We stayed for 1 night on 21st April 2011. The hotel is well-maintained, clean and quiet. The room was lovely, not huge but perfectly adequate. The bathroom was quite small with only a shower and no bath, but clean and we enjoyed the fact that there was a speaker so that we could listen to the TV whilst under the shower! We paid £38.76 for the double room - a fantastic price for the quality of the room, but the extras were expensive. The hotel's underground carpark cost 12 Euros per night which we felt was ok and safer than the onstreet parking that was available for free, but at 17 Euros per person we thought the breakfast was overpriced and elected to buy our own at a nearby bakery. Internet was available as an extra. Pets were welcome, but again as an extra.

The hotel is on the outskirts of Leipzig, but well served by public transport. There is a tramstop about 5 minutes walk away and it took about 15 minutes to get into the city centre. The hotel is well located for the arena.

The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Overall we'd recommend the hotel and stay there again, especially for the price, but we'd probably buy breakfast at a nearby cafe again.

The Lindner Hotel in Leipzig has it's ups and downs. The location being the most noticeable downside, and the elegance and comfort being the upside. The hotel is comprised of 3 buildings, connected through a very pompous lobby entrance, a bar and restaurant (with a somewhat thin menu). A small wellness area is also present, with sauna and steam bath.

POSITIVE ASPECTS
The rooms are warm, comfortable and elegantly furbished, all of them having a garden view. The bathrooms are small but still manage to include a bathtub and all the basic amenities. A Rewe supermarket is located around the corner, with regular opening hours.

NEGATIVE ASPECTS
Reaching the hotel can be a task. There is a drop-off zone in front of the entrance, but parking spaces in the area are very limited. The hotel has a private, but pricy, garage. Arriving by public transport is not easier - the nearest tram stop is a good 20 minute walk from the hotel. The surroundings may be peaceful, but the street in front of the hotel is busy around the clock, so don't expect a good night's sleep with the windows open.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT
The nearest tram stop is called 'Rathaus Leutzsch' and is served by tram line 7, running to and from Leipzig central station daily until midnight. The tram stop is however quite a walk from the hotel.

IN CONCLUSION
This hotel is suited for guests who enjoy a touch of elegance at a fair price. The easiest way to reach the hotel is by taxi - or car if you're willing to pay extra. It does not have any large conference halls, but is nonetheless a good business hotel. Large tourist groups are also welcome, though limited by only 1 parking spot for buses. Visitors of the Leipzig Arena and Stadium will enjoy the proximity of the hotel.

stayed for a night on our trip round Europe - the service and atmosphere in the hotel was top class and service was brilliant. Friendly and helpful staff, and the value for money was great too. It is a little way out of town, but that was fine for us as we were in the car, there is also a nearby tram service - and the trams in that part of the world are great!

This hotel was a great value for the price. For 65 or 75 Euro (can't remember exactly) a night including breakfast, we figured it would be alright, but we were quite pleasantly surprised. The staff was friendly and polite and multilingual. Our room was comfortable and more than adequate. The breakfast was great- what a spread!
It was a little bit out of the downtown, but not too far from a street-car line. I imagine a taxi wouldn't be too terribly expensive either.
We loved Leipzig too- great restaurants, great stores, lots to see! We hope to go back there, and if we do, we will stay in this hotel again.