Hyatt has opened its Me and All Hotel in Leipzig, a new 282-room property inspired by Bauhaus design and the city’s creative scene. In its official announcement, Hyatt confirmed that this is the eighth Me and All hotel in Germany and the ninth in Europe. Lindner Hotel Group operates the property as part of its partnership with Hyatt.
The hotel is located in Leipzig Zentrum-Ost, close to the main railway station and the historic centre. Guests can easily reach the Old Town, Leipzig Market Square, St. Thomas Church and the Gewandhaus concert hall.
Kitzig Interior Architects worked with Grimbach Nogales Hochbauarchitekten on the design. Bauhaus influences appear through clean lines, curved shapes and a colourful mix of materials. The interiors also draw from Leipzig’s strong links to art, music and independent culture.
Much of the hotel’s social activity centres around Biladi & All, which combines a restaurant, bar and event space. The menu focuses on Neapolitan pizza made with long-fermented dough, along with cocktails, local beers and a selected drinks list.
DJ sets, live performances and community events are also planned throughout the year. These are intended to make the venue useful to local residents as well as hotel guests.
Accommodation includes standard rooms, twin rooms, studios and apartments designed for longer stays. Features vary by room type, but include premium bedding, large televisions, minibars, coffee stations and keyless entry. The larger options offer extra space for guests staying in Leipzig for longer periods.
For meetings and events, the hotel has 250 square metres of space spread across four rooms. The largest covers 100 square metres. Guests also have access to a 150-square-metre fitness centre and a 70-square-metre sauna.
Me and All Hotel Leipzig adds another European location to Hyatt’s growing lifestyle portfolio. Its design and social spaces give the hotel a clear connection to Leipzig, while the central location makes it a practical base for exploring the city.