Meisterzimmer

The old cotton mill in Leipzig is a melting pot for creative professionals. Numerous studios, galleries, workshops, a cinema, several theatres and shops have taken over this large factory site, located four kilometers away from the city centre.

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Best Of The most popular houses in 2025 – Category: Best guest feedback

As we do every year, in mid-January we publish the holiday homes and spaces that our readers particularly liked last year. Here you will find the holiday homes with the best guest feedback.

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ArchiveBest Of The most popular houses 2024 — Part 4: Best guest feedback

As we do every year, in mid-January we publish the holiday homes that our readers particularly liked last year. In part 4, you will find the holiday homes with the best guest feedback.

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In Conversation Art in architecture between experiment and pure irrationality

First Meisterzimmer, now Feuer & Flamme – applying their artistic approach, Jana Gunstheimer and Manfred Mülhaupt create idiosyncratic accommodation with their installations. But how does it actually come about and how do the two of them work? Time for a conversation.

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ArchiveBest Of The most popular houses in 2023 — Part 4: Best guest feedback

As we do every year, in mid-January we publish the holiday homes that our readers particularly liked last year. In part 4, you will find the holiday homes with the best guest feedback.

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Press Art lovers @Weltkunst

Weltkunst, the art magazine of DIE ZEIT, recommends the Meisterzimmer on the site of the former cotton mill for a stay in Leipzig. Here, art lovers can stay in style and in the immediate vicinity of the galleries.

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Press Meisterzimmer @NZZ

Leipzig industrial chic. Interior journalist Claudia Furger recommends a trip to Leipzig's creative scene in the NZZ Living Stories. And of course, with Meisterzimmer, she provides the right accommodations ready on site.

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ArchiveOpen House Four times freedom – the Meisterzimmer in Leipzig

The early morning view from the giant picture windows is one of endless brick façades, rail tracks and a yard, with an expansive sky looking down over it all. Before my eyes, artists wander in and meet the cameras of the day’s first tourists. ...

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