Hotels in Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Frankfurt International airport is commonly known as an entry point into Germany, from which visitors split up into the country and around Europe, we recommend stopping to explore Frankfurt first. Public transportation in the city is very efficient, near hotels in Frankfurt and allows short term visitors cheap and faster transportation than renting a car. The system includes buses, trams, commuter trains (S-Bahn) and subways (U-Bahn). The busy yet efficient transport system in Frankfurt is safe, punctual and fairly well organised. Entirely run underground, the U-Bhan (U4) runs from Bockenheimer, via the main train station in the city centre and destined for Seckbacher Landstaße in Frankfurt am Main, amongst many other convenient connections in Frankfurt.

Known for having one of the busiest airports in Europe, Frankfurt is a transit hub for military and business travelers. With so many exciting things to do near Frankfurt hotels, most travelers opt to return for vacation. On Frankfurt am Main, Walther-von-Cronberg-Platz stands the stunning Lender Hotel and Residence Main Plaza, an exclusive hotel accommodating business and family travelers. For tourists, the city centre is a great option when considering a place to stay, near Frankfurt’s attractions the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, located in Am Kaiserplatz. For two nights or more, Frankfurt Altstadt is one of the best neighbourhoods. For transit visitors, on the other hand, you might prefer a high concentration of hotels, there is the Five Elements Hostel at 40 Moselstraße.

Attracting lots of trade, business and tourists, Frankfurt is a majestic city, an old essential when it comes to German attractions. The city centre has eleven artistic and ancient constructions built around the 15th century. The Senckenberg in Senckenberganlage 25, on Frankfurt am Main, is the second-largest museum in Germany, housing extinct and mammoth dinosaurs. The museum displays large collections of stuffed birds, with engaging audio in the English language. With a striking 328 foot-tall tower, the Cathedral is recognizable from a distance. A short walk away from Romerberg, it is located on Frankfurt am Main, near cheap hotels in Frankfurt. The Old Opera House is embedded in the heart of the city, on Opernplatz, with taxi services nearby. The famous and busiest shopping street in Frankfurt is the Zeil, located in the city centre of Innenstadt. Nearby is a train station routing through all major neighbourhoods, like Hauptbahnhof.

neighbourhoods are forever changing over time. What was once a machine hall, housing steam engines in the 19th century now is the Druckwasserwerk in Hessen Frankfurt, Rotfeder Ring 16, an establishment famous for its upscale menu of European cuisine and organic steaks. On a train, the restaurant is two stops from the main train station. Another trendy neighbourhood to eat and enjoy drinks is Paradiesgasse Frankfurt, Hesse. There you’ll find Gioia, an Italian, Mediterranean and European cuisine restaurant. You can get to Gioia by train, bus, S-Bahn or subway. For a small cozy bar atmosphere, with a great drinking selection and tasty food, perfect for tourists and students, is the Four Corners Irish Pub, located in Innenstadt, less than a mile (1.6km) from Romer.

On average, people stay in Frankfurt am Main for a total of 3 nights.

A hotel room in Frankfurt am Main will generally set you back around £73 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.