Hospitality is our thing, that's what our guests also believe.
For that we thank you, dear guests - we will continue to spoil you with pleasure.
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Check into one of our 100 comfortable rooms and enjoy a relaxing stay—whether you’re traveling alone, as a couple, or with the whole family. All rooms feature a private bathroom with a shower, toilet, and hair dryer, as well as a desk. A flat-screen TV provides relaxing entertainment.
Many of our rooms offer plenty of space for parents and children. Our younger guests sleep especially comfortably in full-size beds—ensuring restful nights and an all-around pleasant stay. A lovingly furnished play area adds fun and variety, making the stay a special experience even for our youngest visitors.
For longer stays or family trips, we recommend our spacious apartment, which offers even more room and flexibility.
Your four-legged companions are also very welcome here. Thanks to our quiet location on the outskirts of town, numerous trails and green spaces in the immediate vicinity of the hotel invite you to take long walks and let your pets run free.
Whether it’s a short getaway, a family trip, a business trip, or a long stay—you’ll find the perfect retreat here to relax and feel at home.
- 18 m2
- Doublebed or Twinbed (160x200cm or 2x 90x200cm)
- Shower/WC and blow dryer
- Flatscreen TV
- Desk
- WiFi
- also available with three beds
- 22 m2
- Doublebed (160x200cm)
- Shower/WC and blowdryer
- Flatscreen TV
- Desk
- WiFi
- 34 m2
- Doublebed (160x200cm)
- Shower/WC and blowdryer
- Flatscreen TV
- Desk
- WiFi
Restaurant
Really beautiful here
City of Trade Fairs
Since 1190 Leipzig has been an attraction for exhibitions and trade fairs. Today, the Leipzig Book Fair is the most prominent exhibition in Saxony's largest city. The proximity to the fair also makes the hotel an interesting choice for exhibitors and fair visitors.
Or you can explore the dynamic business and cultural metropolis from this point. The shops, cafés and restaurants in the carefully restored historical buildings and passages invite you to stroll and shop. Leipzig also lives up to its nickname "Little Paris", which Goethe's Faust already referred to.
City of Diversity
The university city of Leipzig is the musical home of Johann Sebastian Bach. For example, the Gewandhaus Orchestra and the St. Thomas Boys Choir bear witness to this. Bach, Wagner and Bartholdy have also left their mark here. Museums and galleries as well as the legendary pub mile, with no curfew, inspire both day and night. With its individually designed theme areas, such as the large tropical paradise "Gondwanaland", the Leipziger Zoo also counts as one of the most popular in Germany. "Only" ten more good reasons to visit Leipzig can be found here .