Bei Meyers - Leipzig Neue Messe

The room was clean, with towels and a hairdryer, though no shower gel. In the hallway there was a kettle, coffee maker, coffee, tea and cups, which was nice, but not one teaspoon :( My room had no curtains, so I would've had to keep lowering the blinds. Getting in was simple enough: call the contact number to get a door code, and the contact was easy and pleasant. The real problem was the noise from the main street right beside the building. I couldn't sleep after 5:30 a.m., and then the nearby church rang its bells for almost three minutes at 7, enough to wake the living and the dead. I'm taking off a star for that. Parking is private and costs 10 euros a night, which is more than I've ever paid elsewhere. On the main street, you'd need to search for a spot in the side streets.

The garden makes the place dog-friendly, and the furnishings are stylish. Everything was spotless, and I've rarely stayed in such a beautiful apartment. The rain shower was a lovely little highlight, as was the friendly hostess, who patted our dog and stopped for a nice chat before we left. The location was excellent, with shops an easy walk away and nearby parking that made handling luggage convenient. We'll definitely return on our next trip to Leipzig!

The place is in a new building, with a bright, spacious and very quiet room facing the back. The terrace and little garden next door make it dog-friendly. Communication was very friendly too. There's no sign on the building, so it's easy to walk or drive right past. Better check-in instructions ahead of time would've helped, and a doormat would be nice :-) We'd book again anytime and recommend it.

The rooms are beautiful and well kept, with a small kitchen and terrace that make it easy to feel at home. The bathroom is otherwise perfect, though there's no shelf in the shower. The landlady was friendly, but we could only reach her by phone for check-in, which made finding the room difficult at first, especially with the unclear signs. There's a bakery nearby for supplies, and the trade fair and city center aren't far away. I'd happily stay again.