Hotels in Airport Frankfurt, Frankfurt

Great weekend! I recommend for a romantic weekend. Infinity pool and lounge chairs facing the sea. Great cocktails. Buffet with options. Very friendly staff. Go for a shaded swim in the morning. When choosing, choose sunny all day #Swing up Superior The only downside is paying for hotel parking for residents.

The hotel of choice in Frankfurt for the next day's flight. There is a bus for pick-up. There is a parking lot nearby for short-term parking.

Perfect for a short layover at Frankfurt airport. Nice hot showers, working AC, shuttle service to and fro from the airport (subject to certain timings). Exactly what we needed!

The hotel is clean and comfortable, and the area is just right. The front desk was very welcoming and responsible and the English was very good. The hotel serves dinner, but there is pizza, which is not very tasty. You can take two or three trains to russelsheim station at the airport, then take a taxi (about ten euros) or a bus (15 minutes walk after getting off the bus) to the hotel. The first time I called Uber because of the large luggage, I chose the bus. It is also very convenient to go to the center of Frankfurt, and the train can be reached in 20 minutes to the central train station. When checking in and checking out, the front desk said that I didn't pay the room rate in advance, but I had already paid on Trip.com. After explaining to the front desk and showing them the confirmation form in the email, they did not have too much entanglement. I don't know how the Trip.com platform is booked. Their system will show that the reservation is not paid. So the English version of the itinerary is downloaded just in case.

Environment: The location is good, 20 minutes drive from the airport, free parking at the hotel, and a good selection of restaurants and shopping stores nearby, like a small town Cold and hot food can be bought in the surrounding supermarkets

Unfortunately, my stay at Hyatt Place Frankfurt Airport was disappointing. The room was cold, and I was unable to control the air conditioning, which made it uncomfortable. There were no meaningful services available, and the restaurant experience was poor—definitely not what I expected from a hotel of this brand. I stayed here only for a quick overnight layover, and for that purpose, it’s tolerable. However, the worst part was that I accidentally left my phone charger in the room, and despite following up, it was never found. This kind of carelessness—or worse, lack of integrity—is unacceptable and reflects poorly on the hotel’s management. I would not stay here again unless I had absolutely no other option.

2nd time we stayed at this hotel. Though not really at the airport area but close to it, a call to the hotel when you arrive will get them to send a driver to fetch you to the hotel. The better pricing more than offset the extra time needed to get to the hotel. It's only a 5 min walk to the S-bahn station that will connect you to the rail network. We did that. There's an inclined walkway to the S-bahn station so it is very easy to drag your luggage along. It is possible to walk to a selection of big supermarkets at Langen. For example, we bought a few packs of our favourite rosti at Edeka Supermarket. We could simply fry them up for dinner using the non-stick pan provided by the kitchenette in the room. The Hungarian restaurant at the hotel was closed on Good Friday when we were there so we really appreciated the kitchenette that was in the room. So on the whole, a great stay to get over our jetlag!

I originally booked a hotel at random, but I was very satisfied with the result. Although it is small, it is very clean. The front desk service attitude is also very good. It is more than 10 minutes' drive from the airport.

Good hotel - clean and comfortable Nice breakfast with a great coffee and tea selection free shuttle ride bus 🚌 from airport 10€ shuttle back to airport hourly Comfortable beds Coffee and water cocker in the room available available Ironing board and iron

The room is clean and neat. I only have a problem with one of the receptionists. I think she may goes by the name Sabrina, probably South Asian ethnic by the look. I just came from shopping and had a big shopping bag and wanted to keep at the reception desk before going to the supermarket next to the hotel so that it’d be more convenient. She coldly asked if I were the hotel guest (she literally checked me in yesterday) and told me if I were the hotel guest so I should keep my bag in my room (it was on the fourth floor of the hotel). Is it really hard to just keep the bag for the guest for 10 minutes? This is the first time I experienced such behavior during my 14 days trip in Europe in 5 countries.