3-Star Hotels in Frankfurt

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.

The hotel itself was lovely. Rooms were nice, staff were helpful, and it smelled aggressively good. The location is good in that it is close to the train station and the downtown core, but it is just a couple blocks away from an area with people using drugs, etc. Would definitely avoid if plan to be out in the evenings. It is possible to avoid this area for the most part with careful planning of routes but the proximity to this area was a definite downside.

For some context, I'm a Marriott Platinum Elite member and tend to stay anywhere from 20-30 nights annually at Marriott hotels in N. America and Europe. Also a former resident of Frankfurt and I had a recent 5-night stay for work/personal reasons. Found the hotel to be in a decent location (i.e., close to Zeil and the Hauptwache U-Bahn/S-Bahn station) and very modern/clean. The food/drinks at the hotel were surprisingly good; sometimes that can be hit-or-miss at chain hotels. I really appreciated that the hotel's housekeeping was very attentive and even asked when I encountered them in the hallway asking if I needed anything (e.g., extra towels) or had changed my mind about housekeeping service, since I had the 'do not disturb' sign at my room door. There were a few things that other hotel guests have commented about that are valid but need to be taken into context. There isn't a mini fridge nor a personal lockbox, which I learned are not part of the Moxy hotel offering at the moment. So, if these things are a must-have then probably might want to look at other Marriott hotels or other lodging options. Also, there are irons/ironing boards for use, but there are designated spots in the hotel for that. In a same vein, if this a must-have in your room, then perhaps might want to look elsewhere. I'd say one thing else to consider is that the rooms aren't that big size-wise, which perhaps for a short stay of 1-2 nights isn't a big deal, but not having enough wall hooks to properly hang jackets/coats and dress shirts was a little inconvenient. Just some things to consider but overall was quite pleased with the hotel given price and everything.

For the price paid ($100 AUD) per night, this hotel was excellent. The room was a reasonable size and perfectly clean. The bed was comfortable and it was nice to be able to open the window and enjoy the fresh air. I was surprised to see a number of British channels on the tv. It’s a nice gesture by premier inn to provide these English speaking channels despite this hotel being in Germany. The location is quiet good, their is a shopping centre nearby and the tram is a short walk which connects you to Frankfurt HBF where you can travel throughout the region from. This was the purpose of my stay in Frankfurt, to use this hotel and it’s proximity to the HBF as a base for my travel to the neighbouring towns and cities. This worked quiet well. Try and avoid hanging around the HBF after dark. Areas for improvement: After 30 hours of travel I was initially refused an early check in at 9am. This was not unreasonable as check in is at 3 but a little flexibility by premier inn with regard to their check in policy would be appreciated. I would have been happy to pay extra for an early check in during the booking process. I was grateful for the front desk team allowing me to check in early.

Good value. Great location. near Train station. Helpful and friendly staff.

Fantastic hotel in just about every respect, we will definitely consider it again as we were a bigger group of friends who wanted to enjoy Frankfurt - the hotel majorly helped us on that mission! One minor technical issue: checking in and out online / using the app was not a smooth experience. Hope that's resolved for next time as would genuinely make a difference. And, yes, the location: The character that one sees in the streets near the hotel are quite a sight and for those who generally don't follow the news, possibly pretty shocking. However, the level of threat is low. The area is heavily policed and the locals strike me as too busy with their own lives to want to bother tourists. To be fair, I am a grown man and was there with a group.

The hotel is not far from Frankfurt Hauptbanhof Train Station and the rooms are very clean and modern. lots of stores and cafes nearby. We really enjoyed staying here. I really like how spacious it is

The location of the hotel is excellent, it is just 4 min walking from the main train station. The person at the reception when I arrived at the evening was very nice and freindly but the guy which was at the reception when I checked out very early at 6:30 am was kind of wired, he put two big dogs infront of the main door and asked me to leave the hotel from the employers door and there was a homeless guy sitting infront of that door, plus the guy was like wanna say go out indirectly so, he was kinda of rude and he just wanna finish talking and I wanted to leave my bad at the reception and he just took it quickly snd gave me the number. This guy was the only negative thing.

Well, it is difficult to write a very good revue here as this was the transfer Hotel after our flight from Gatwick was cancelled, the diverted to Heathrow with only the stopover at Frankfurt available. Positive.......they were able to accommodate five couples, everything else was average I'm afraid, i would not want to book in here as my primary location, stop over ok. Food.....ok, Service .......ok, Room ......good. not a lot else to say.

The hotel is very close to Frankfurt's main train station and has 7 floors. The rooms are not air-conditioned. Breakfast is included in the room rate. At trade fair times, as with all hotels in the city, there are extreme price increases and it is mainly business people to be found here, at other times it is mainly private travelers of international origin with a limited travel budget. If you prefer a convenient location in the immediate vicinity of the main train station, then you've come to the right place. As in almost all major cities, the Bahnhofsviertel is also a social hotspot in Frankfurt. The red light area and the massive consumption of illegal drugs are not in the immediate vicinity, but within a few minutes' walk. The hotel is located in the cul-de-sac area of Niddastrasse, which ends here in the direction of Düsseldorfer Strasse and has only one pedestrian passage, so there is no through traffic. However, it can get noisy at night with noisy drunks, drug users on the street, or early morning garbage trucks. Because of the short walk to the main train station of only 5 minutes, you can quickly reach the train, and it only takes 10 minutes to get to the airport by S-Bahn. The single room was big enough, the bed was comfortable with bedding, mattress and pillow. There was a fridge with a bottle of water, the flat screen TV had a good LED picture. Unfortunately, the curtains on the window were not lightproof, they let a lot of daylight through on the sides and below, which was particularly problematic in the summer months. Three windows that can be opened, also with a tilt function, allowed good ventilation. The room faced the street, where it could be very noisy at night due to drug addicts, drunks and guests from other hotels diagonally across the street, and the garbage trucks often made noise shortly after 6 a.m. in the morning. It is often not possible to keep the window closed at night because of the summer heat. All street facing rooms get the afternoon and evening sun and get very hot, the fan in the room is a bit of a relief. If it's supposed to be the street side, I would go up to the 4th floor in the summer, not higher. The inner courtyard rooms are quieter and only get morning and mid-morning sun. The receptionists were all very knowledgeable, patient and friendly. The breakfast was OK for a service that did not cost extra. There was muesli and cereals, rolls and bread, cakes, jams, fruit, sausage, cheese.