When Radisson was associated with SAS this chain was always a good choice. Nowadays, things have…read morechanged. Let's start with the positives: central location in the city center, close to the main railway station just one stop by tram. Check in is quick. The showers are good. The place itself is fairly run down. It begins in the elevator, extends through the hallways all the way into the room. Floors, wash rooms, walls closets are not clean. Rooms are only cleaned and towels changed upon request "to project the environment" and that shows. Few power outlets. No fridge. No iron. No coffee maker. Not even a bottle of water. And you may not use the coffee machine in the lobby either. Even the cheapest motel has free coffee these days. And for all that, you pay a steep price. Any Best Western is better euqipped and maintained. I would not stay here again.

Great hotel, centrally located and very modern looking!…read more Very clean with a few minor flaws. 1. Front desk lady was a bot rode, she asked me to sign the checkin papers & I picked up a pen over the counter but she grabbed it out of hands! Yes, grabbed out of my hands saying that it's her personal pen! OK, I under stand some OCD special needs but to physically grab a pen out of guest hands is unacceptable. It would have been 5 stars but I took one star away due to her rudeness. Other than that, the hotel is perfect.

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.

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.

A wonderful hotel - highly recommended. We have been there twice with the make-over-event Princess…read morefor one day - and ran into issues each time, hence the four star rating "only". There is room for improvement.

This hotel is not the best I have every stayed in by any means, but it's still wonderful…read more The price is crazy cheap ( compared to other 5 star ) and the location is prime for finding your way to and from all major attractions. You can't beat the front desk and service staff or the room they gave us. It's truly almost to big and the staff response is much much quicker then any place I have experienced in Europe in a long time. If anyone is planning to stay here I recommend room 303 (seen in my pictures ) and I also would like you to know that Berlin is 75 euro and one hour away. It's the perfect day trip for next to nothing.

A very nice hotel very conveniently located. No hotel parking - but there is a public (very pricey)…read moreparking structure next to it. Service was very limited - as was the friendliness, otherwise I would have granted 4, maybe even five stars.

The hotel is not too bad, right opposite the central station…read moreand in the centre of Leipzig. The rooms are a bit on the small side, but clean and the staff is friendly. EUR 145/night without breakfast is rather expensive for a room like this but I would definitely stay there again.