Hotel

The cozy hotel is 200 m from the main train station and is the ideal starting point for exploring the city.

The modern rooms have manually controlled air conditioning. They are allergy-friendly and furnished in bright colors. The beds are of high quality and therefore conducive to a good and deep sleep. The rooms are equipped with minibar, satellite TV with over 100 international channels and work desk. The bathroom has a shower or bathtub, a make-up mirror and a hairdryer.

Fresh fruit, yoghurt, Faller jams, scrambled eggs, bacon, antipasti and salads are served to guests in the breakfast room. Tea lovers can choose from 12 types of tea, including loose tea. Coffee enjoyment is available from the Vollmer private roastery.

There are many bars and restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel. Guests have many opportunities to enjoy regional dishes and excellent wines. Multilingual staff can recommend locales and make restaurant reservations.

Guests can discover the sights of the city on a hop-on hop-off bus tour or experience the city on a river cruise on the Main.

Minimum drinking age: 18 years with valid photo ID.

Room details

• Comfort double room

Occupancy:

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 adults

Conditions for additional people:

• On request at the hotel

Groupon Guide: Frankfurt am Main

Frankfurt am Main is the largest city in the federal state of Hesse and the Rhine-Main metropolitan region. With the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the seat of the European Central Bank as well as many other financial institutions, Frankfurt am Main is considered the financial capital of Germany. The Frankfurt skyline with its many skyscrapers standing close to each other in the financial district is also often referred to as "Mainhattan" - as an allusion to the main island of Manhattan in New York and the river Main. But Frankfurt am Main also has its historical buildings, some of which were completely rebuilt and reconstructed after the Second World War, such as the Römer, a complex of houses in the old town where Frankfurt City Hall is located, the Saint Bartholomew Cathedral or the Old Opera. The city also offers shopping freaks a great variety, which can be found on the Zeil, the main pedestrian zone with department stores, on Berger Strasse, the longest shopping street in Frankfurt, or on Göthestrasse with its designer shops. Frankfurt am Main is always worth a visit, where traditional European architecture coexists peacefully with modern American-style skyscrapers. Frankfurt Airport is the largest airport hub in Germany, with the most national and international flight connections.