Frankfurt Hotels with Gym

The hotel is located near the railway station, and the railway station is about 10 minutes' walk away. The standard room I ordered does not have a balcony. Although there is not much space for the double bed with a sofa bed, the layout is well designed. There are wardrobes and sofa beds for clothes and luggage. It is also possible if a family of three brings a baby. The minibar in the room has beer, mineral water, Coke and Fanta, which are all free to drink. This is very unexpected and pleasantly surprised. The breakfast is also a rich and typical German breakfast, coffee, tea, sausage, bread, salmon, fruit, yogurt, eggs, etc. It is a good breakfast for similar hotels in Europe. The hotel is very close to the Main River. There are landscape trails on both sides of the river. Not far from the bridge is the Chinese Consulate. It is also very convenient to live here if you come to work from other places. There are many Chinese restaurants nearby. I have eaten Chongqing noodles and the hot pot in Yanjing Hotel. They are all very good! In addition, please note that the hotel room rate does not include city tax, so you need to pay an additional 2 Euro/person, which is the same in German hotels.

found the room to be really spacious, nice, and clean. However, there were a few minor issues. The guest toilet lacked a trash can, the safety box wasn't working properly, and there was still some trash left in the kitchen bin. Additionally, the socket for the TV power was not functional, and only one socket next to it worked, preventing me from plugging in my laptop to the tv in the living room. I do not recommend room service food. The currywurst and burger were quite bad, and I didn't feel well for the rest of the day after eating them. On a positive note, the front desk reception was excellent. They were very understanding when I requested an upgrade and provided a really nice room for a reasonable fee. The price is quite high, likely due to the European Cup. Despite the issues, I would consider staying here again if the price is more reasonable.

Cons: Unreliable internet in the room so I would not stay at the hotel if you need to do videocalls, Teams meetings, etc from the quietnesses of your room No password needed for Internet Zero privacy in the shower, window with no curtain so other guests in the room will have full view of you Pros: Comfy and clean room Big desk to work, write, etc Good natural light Nice workspace downstairs Nespresso machine with coffee capsules renewed every day Nice counter to prepare breakfast Beautifully decorated I paid 80 euros per night for a double room, good value for money

Attending to our check-in was a spunky and cheerful Chloe at the desk reception. She allocated us to a room well-suited for the physically challenged. It was near the lift on level 1. The room was well lit. Also, our bathroom was spacious and equipped with grab poles to help us move about. We enjoyed the variety of breakfast items. Best of all, the free airport shuttle at 30-minute intervals to and from the hotel made it convenient for hotel guests. Holiday Inn Frankfurt Airport, take a bow!

The location is a bit rough but they do a great job keeping everything clean and cozy. Water in the shower needs a few minutes to get hot but it works fine. Good for solo travellers who don’t mind the location.

The room is clean and tidy, in the city, there are two large supermarkets in about 5 minutes.

I had a great experience at this hotel. It is in a very good location with the subway station right next to the hotel and the airport just one stop away which makes it convenient to get to and from the airport if you don’t have a lot of luggage. I understand previously there was a shuttle service maybe they can resume it for guest with luggage

I preferred to stay in this hotel with my daughter due to its location (very close to the train station), but walking from the station to the hotel I realised that it was a bad idea. It does not matter if it is day or night you see addicted people smoking drugs, you see dealers all around and the smell of the streets are awful. My daughter was so frightened about the location. In addition to that the receptionists were impolite, insensitive and ignorant. I was in a hurry to rush to the airport due to the last minute strikes in Germany including Frankfurt transportation. After checking out around 1200 pm I forgot my backpack on the sofa in front of the front desk. I realised that when I reached to the airport. I quickly called the hotel to ask their help as my wallet and our passports were in it. I called 3- 4 times and talked to the receptionists to describe my backpack and get their confirmation. Both receptionists confirmed couple of times that my bag was not there. They claimed that they checked and it was not there. I also asked them to check the room in case I was mistaken, but they did not call me back to inform me about its whereabouts. After having almost a heart attack on the way back, I reached to the hotel and saw my bag there. This is totally unacceptable. Staff should not be that ignorant and insensitive. Just checking the sofa in front of them (probably 1-2 meters away from the desk) should not be that difficult. When I showed them my backpack, they just said in a very insensible way that they thought it belongs to someone else! It is a shame as the hotel itself is nice, clean and well equipped.

Hotel is close to the river and was ideal for our visit to Germany for the Euros as it was few minutes walk from the fan zone. The beds are comfortable and shower was powerful. Service was excellent. No issues with check-in was straight forward. Would highly recommend this hotel if visiting Frankfurt

The reservation for my stay was made via my travel agent. This is not normally a corporate approved hotel and I now understand why. When making the booking the agent requested early check-in, but did not request guaranteed early check-in. That means if a room is available upon arrival one can check-in. If no room is available one has to wait until regular check-in time which in this case is 15:00. The hotel is located next to the trade and convention center. There are no events as yet due to the pandemic. The hotel is quiet. I arrive and ask to check-in and am told I could only do so as of the official check-in time. When I mention early check-in had been requested by my agent a second receptionist appears and confirms that rooms are available. She also proceeds to inform me that I need to pay a EUR 40 fee for early check-in. I challenged this and mentioned that no other hotel will charge such a fee if rooms are vacant at the time of the person arriving wanting to check in. The receptionist explains that staff had to work faster to ensure the room would be available for early check-in and hence the fee. As it turns out the room was last cleaned, aired and disinfected April 27th, a full six days prior to my arrival. Hence this fee is simply to rip off of guests. While the rooms are fine, the hotel is centrally located and well connected to public transport, this organized extortion means I will never book this place again.