Apartment

Meisterzimmer

Leipzig, Saxony, Germany

A mix of industrial architecture and modern, individual furnishings can be enjoyed in the Leipzig "Meisterzimmer". The former buildings of the cotton mill, founded in 1884, have been preserved almost unchanged. Today the buildings are filled with creativity, art and new ideas, as well as from smaller companies such as the "Meisterzimmer".

Since the opening in 2008, the rooms of the "Meisterzimmer" have conveyed a feeling of freedom in a large space and through high walls. Through the huge factory windows you can see the spinning yard on one side and beautiful Wilhelminian style buildings and chestnut trees on the other. The special atmosphere of the "Meisterzimmer" runs through all four rooms, which are similar in type and yet very different. What they all have in common are the items and furniture from former production, which have been extensively restored or rebuilt.

A highlight is a row of washbasins from the spinning era, which makes it possible to relive the history of the room. In addition to the generosity of the rooms, cozy niches and sitting areas were also created. During the summer there is an open-air cinema and a café with a pretty garden in the Spinnerei-Hof.

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Rooms + Rates

per night
Apartmentfrom90 €
Single roomfrom90 €

Sustainable

ArchitectureThe buildings are over 130 years old and still benefit from the sustainable construction today. The thick walls were insulated with cork, which is still good insulation today. The box windows also come from the Wilhelminian era. The renovation of the rooms took place in cooperation with local craftsmen, much was also done in-house. The choice of building materials is always made with sustainability in mind: the renovated floors consist of sisal, real linoleum or wooden planks.

The employees work on the basis of trust and are allowed to organize themselves and divide up their work.

EnvironmentMost of the furniture was specially made from untreated wood or blockboard, others come from our own stock and have been refurbished or rebuilt. In this way, the furniture in the "Meisterzimmer" tells its own story and enables the materials to be preserved for a long time. Most of the roofs of the former factory are planted, which ensures natural air conditioning and insulation. There are also ideas for using solar power.


Characteristics

  • Spend the night in the buildings of what was once the largest spinning mill in continental Europe
  • Great industrial architecture
  • Many studios, galleries, a café / restaurant with a garden, cinema, several theaters and various shops on the premises
  • Good starting point for excursions: the open-cast mining lakes can be easily reached by bike, and the old industrial canals are great for boating and canoeing
  • Only 4 km from the center: at the Plagwitz train station and Lindenauer bus station, trams, buses and S-Bahn go directly to the center
  • Well suited for individual, friends or family vacations

Apartments4 apartmentsOwn cooking facilitiesChildren welcomeWi-Fino disabled accessno Poolno pets

Features

  • Four apartments of different sizes (46 to 116 m2) for up to 8 people
  • Two apartments with a fully equipped kitchen, two apartments with a kitchenette
  • Beds made, towels and tea towels
  • All rooms are on the first floor, there is no elevator
  • Table tennis table and punching bag
  • Simple 24-hour self check-in
  • Free wifi
  • Bike rental
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available in the café next door with a beautiful garden
  • Free car parking space in front of the house

Testimonials

Die »Meisterzimmer« in Leipzig erinnern weniger an ein Hotel, als an einen Ort, wo im Krimi das Lösegeld übergeben wird. Gerade das macht aber ihren Charme aus.

Tobias Bärnthaler, sz-magazin.sueddeutsche.de, August 2020

Leipzigs spannendste Unterkünfte bietet die „Pension Meisterzimmer“ auf dem Gelände der Baumwollspinnerei – vier loftartige Apartments, verteilt über die alten Fabrikbauten, zwischen 42 und 116 Quadratmeter groß, eingerichtet mit einer Mischung aus Industrial Chic und Bauhaus.

Sönke Krüger, welt.de, August 2020

Den Industriecharme der hohen, lichten Räume haben die Betreiber erhalten. Ein perfekter Ausgangspunkt, um das knapp sechs Hektar große Spinnereigelände zu erkunden, das heute ein Kreativquartier mit Galerien, Werkstätten, Architekturbüros, Theater, Tonstudio ist.

Annemarie Ballschmiter, welt.de, August 2020
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Rooms + Rates

per night
Apartmentfrom90 €
Single roomfrom90 €

Location + Directions

With public transport

There is a direct connection from Leipzig Central Station to Plagwitz S-Bahn station. From there you walk about 5 minutes to the "Meisterzimmer". The exact address can be found on the property's website.


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