The breakfast was very good. The arrangement of food was good also the arrangement of the tables. The room was not to small. The location was in near the center of the city.

the costs for the car park were a little too expensive.

Central location and quiet room.

There was a modest selection of items for breakfast. There was no coffee or tea in the room.

The restaurant is good and they have room service offer 3 meals as well. Waiters are pretty nice and welcoming.

I don't like room; the furniture tend to be vey old. Bed is uncomfortable Light is not good as well. So expensive compared to the level of quality. There is guest kit

Quiye place for resting

Language barrier ( find some difficulty in communication with the staff in the reception in English ) No paid laundry service which is needed for people coming for short stay for work that is not matching with 4 stars hotel

Beautiful hotel - great location. Nice climate controlled rooms. Loved the art nouveau details. Nice front desk. Very clean

Pillows were a bit strange. One small and hard foam, the other large, soft and lumpy.

Great hotel in a quiet location and very convenient for the station. Friendly helpful staff and the breakfast selection was excellent. Quiet and comfy well sized rooms and only a short walk to the centre and main square.

Comfortable big room, friendly staff, nice breakfast (with a very complete choice). Easy public parking next door.

Pity that there is literally nothing in the mini bar (not even water). The lobby and breakfast area is quite dark ; it is missing some light and a colorful spark.

If you’ve previously lodged in Leipzig, then you might seriously consider nearby Halle as an alternative travel hub for a return visit to the area, ideally positioned as it is near the intersection of western Saxony, Thuringia, and Saxony-Anhalt. In addition to its own fine museums, the city is a superior launching point for day excursions to outstanding sights in the area, such as Burg Falkenstein. And if you do stay in Halle, then I would heartily recommend that you opt for this splendid property — the best choice in Halle, by far. It met all three of my usual qualifications (proximity to the Hauptbahnhof, a carpeted room, and air conditioning) and exceeded them. My room was wonderfully large and comfortable, with a fine desk, and even had a balcony. The staff were exemplary: not only did they take care of my laundry needs, but, although I had the misfortune of losing my room key card (twice! — something that has never happened to me before or since), they provided me with replacement cards on both occasions free of charge. And the Dorint Charlottenhof’s breakfast was the best that I ever had during my entire six-week German tour, featuring both Nürnberger-style Würstchen and Frikadellen in addition to bacon as accompaniments to the scrambled eggs, as well as pancakes — with maple syrup, no less. A slightly more affordable hotel with carpeted rooms and air conditioning is available in Halle a few steps closer to the Hauptbahnhof, but on a hunch, I chose this one instead and was delighted with my selection, due to its far more attractive, spacious, and comfortable rooms, its peerless staff, and its unbeatable breakfast offerings. I would gladly stay here again and wouldn’t even consider any alternatives.

Although the Dorint Charlottenhof is excellent and worth every penny, one can always identify opportunities for improvement. The weather in Halle was unseasonably cold when I arrived, and this hotel, like many in Germany, turns off its heating system altogether for the summer months, so my room was, at first, rather chilly. Upon mentioning this to the staff, though, they immediately provided me with a very good space heater, which kept my room warm for my entire four-day stay, so I can hardly count this as a material failing. A 6:00 breakfast start would be much preferable to the hotel’s current schedule (6:30 during the week, and 7:00 on the weekends, which really is too late, and erodes sightseeing time). The bath towels could be larger, and the hotel didn’t offer slippers or a bathrobe, as some hotels at this price point do. And finally, the property is a wee bit farther away from the Hauptbahnhof than one would consider ideal (an inevitable consequence of the fact that a highway overpass is positioned between the central station and the rest of the city — chalk this up to poor postwar town planning). But the Dorint Charlottenhof’s many strengths far outweigh these minor drawbacks. If you stay in Halle, this is unquestionably your best option.

Good location & friendly staff

You have to pay 7,50€ a day for use of the hot tub & gym facilities

Disappointed by encountering severely soiled toilet bowl left unclean on arrival. Stayed in a superior double room where slippers and dressing gowns were promised but not supplied (stayed in the same room before and received these services), felt rather disappointed!

One of the best hotels I have ever stayed in.