Gästehaus Leipzig

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Clean, tidy, freshly smelled and very spacious room. Very quiet area so that you can sleep in peace. All facilities were available. Good wifi signal, great location, many bus and tram stops are within 4 minutes walk distance. Nice staff (both the receptionist and the cleaner), clean toilet.Easy self check in as per the booking messaging.
  : The room was a bit cold at night.When I checked out very early around 5.30 A.M. the automatically driven stairs lights were not working! It was a complete darkness while I was in the second floor with a cabin bag

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The Guesthouse is situated in a beautiful historic building.
  : My room was very warm and it was impossible to keep it cool.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Breakfast was very good, meeting expectations. Happened to meet the chief consular officer while walking by the consular building while they were putting up 4th of July decorations and had a pleasant conversation.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Breakfast was unfortunately limited to 8-10 AM and not eaerlier. Also, the breakfast was simple.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Great hosts, Location was good, beautiful building.
  : Single bed was really just a mattress, and uncomfortable.Too many flights of stairs in the building Breakfast wasn't very good but very expensive

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The huge clean airy room, baby cot, location and overall caring staff. I felt bit nostalgic as it resembled the guest houses where my father used to stay some 30 years back. Not many can relate but the clean red carpet, golden rimmed lamp shades, simple but ample breakfast...thanks for reminding me of my childhood. It was our first stay in a hotel with our 2yr old and we all loved it.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : For a Canadian travelling to Leipzig for the first time and knowing "nur ein bisschen Deutsch," I found that Gstehaus Leipzig is a good example of what I have found in my (so far limited) other brief trips around Germany: it's better to know a lot more about where you are going before you get there. Given the impressive building which Gstehaus Leipzig occupies, and its proximity to the U.S. Consulate General located on Wilhelm-Seyfferth-Strasse 4, I suspected that the building might have an interesting history, and it does. Although, I only found this out from an internet search after returning from my trip, the building which was constructed in 1908 for the publisher Arthur Seemann on Wchterstrae 32, became the seat of the Polish Consulate General from 1936-1939. I'll let you look up the rest of its history as I did. Staying overnight at Gstehaus Leipzig also put me right next door to several other historic places such as the Federal Administrative Court of Germany located in a building whose construction was completed in 1895. The courtyard in front of this building became the location for the first freedom demonstrations in November 1989 which lead to the reunification of Germany. Also next door is the Leipzig University Library located in a building whose exterior sculptures reference some of key historic individuals who shaped the modern era. It also put me within walking distance to the New City Hall, the world famous Churches of St. Thomas and St. Nicholas, as well as the Johann Sebastian Bach Museum. The Old City Hall, built in 1556-57, aside from housing various presently active commercial shops, is also the location of the City of Leipzig's Historical Museum which was definitely worth a visit. My stay at Gstehaus Leipzig was enjoyable. My single room was quite clean with a modern bathroom and all the amenities. The management was quite accommodating and the breakfast buffett very good.
  : I do have to mention that on arriving at Gstehaus Leipzig, and not having a mobile phone which was able to call the contact number provided in the email which I received, I did find it a challenge to get through the locked gates at the front of the building. Luckily one of the policemen guarding the U.S. Consulate General allowed me to use his phone to call Gstehaus Leipzig, and the problem was solved. However, since I am presently trying to learn German anyway, I found the challenges (including deciphering the German email which I was sent) an opportunity. I might say that with my visit to Gstehaus Leipzig, "Ich war die Treppe hinaufgefallen."