I always thought that German hotels are spotless, but this hotel showed me that I was wrong. Not that our room was dusty, but the bathroom, cleaning wise, left a lot to be desired. The other thing you should consider is the curtains. They are so thin and translucent that someone may need a sleeping mask. On the other hand, the hotel is surrounded by a wide selection of restaurants, it's not far from the city centre and the staff on th front desk is professional, quite attentive and helpful.

Great little hotel. Close to Straßenbahn, good public transportation, but also within a longer walking distance of city center. Wonderful breakfast and friendly staff. I attended a conference in Leipzig and this hotel was booked for me. It was also a little more than a week after I got married so the trip was both business & honeymoon. Would recommend for either.

I'm writing this review from a top-floor room at the Markgraf, overlooking a lovely tree-filled square.

The hotel is super-clean, modern, efficient and great value. The room is easily nice enough to spend time in - airy, with an ample-sized desk, free wi-fi and minibar/fridge. The staff are super-helpful and positive.

The location is a quite side-street in Leipzig's cool and cultural south side of the city - which, if you're at all arty, musical, and/or into boho bars and clubs, is where you want to be. It's only a short hop by tram to the city centre anyway. Note that trams 10 and 11 go direct from the central train station to within 5 minutes walk to the hotel (alight at Sudplatz).

I couldn't recommend this place highly enough.

This is a very nice hotel, not big and feels cosy and friendly. Located just 2 tramway stops from Leipzig City centre it is also within easy walking distance (useful when public transport gets rare at night and you don't want to pay for the cab).
Breakfast buffet had a very good selection of dairies, cereals, different kinds of bread, hams and sausages, various types of cheese, eggs, pickles, even caviar, jams and pastries, teas. Not so many vegetables though... There were local newspapers available (I have not noticed international ones). There was a nice garden area, where I could have my breakfast al fresco.
My room was on the top floor, clean, with enough space to relax or work at the desk (with free wifi). The mini bar was re-filled every day with complimentary chocolate, water, juice and beer (I do not drink beer, so when the service people noticed I did not touch it, they put coca-cola instead).
It was incredibly hot in August, with exceptionally high 38-39 C outside, so I was missing air conditioning, or at least a fan (that the hotel unfortunately did not have as an option). Certainly I did not feel like using a sauna available free of charge! And having a kettle with a cup and some tea selection in the room would be great (one can buy tea at the reception, quite expensive, but when it closes for the night the only option would be nearby cafes and bars).
Overall I really like this hotel and it will be my first choice the next time, if I get the similar deal - I booked through their website directly and the breakfast was included in my price, although through other websites it was always quoted separately.