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Alexander am Zoo

Alexander am Zoo
This refined four-star hotel has modern and spacious rooms which are good choice for families. It's within walking distance of both the zoo and Berger Straße, which is full of cafés, restaurants and shops. Read_on (No Comments)

An der Messe

As the name indicates, this small hotel lives off visitors to the nearby fairgrounds. A nice alternative to the many giant hotels downtown, the lack of a restaurant is compensated by plenty of dining options within walking distance. Read_on (No Comments)

Courtyard Nordwestzentrum

A modern business-orientated hotel, a little north of Frankfurt but placed near an U-Bahn station for quick access to town. Read_on (No Comments)

Cristall

This privately owned hotel in a converted house is charming. The 24hr reception is extremely friendly, the rooms are pleasant, with nice oversized wardrobes made of dark wood that is hand-polished by the owner himself, but singles do run a bit small. Read_on (No Comments)

Liebig

This elegantly simple hotel blends in with its neighbouring Westend homes. Each guest room is decorated in a different colour and include well-sized bathrooms, wardrobes and wooden floors. Read_on (No Comments)

Maingau

Nothing fancy here, but this quaint hotel offers modest, spotlessly clean and comfortable rooms in the heart of Sachsenhausen. Read_on (No Comments)

NH Frankfurt City

This tasteful new hotel emphasises comfort, lightness and space and is the business traveller’s ideal stopping ground. They Read_on (No Comments)

relexa

The lobby is impressive, as is the collection of services provided by the relexa. Conveniently located near the fairgrounds, it's also just far enough from it to provide respite from the tradeshow chaos. Read_on (No Comments)

Roomers

A new design hotel that combines excellent service and amenities with a refreshingly laid-back attitude. Aimed at the hip Read_on (No Comments)

Savoy

Set overlooking a quiet street and park opposite the station, the Savoy holds standard four-star rooms that were recently renovated. Read_on (No Comments)

TRYP

Just a 500-metre crawl from the Festhalle, TRYP offers spacious rooms, full service Spanish dining in its Bodega del Sol restaurant, and a conservative, classic decor. Read_on (No Comments)

Best Western Domicil

It’s the most luxurious of the Best Western hotels in Frankfurt, yet it's moderately priced. The modern hotel is located on a quiet side street on the edge of Frankfurt’s banking district. Read_on (No Comments)

Best Western Imperial

Best Western Imperial
The Palmengarten location of this reliable chain is located within walking distance of Goethe University and the city centre. The staff and guest rooms are pleasant. Read_on (No Comments)

Best Western Plaza

Located near the main train station, this hotel offers the same nice facilities as the chain's other Frankfurt locations. It stays booked during major trade fairs. Read_on (No Comments)

Best Western Scala

Walk to most of the city's main tourist sights from this hotel just a few metres from the Zeil shopping area. Not a luxury hotel, but it provides all the necessities and clean, comfortable rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Manhattan

Manhattan
Modern is the key idea here. Connect to the internet at computer terminals in the lobby. There's no restaurant in the hotel, but the bar is open 24 hours a day. Read_on (No Comments)

Monopol

A historical and well-maintained building located in a convenient area of town by the main train station. The surrounding scenery though leaves something left to be desired. Read_on (No Comments)

Palmenhof

Located near the botanical gardens, this elegant hotel offers comfortable rooms with high ceilings. It's convenient to the numerous shops and restaurants of the Westend. Read_on (No Comments)

Robert Mayer

Those who seek a creative environment will want to check out this unique hotel. No two rooms are the same here - each is decorated differently, paying tribute to Van Gogh, Mozart and other artists. Read_on (No Comments)