Hotels With WiFi in Hessen, Germany

This hotel is incredibly close to the Frankfurt exhibition center, practically right next door, which makes attending events super convenient. It's also just a five-minute walk to the subway station. The Western-style breakfast is diverse and plentiful. Getting to the city center is easy, and it's only a few minutes to the train station. The Römerberg square is also very close by.

The hotel is conveniently located near a large plaza, which is a big plus. It's about a 20-minute walk from the station, so if you have a lot of luggage, I'd recommend taking a taxi. It's clean, but there's a bit of noise.

From my arrival, to my departure, and throughout my stay, the Hotel Team were superb! Amarin SIM and his colleagues treated me like a 6-star guest. From early check in (as there was capacity), through to included breakfast, to helpful hints on local haunts and public transport, and a whole lot of time and empathy for a solo-traveller exploring the City. The rooms (I have stayed at the Hampton Frankfurt Airport a few times now) were clean, neat, tidy and modern. The bed and bedding were comfortable, and the breakfast was ample and tasty for the price - the freshly made spice-waffles were a real treat! The gym is modest, however if you arrive outside peak times, you will enjoy its decent appointments (it is open 24 hours so no stress there), and the bar and communal seating area is inviting. If I have to summarise my experience, then I would say: Excellent facilities at ANY Price - and all that for a fair price.

You can get in right after getting off the metro station, it's really close. But there are some nasty people walking around on the streets outside. That seemed strange. You can walk to the city center.

Great location for early flight or late arrival into Frankfurt. Gotta take escalator from Terminal 1B, near Luftansa counter 13 up one level, then follow signage to hotel (opp Ditsch). Overall good except for lighting in the room - personally I would prefer the option to have the room brighter (more or brighter lights).

The room was tiny; we had to put our luggage on the bed to open it. European hotel beds are generally small, and no one cleaned our room during our several-day stay—there was basically no service. The front desk staff seemed to be just going through the motions, chatting amongst themselves, and didn't seem particularly fond of Chinese guests. There was road construction nearby, so taxis had to take a long detour and still couldn't get close. There's absolutely nothing around the hotel, just residential areas. You could walk for 15 minutes and not find a single restaurant. It's right by the highway and feels very desolate.

The location is excellent. The lobby looks a bit like a fast or hotel, probably because the city center is very expensive. The room is small and a bit crowded if there are a lot of luggage or a lot of people. The elevator is the old-fashioned one that you have to push the door. There is a kettle, bottled water, hand soap, shampoo and shower gel two-in-one, a wardrobe, and a dressing mirror behind the door.

I stayed here over New Year’s, and what a wild experience that was in Frankfurt! It also made me realize just how poor the hotel’s soundproofing is — I could hear all the chaos and noise throughout the night. On the bright side, the location is great, just a short walk from the train station. Still, the area can feel a bit unsafe at night, especially during New Year’s celebrations, so be cautious if you’re heading out late.

This hotel is very good, especially the front desk has a black brother who is very friendly, and sends me a free drink coupon every day, so I have drunk free white wine for many days there. 

The hotel is great . I spent overnight to fly in the morning. The shuttle bus to the airport is very efficient. The room is in very clean and in good size . Really recommend it