Guennewig Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten Leipzig

In the heart of Leipzig the cultural city with a special flair and a centre for trade fairs and conferences that is taking on a new direction you will find the Guennewig Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten. This three-star hotel is conveniently located on the west side of the railway station with its grand shopping promenade and is an ideal starting point for your activities in the saxony metropolis. Individual interiors underscore the hotel s special ambience. The utmost in comfort and efficiency come together beautifully here into one harmonious total sure to please. Facts 67 rooms /117 beds/ all featured telephone sat TV pay TV Premiere sports channel minibar as well as WC with bath/shower lift partially sound proof windows limited number of parking spots at the hotel /subject to charge/ public undercover parking nearby breakfast room with winter garden 24 hour reception. Wireless LAN.

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In the heart of Leipzig you will find the Guennewig Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten which is conveniently located on the west side of the railway station with its grand shopping promenade and is an ideal starting point for your activities in the Saxony metropolis. All sightseeing attractions are easy to reach as they are in the near surroundings. It is important for business travellers to know that Leipzig fair ground is easily accessible with public transport about every 15 minutes.

All restaurants mentioned are well-known for their hospitality and good cooking. Most of them offer an outstanding German and particularly also Saxonian-Thuringian meals. Moreover, a new pub district has sprung up in recent years. Many of the allotment areas have garden pubs, too, whose pub gardens are especially popular in the summer. Auerbachs Keller Goethe immortalised Auerbachs Keller in his play Faust. A visit to the famous barrel cellar there is a must for anyone new to Leipzig. Zum Arabischen Coffe Baum The oldest surviving coffeehouse and restaurant in Europe. The coffeehouse tradition is still maintained in various historical cafes in the city.