I stayed here during as part of a Company meeting that was held in nearby Leuna. The Hotel building…read morecomprises the original structure of the Zech'sche Palace built in 1782 and a newer wing. It's located in the center of town and across the street from the castle gardens and just few steps from the Merseburg Cathedral. Various restaurants are easily reached via a nice walk. I also enjoyed the outdoor patio area in front of the Hotel. The Hotel restaurant is to the left when you come in, with a small bar are right in front of you. To the right is check in. Breakfast (in the restaurant area) is a generous buffet, with all sorts of choices. On many mornings, I would come down early for coffee and a roll, do some work, and then return later to enjoy the morning meal with colleagues. I really appreciated the professional service provided by everyone working at the Hotel that I had contact. My room was a bit utilitarian, but very comfortable and functional. Temperature control was a bit mysterious, but an open window took care of that. Most importantly, I slept well, enjoyed the shower, and was able to work well off their Wi-Fi. The highlight for me was when Gayle arrived on Thursday night. My friend Vic obtained some flowers, and the restaurant provided a snack plate for her arrival (taxi from the Leipzig train station). I also saved a breakfast coupon for her, which she used after I left for work. Hotel staff confirmed the room number and immediately referred to her as Frau Brink. That's a fun switch from my occasional identification as Eric Vassar.

Great hotel. Accomodated my family while I had a trip here on business with a big room. I believe…read morethe kids slept on a roll-away bed. I did not notice if there was any heat, but there was no air conditioning. It was okay, though, because it was in the 50s - we were there in September 2015. Cracked the windows. The town is quiet and it was very nice. They have parking, but it's best to check in and then go park your car. They have a nice little bar and when I was there they had a pilsner from Chemnitz, Warsteiner pils, Kostritzer Schwarzbier, and a weizen bier in bottles. Breakfast is a nice spread. There's a nice park for walking right across from their front entrance, and it's very close to the Schloss (castle). That's worth a visit for sure.