Hotels near Fotec Electronics, Frankfurt

I was in Germany for a meeting and stayed here last night before I fly back home today. It's an airport hotel with a shuttle (more on that below). We arrived back in Frankfurt via the train and made our way to the hotel shuttle pickup in front of Terminal 1B. The sign that lists the hotels that pick up there make not mention of the Vienna house. After a little while, I call the hotel to make sure this is where we are supposed to pick up the shuttle. After 5 calls, the desk picks up and we determine that this is where we are supposed to be. We get to the hotel and go to check in. There are three people/groups trying to check in, and it's not going well. It took us 20 minutes to check in for our reserved hotel room, which is hard to understand. I ask what time we should catch the shuttle in the morning if we want to bet at the airport at 8:30 and the desk clerk just points to a sign on the desk with the shuttle times. We get to our room, which is standing open(?). The queen bed isn't made and has two twin duvets sitting folded on the bed. Okay, I guess this is a DIY project. We go into the bathroom (and I have attached pictures), which clearly has been recently remodeled. The only towel rack is IN the shower. The rest of the towels are sitting on the sink. There's no place to hang our toiletry bag and no place to set toiletries on the sink. The shower is less than 2 feet deep, so when you are showering, there is no way to shower without literally standing in the shower curtain, water getting all over the bathroom (okay, their problem, not mine). Though lacking air conditioning, the room was clean. At this point the hotel would get 3 stars; I'm being generous. We check out and head out to catch the shuttle. The driver eventually pulls up and asks for our ticket (?!?). We explain that last night we just showed our reservation. He says no, we have to have a ticket. We run the hundred yards+ back to the hotel (no the shuttle doesn't pick up in front of the hotel) and to the desk. I tell the them that the driver is demanding a ticket, which until that point no one mentioned. I was told I have to pay for tickets on the shuttle, at which point I say that the reservation that I have says it comes with a free shuttle to the airport. The person at the desk says, no the shuttle from the airport is free, but you have to pay for the shuttle to the airport. I'm not buying this and say no one has mentioned this before, at which point she hands me two tickets to get on the shuttle and I run back and jump on the overpacked shuttle to get to the airport. I have extensively travelled both personally and professionally over the years and this is far and a away the biggest shakedown attempt I have ever experienced. I definitely did not expect it at an airport hotel in Frankfurt owned by Wyndham.

From the welcome gluwein drink to the comfortable, clean, and spacious gathering place, the Moxy is a millennial’s dream location. Numerous gathering places are available for group conversation, group computer space, sitting areas filled with character and easy humor. The well-equipped casual bar served both food and beverages. My husband and I enjoyed the Nurnberger sausages and sauerkraut with a local beer. A fitness center was available and space for meetings. The rooms were clean, modern, and equipped with indirect and motion-activated lighting. Transportation to and from the airport is easy with shuttle service.

You can stay for one night during the transit and it will really give you a good rest. When we arrived, we walked for a long time following the signs. We passed the circle in the photo and walked for a while and we arrived. There was a bus when we left, but we didn’t have to walk a few steps. The room is small but enough for a rest. It's much more comfortable than an airport lounge chair for one night.

This hotel is the red headed step child to the Sheraton next door. There is no lounge at this hotel (The one in the Sheraton is closed too). You get breakfast, which is quite good, instead...but of course it's at the Sheraton. Also, the Sheraton lounge, which you're supposed to have access to is closed with some strange green lock box on it. The room was nice, and spotless. Finding it was very easy by car using Google Maps, but the crowd of people smoking around the parking garage entrance smelled terrible and wafted a bit into the hotel. After I dropped off my car at the rental desk (In Terminal 2), figuring out that I had to go to Terminal 1 kind of like going to the banhoff there was confusing at best. Everything closes here at 10:30, even room service, so don't expect food if you get in late beyond some cold things in the display case. The room itself was great. I was upgraded to a suite with two bathrooms, and a living room. The master bathroom vent did not work, so you you did anything smelly in that bathroom, you would have to live with it for some time. Fortunately, I soon realized that the vent in the ”guest bathroom” worked, so handled those things there. The biggest issue was the electrical. There are master switches that turn everything off. Some are on the bed, some are by the doors, if you turn that off, then you can't turn on any bathroom light without going back to the bed, turning on all the switches on the side of the bed until you get the master one...then blinding yourself because you've turned on every light in the room accidentally. Super confusing. The plus side is there is a nice not blinding light near the bed you can use...if you can figure out what to turn on/off to get it on by itself. The refrigerator is one of those stupid vending fridges like they have in Vegas etc...but they aren't using it (yet?) so there is no room in there for your stuff. 2 German beers and a water bottle, and you're done. The internet was a just okay 30Mbps. It was surprisingly quiet in spite of being between a train station and an airport. Also, to the author of ”“Hard to find and no privacy in bathroom”, an earlier review, complaining about the X and Y on the wall as towel hangers...perhaps you didn't notice the other letters everywhere else too. This hotel is located about 20 miles away from Maintz, where Gutenberg invented the printing press. Your subtle slap in the face really was just your lack of education and American privilege showing.

Location is perfect, access direct from Airport or from Train station very easy. Air conditioning a bit old and noisy. Service poor. Breakfast very good! I would stay again im case of long flight connections.

Located right at the train station and about 800 meters from Terminal 1 of the airport. Very convenient for the train to plane transfer. Workout facility very good. Located in a shopping mall area. Grocery store, Starbucks, bakeries, pharmacy all conveniently located. Paid for the room in full up front, on checkout they added a 4 Euro visitor tax. This should have been said up front not as I leave. Trip.com missed that tax.

Overnight at hotel after early evening arrival for a morning departure. Really easy to get to after leaving the arrivals fall. There are three other hotels in the same complex if you need to shop around for good deals. The hotel is directly above the train station which is also really convenient. Bathrooms have the most annoying taps - are hard to turn on and off - but a minor quibble on a very pleasant stay.

Voor doorreis prima. Locatie is perfect, vlakbij de snelweg. Geen geluidshinder, muv een trein die regelmatig langskomt. Kamer is oké, grote badkamer, ontbijt matig voor de prijs, parkeren is een uitdaging. Persoonlijk vond ik het een nadeel dat veel mensen bij de ingang roken. Je moet door een walm heen

At the Frankfurt Airport we couldn't find online info on how to locate or pay the airport shuttle or the timetable. Infrastructure problem: Seemingly understaffed front desk as no one answered when we called from the airport. We did online registration but it was useless because we still had to register at the front desk. We signed up for breakfast on check-in but our names weren't listed the next morning. The breakfast staff had to walk to the front desk to register us as the front desk didn't answer that phone call. The breakfast buffet wasn't worth the $18 Euros. Spacious room but no internet (in the room itself) and strange thermostat; you could raise and lower the temperature but couldn't see the temperature. The rate was much higher than the Frankfurt Intercity Hotel near the train station.

We were here for two nights. It was acceptable clean, breakfast was overview, it was very full and the tables were not cleaned, also missed by the beet. The food in the restaurant was underground. There was promised a fresh pizza, a burned deep-cooled pizza was served after infinitely long waiting time. Since I had already delivered my insulin, we couldn't return the pizza. The parking house is very narrow. We were here with our C4 and came very shortly through. A woman with a SUV had been trapped in front of us and had to get help because she couldn't go on. In general, I wouldn't recommend the hotel.