Pet Friendly Hotels in Frankfurt

Highly recommend! Modern new hotel with bold design especially in the use of colors. Spacious room and reasonably clean, though I deducted 1 mark from cleanliness due to the strong odor in the corridor from recent renovation and some dust on the inside of the wardrobe, leaving some dusts on the sleeves of my jackets as well. Excellent location, right next to the luxury shopping street and right in the heart of the city. Direct access to the S and U-bahn with escalators. Amenities-wise, you can ring the reception to get you anything you need, even curling iron! 10 out of 10! Would highly recommend!

I had an early morning flight, and this hotel was located in a block with other hotels. My taxi dropped me off in front of another similar-sounding hotel, so I had to carry my luggage a few hundred meters to the end of the road. At walking distance, there were a couple of good dining options. However the area isn't densely populated. The room was tiny, but clean and comfortable. The staff too was professional and friendly. I'd stay again.

The hotel is conveniently located near the tram and a supermarket, which was a big plus. There was no air conditioning, but they provided a small fan in the closet, which I used. Breakfast was impressive with a wide variety of cheeses, butter, and cookies – I wanted to try everything! I was prepared for less given the price, which was comparable to a business hotel in Japan, especially when other hotels were over 10,000 yen. But it was much better than I expected. I even saw airport staff staying there, so it seems to maintain a decent quality. Just a heads-up for late-night arrivals: the check-in process is apparently different, so be aware of that!

Hotels with three beds are hard to book. This one has two single beds and a sofa bed, which is very nice. It's very close to the train station, a 1-minute walk, exiting from platform 24. There's a Wenzhou restaurant downstairs, very convenient for Chinese food. Inside the train station, there are many Western restaurants, McDonald's, Starbucks, and other bakeries. REWE is nearby, and it's not far from the Roman Square, within walking distance.

It was close to the Messe and within walking distance, which was great. You can walk to Frankfurt Station if you want, and it's also just a short bus or train ride away. I think the area is safer than the station. They don't clean the room unless you request it, but even when they tell me to tell the cleaning staff, I've never met them... On the last night, the alarm in my room suddenly started going off for an unknown reason and didn't stop for a while, which surprised me. It stopped once, but started again a few minutes later and was quite loud. The person in the next room also went outside, so no one really knew what was going on. It was good that it eventually stopped, but they never gave me any explanation as to what had caused it.

Located in the old town center, very close to the main train station, making travel convenient, but there are some issues. The streets can be a bit chaotic and noisy at night. Also, the shower enclosure in the room had some problems; after showering, the bathroom floor was completely soaked.

This hotel is a bit like a homestay, WiFi is almost not received, the front desk is completely no one, let alone any service, the only advantage is that it is close to the exhibition hall.