Hotels With Wifi in Hessen, Germany

This hotel is incredibly close to the Frankfurt exhibition center, practically right next door, which makes attending events super convenient. It's also just a five-minute walk to the subway station. The Western-style breakfast is diverse and plentiful. Getting to the city center is easy, and it's only a few minutes to the train station. The Römerberg square is also very close by.

The hotel is conveniently located near a large plaza, which is a big plus. It's about a 20-minute walk from the station, so if you have a lot of luggage, I'd recommend taking a taxi. It's clean, but there's a bit of noise.

If a hotel's rating was based purely on the room itself, I would recommend this hotel. However, there are a number of things that were very dissapointing. 1. No toothbrush available. Not even to purchase. The receptionist told me in a cheerful, singsong voice that the hotel has no toothbrushes, followed by a very insincere 'sorry'. If id been informed of this in advance i would have brought my own but my booking was for a long layover and my luggage was checked through to the next destination. 2. The hot water wasn't hot. It was quite warm but i wanted a hot shower and couldnt get one. 3. No airport shuttle despite information about a shuttle being available in various places on the web. When I asked to have a taxi booked, I was told i could walk as its only 10 minutes. It might be 10 minutes but its alongside a flyover and very busy roads into the airport. It is also the middle of winter. I insisted on a taxi. The welcome brochure has a guarantee of happiness on the back, however that's really a false promise if they can't even supply a toothrush.

The hotel is in a very advantageous location, just on the left side after exiting Frankfurt Main Station, about a 6-minute walk. But because it is in a complex station area, there are all kinds of people, and those who need to adapt especially are the dark-skinned hippies and homeless people.

Checking in at the front desk was an absolute nightmare. They asked a ton of irrelevant questions that had nothing to do with the check-in process, which was a complete waste of time. We had five people and five rooms on one reservation, but they made us go to two separate counters to check in.

The room was tiny; we had to put our luggage on the bed to open it. European hotel beds are generally small, and no one cleaned our room during our several-day stay—there was basically no service. The front desk staff seemed to be just going through the motions, chatting amongst themselves, and didn't seem particularly fond of Chinese guests. There was road construction nearby, so taxis had to take a long detour and still couldn't get close. There's absolutely nothing around the hotel, just residential areas. You could walk for 15 minutes and not find a single restaurant. It's right by the highway and feels very desolate.

The location is excellent. The lobby looks a bit like a fast or hotel, probably because the city center is very expensive. The room is small and a bit crowded if there are a lot of luggage or a lot of people. The elevator is the old-fashioned one that you have to push the door. There is a kettle, bottled water, hand soap, shampoo and shower gel two-in-one, a wardrobe, and a dressing mirror behind the door.

I stayed here over New Year’s, and what a wild experience that was in Frankfurt! It also made me realize just how poor the hotel’s soundproofing is — I could hear all the chaos and noise throughout the night. On the bright side, the location is great, just a short walk from the train station. Still, the area can feel a bit unsafe at night, especially during New Year’s celebrations, so be cautious if you’re heading out late.

Multiple stays, the room is good, there are restaurants around, Turkey, Italy, Thailand, local dishes, taste good. But the room does not provide water, there are rewe, dm, muller can buy nearby, the water at the front desk is careful to drink, it is easy to drink spoilage

We stayed here for 2 nights for the convenience of being close to the airport, as I had a long international flight to catch out of Frankfurt. The shuttle bus service from the airport was confusing as many buses were picking up from the same spot, but we eventually got it. The shuttle bus back to the airport was straightforward, one every 20 minutes. We particularly appreciated the service of the staff - the number of passengers who come through the door in crowds can be overwhelming, but they always stayed professional and calm. We had an issue with our first room, the air conditioning didn't work (it was 35C during the day) and they offered to change rooms for us. After another similar experience with the second room, they very generously upgraded us to a nicer room, and the air conditioning was much better. The beds were very good. Sadly, we didn't get to try their traditional German restaurant even though I really wanted to, as it was closed on the Sunday evening. The lady at the pool change rooms was very sweet and kind, she helped to show us how the lockers worked. The bar restaurant lady manager(?) was also very nice, she sat us at an outdoor table when we asked to change seats as it was very hot inside. Overall, we felt very well taken care of, and the service staff made up for the non-working a/c.