We had a fantastic experience at Hotel Michaelis. We had a complicated reservation totaling ten…read morepeople--a family reunion across three generations. So many things stood out about this hotel. First, there was the booking experience. I emailed the info address with my needs and got a friendly and immediate response from the general manager himself, Herr Reinhold. They made both of their suites available which proved a very good option for us with many kids and grandpa/grandma. When the evening of our arrival coincided with the soccer Eurocup, we asked if we could dine in the suite instead of in the restaurant. The catering team set up an exquisite buffet in the room that everyone enjoyed. They arranged EV charging for us and tickets to the Leipzig zoo (highly recommended). Every little need was met with a smile and a way to figure it out. Service at its best, the pandemic notwithstanding. The suites themselves were spacious and light, comfortable and well-appointed, and quiet. When in Leipzig, stay here.

From the owner: Michaelis bereichert die Leipziger Hotel- und Gastronomielandschaft in verschiedenen Bereichen…read more Angefangen als kleines, aber feines Hotel mit komfortablen Zimmern und engagiertem Personal, hat sich das Spektrum des Unternehmens kontinuierlich erweitert. Neben der klassischen Hotellerie gehören wir in der berühmten Messestadt heute zu einer festen Größe im Event-Catering aller Art. Zu unseren Kunden zählen ebenso namhafte Unternehmen der Region wie auch Privatpersonen, die unsere kulinarisch hochwertigen und ambitionierten Angebote für Hochzeiten, Jubiläen oder andere Feierlichkeiten buchen.

From the owner: Herzlich Willkommen in Leipzigs einzigARTigem Kunsthotel…read more Das Galerie Hotel Leipziger Hof, ruhig und zentral gelegen, ist eines der schönen denkmalgeschützten Häuser in Leipzigs historischem Gründerzeitviertel. Das 4-Sterne Haus ist besonders durch seine einzigartige Kunstsammlung berühmt geworden. Neben dem üblichen Standard eines 4-Sterne-Hotels bietet es seinen Gästen eine einzigartige Kunstsammlung aus und über Leipzig an. Mehr als 500 Originalarbeiten Leipziger Künstler begegnen Ihnen im Haus und in allen Gästezimmern ("Hier schlafen Sie mit einem Original"). Darüber hinaus laden wechselnde Ausstellungen in der Galerie zum Kennenlernen (auch zum Kauf) gegenwärtiger Leipziger Kunst ein. Das Restaurant ist täglich ab 18:00 Uhr geöffnet, der Biergarten im geschützten Innenhof lädt im Sommer ab 10:00 Uhr ein. Zur kostenfreien Führung lädt der Hausherr Prof. Dr. Klaus Eberhard an ausgewählten Freitagen um 17:00 Uhr (Termine und Anmeldung über die Rezeption). Im März 2016 wurde das Galerie Hotel Leipziger Hof mit dem Gütesiegel "Gästeliebling" vom Landestourismusverband Sachsen ausgezeichnet. In den Kategorien "Service- und Kundenorientierung", "Gesamteindruck" und "Gästebewertungen" belegte das Haus den ersten Platz aller Leipziger Hotels.

This hotel is absolutely fantastic, and I highly recommend staying here. The location is perfect,…read moreand some of the rooms overlook the plaza and the Nikolaikirche. We received a corner room with two balconies that overlooked the plaza, and it was a delight to watch the people and excitement of the city. There are so many great restaurants, bars, and bakeries nearby. We paid $113 for our room, including breakfast, which was delicious. The staff members with whom we interacted were very friendly, and the bed was super comfy. I will definitely stay here again when I am next in Leipzig. We parked in the Q-Park Augustusplatz parking deck, which was 15 euro for overnight parking. Leipzig is very walkable, so we did not need to drive once we arrived at the hotel.

The location is the only positive that we experienced. The location of this hotel is fantastic in…read morethe same square as Nilolaikirsche. It is an easy walk from the train station. The gentleman who greeted us at the reception was terrible and unwelcoming. He bearly spoke English, and refused to honor our voucher for a complementary breakfast for two claiming that I did "not click the breakfast reservation button" when I reserved the room. We later found out that breakfast is a buffet, so extending us the courtesy would have made happy guests. The room was very small with hardly any room to open both suitcases. The room claimed to have a safe, but there was none. It was difficult to control the lights, as it was either on with the room card in the slot or off by removing the card. The TV would not turn off, and we were stuck with a constant hour loop of a burning fireplace. There were two elevators, but only one was working. The working elevator took forever to arrive. We would have taken the stairs if we were not on the fifth floor. The cleaning staff blocked the hallway each morning with their carts and expected the guests to get out of their way. It was ok for staying one or two nights, but I would not stay there any longer.

I stayed at this hotel in Leipzig for four nights during a trip to the city. it was a very good…read moreexperience overall. The hotel is located on Karl Liebknecht Straße, which is south of the city center, but easily within walking distance. I did not use any public transportation or taxis at all during this trip except to get to the airport. I was able to walk everywhere easily while staying at this hotel. However, if you are not a big walker please note it is maybe a 20 minute walk from the hotel to the city center where most of the attractions are. The staff was very friendly and helpful and there were no problems either at check in or check out. The hotel was very clean and seemed kind of modern looking. Rooms were small, but I would say they were slightly larger than what I would normally get in a German hotel for the price I was paying (from 44 to 54 Euros a night). This price is excellent for what you get here. The breakfast is an extra 11 Euros per night. I got the breakfast and it was worth it. It was pretty much the standard German breakfast with a nice selection of fresh rolls, cheese, cold cuts, and eggs. They did have scrambled eggs, which you don't see everywhere. The only real problem I would say with the hotel was that the wifi did not have the greatest signal or strength, and required you to re-logon every time you started a new session on your device. The television was good quality with many channels provided, with some in various non-German languages. The area directly around the hotel is great. There are loads of very nice cafes, restaurants, and bars right on Karl Liebknecht Straße. There's also an Aldi supermarket about a block away. The room had a little refrigerator, which was nice to store a few items I got from he store.

Lovely little boutique hotel. We stayed in a two-room suite on the ground floor, and it was clean…read moreand spacious with a microwave, sink and a mini fridge. The location is just around the corner from some great restaurants and bars in the Karli district. Staff is super friendly and helpful.