Radisson properties in Leipzig

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.

Located in the heart of Leipzig, right outside the door are the theater, concert hall, and a major transport hub. For most travelers, this location alone is the biggest advantage. The overall design is a minimalist, sleek German modern style, with bright spaces, generally spacious rooms, and good soundproofing, giving off a quiet, efficient, yet understated quality vibe.