This pension is a little out of town, but we had a car. It's also a walk up but the rooms are nice and with surprising art on the walls. Eastern European fancy bathroom styling, but I guess Leipzig was the east, back in the day. And we actually had two rooms separated by a door, in case one person wants to sleep while the other is blogging.

The Wifi didn't work for us. That's not a deal killer because we were just there to sleep one night and we have smart phones and there was coverage, but it would have been nice, and it would have been nice to have someone on premises to talk to about this. Bonus points, in English, but the hotel ontological frame is sufficiently limited that gestures suffice in most instances. Plus Google Translate.

The bed (mattress) was wonderful! Honestly, it was one of the comfiest hotel beds I remember in all my travels :) The area around the hotel is very quiet, so if your neighbors in the room next to you are polite, you would have the quietest sleep ever. The room was also very clean and smelled nice :) Just some useful info for the next guests: - If you are going to be there on Sunday, keep in mind that nothing in the area is open (don’t trust the information from Google Maps about working hours). The only supermarket working on Sunday is at the train station and it’s 30 minutes away from the hotel by tram. There are no restaurants open on a Sunday in a close proximity to hotel too. - The reception starts working strictly from 16:00. There’s no point in coming earlier or asking for an early check-in. You wouldn’t be able to store your luggage too. - if you have any questions, ask the receptionist at once when you’re checking in. You might not see them anymore:) I stayed there 3 nights and never even once saw the receptionist after check-in because of their working hours. So I didn’t have a chance to ask what the wi-fi password was or where to put my keys at check out :) - oh, and they speak only German on reception:) if you don’t, Translator App might be useful.

It’s not that I dislike it because it wasn’t a surprise but the location is indeed quite far from the city center (~25-30 minutes by tram and 1-1.5 hour walking). It could be a plus for someone who needs a quiet area to rest, but if your interests are in the city center, getting to and from there several times a day could get a bit annoying, because the trams are quite busy. The area around a hotel might look a bit rough (there are several empty buildings with shattered windows), but I don’t think it’s dangerous, just neglected, because there are some very nice residential buildings close too.

Located a bit outside of the city, but the stop for the tram 1 and 3 are really close, and both takes you to the city center. Free parking on the streets.

The receptionist only speaks german, there was only 1 power plug in the room, and the bed could have been a bit more comfortable.

Located a bit outside of the city, but the stop for the tram 1 and 3 are really close, and both takes you to the city center. Free parking zone.

The receptionist only speaks german, there was only 1 power plug in the room, and the bed could have been a bit more comfortable.

Lots of decoration and a garden behind the building with chairs and a Choi pond. Very relaxed.

The bin in the bathroom didn’t have a trash bag in it. So I felt a bit awkward about using it but nonetheless.

The room was big enough and clean. The bathroom was modern, clean and well fitted.

instructions about locking the front door could have been more accessible.

Extremely nice lady who runs everything

Comfortable bed, and nice room.

Bedside lights didn't work. There was no soap or shampoo provided for the shower, and I wasn't given the WiFi password. The lady at reception didn't speak much English but we got by.

it was a beautiful room and pretty easy to get into town from there.

don’t go here if you don’t speak a little bit German or you won’t be able to communicate at all. also not the best information on the website.

Friendly and domestic atmosphere.

The staff doesn't speak English.