stress-free. The location was absolutely perfect, right in front of the Opera House and Gewandhaus. The breakfast was delicious, offering a good spread of vegetables, fruits, fried and scrambled eggs, ham, cheese, bread, drinks, and mixed salads. My only minor suggestion would be to add three or four unique cooked dishes characteristic of Leipzig. I stayed for three nights, and I was informed there would be no room cleaning during that time. This meant I could go out sightseeing without having to worry about tidying up my room, which I found quite relaxing and convenient.

The Radisson advertises a new strategy that offers less cleaning and service in an environmentally friendly way. Beds aren't made, cleaning only happens every three days, nothing is replenished, and things aren't even checked. Of course, you can report this to reception, and then someone (supposedly) comes. But that doesn't always work. The reception, in turn, is rarely, if ever, reachable by phone. If you go downstairs, you often only see one employee who is completely overwhelmed. Check-in can then take up to 30 minutes. The service in the adjoining restaurant is simply terrible. It's closed for days at a time—so you can't eat or drink anything there, even though it's advertised as being open. The employee was extremely unfriendly, but that can happen. The breakfast service was very good. In conclusion: As a frequent traveler, I would never choose this hotel again, never recommend it, and I'm really annoyed.

Great place Quiet, clean, lovely. Run unto solo travelers as well as families and big groups The pub downstairs is great for those who love to enjoy a beer, but not loud at all for those who like to sleep early Lovely back yard Will definitely come back again

Close to the station. Visitable on foot to see and restaurants. Breakfast is good compared to other hotels. Small refrigerator in the room. Tableware is provided. Free self-washing machine and dryer on the 8th floor (soap)

We are lucky to be moved to Hyperion instead, also under the H hotel group. I cant comment on H2 thus. Hyperion hotel is awesome by the way. And for the price is totally worth it. It has every aspect of a 5 star but the rate is so reasonable. The room is clean, fit with many amentities and breakfast spread is terrific! I will definitely top up a bit more in my next visit to Germany to stay in Hyperion instead

The INNSiDE Leipzig enjoys an excellent location, tucked neatly between the historic market square, the old town, and a more contemporary quarter brimming with restaurants and cafés. It’s a strong base for exploring the city on foot, whether your interest lies in culture, shopping, or dining. We didn’t opt for the hotel breakfast, and honestly, there’s no need to. The surrounding area offers plenty of breakfast options. That said, quality varies — a few places are solid, while others are best avoided, so a bit of online scouting is advisable. The hotel itself is functional and in good repair. It’s clean, straightforward, and unpretentious — not luxurious, but not run-down either. One design choice I could do without is the glass-walled showers. They’re the fully transparent sort, which lack privacy and seem more decorative than practical. A door wouldn’t go amiss. Air conditioning is adequate but not strong. During our June visit it was just sufficient. If you’re visiting during a hotter spell — say, in August — you might find it underwhelming. That said, Leipzig isn’t known for oppressive heat. We parked in a nearby public parking facility for €20 per day. It’s a short walk from the hotel and, in our view, the more sensible choice compared to the hotel’s own parking offering. Stay here for the location and cleanliness. Skip the breakfast, be ready for the odd bathroom layout, and use public parking. It’s a solid, no-frills choice — just don’t expect charm or luxury.

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.

We were going to a gig at the nearby Haus Ansee and this was the closest hotel. Wonderful receptionist on Sat and Sunday morning who was so helpful! We managed to check in early(not guaranteed)and the room was lovely and comfortable. The parking garage for our hire car worked well and we left it when we got the tram into town. Cannot fault the breakfast at all and just generally all the service we received. Nothing not to like except I miss a tea/coffee tray but maybe this isn’t something that happens in bc Grr we nan hotels. Don’t hesitate….value for money! Picture is of the tram…5-6 mins walk and approx 20 mins into centre of town every 15 minutes ish