I was happy with this place. It was average, nothing too special. Quite expensive during the trade…read morefair I attend at the Messe but that is to be expected. Breakfast included is decent and they have a large amount of space so you can find a seat. Staff seems friendly. The rooms are about average. The biggest problem was the "free" wifi that continually dropped me off and was very frustrating. I asked the front desk and they said no other guest complained. OK right. My netbook works fine all over Europe but not here. Must be some kind of geographical oddity. Nice that it is across the street from the Huaptbahn or main train station which is convenient. I would stay here again I guess.

+ *Room: clean, spacious for Frankfurt standards. they…read moremanaged to have a safari deco without falling into tacky *hotel is quite modern *staff: friendly and professional at any level *facilities : large real spa on the 7th floor; there is also a decent gym space *food is delicious; breakfast buffet is a feast on its own Restaurant portions are humongous without lacking quality *a few minutes walk to the train station u bahn Riedwiese (U2) and a 15min ride to Mainhatten (hauptwache) - *facilities :internet is free of charge in the lobby for 1 hour, apart from that cost about 5eur for 24h. Food for thoughts location; if you are there for a training or if you work around ok; otherwise you might want to book something in the city 'cause the area is literally no man's land

Four stars? More like four strikes. This was the worst experience my fiance and I have ever had in…read morea hotel. The suck-tasticness of this hotel can be summed up in three parts. False Advertising of Everything Had we known the airport shuttle service "amenity" was nothing more than them dialing a cab that costs 35 euros to the airport (10 more than if you flagged one yourself), we would've stayed at a hotel right next to the airport. The cabs alone added 80 euros to our stay. The hotel itself is filthy and smells like a musty dentist's office. The green astroturf carpets are atrocious, one night of sleeping on the sheets gives you rug burn, and it looks like nothing has been dusted in years. Don't even get me started on the "pillows", which were equivalent to folded towels. The toiletries smell like a cheap prostitute. Then there's the "free" WiFi, which we had to go down twice to resolve because the first jumbled code (which are printed off) didn't work. Even when we did get it to work, we got kicked off every time. Shady Location We saw a drug deal as we approached the hotel. It's close to the central train station, but not close enough that you don't feel like you have to clutch your belongings for dear life so as not to get mugged. Don't take my word for it? Take a staff member's. The one helpful staff member, a server, recommended Joe's Pizza and prefaced it with, "It's safe." So yeah. And the tracks right next to the hotel make it sound like a train's going to barrel right through the room. Lazy Service We got in late at night, bogged down with baggage. The three staff members could see us struggling; not one of them helped. The only helpful person was the server who was very nice and recommended a pizza place to order from...because we didn't feel safe walking. Gordon Ramsey needs to visit this hotel and tear it to shreds. It's a mockery of the Fleming's name. Please take your money elsewhere!

I have stayed at this hotel at least 4-5 times over the past 6-7 years out of convenience mostly. I…read morehave a yearly trade show where this hotel provides a short walking distance which makes a huge difference versus fighting the masses getting on trains. The prices have surely gone up significantly over the years. The rooms are small, you need to accept the glass box shower in the room that leaves no privacy if you are sharing a room with someone. The beds are wrapped in plastic bags which make you sweat at night even with the window open in January. The elevator is of course very small as most are in Europe. But there are several good things like the service which has been absolutely top notch every time I am here. The ladies at the front desk seem to be the same faces every year and they are very helpful and speak perfect English. The bar tenders, especially my pal from Brazil are excellent and helpful regarding questions about the city. They have a nice breakfast in the morning and a restaurant with a limited but decent menu. There are several decent places to eat very close by. One thing though, get a room that does not face the main intersection in front of the hotel as the fire department must be right down the street and you will hear them all night long rushing off to emergencies bee-dow, bee-dow, bee-dow. You get the idea.

In the run of our Princess for one day tours, we have been to many many Frankfurt hotels. This is…read moreby far our favorite. Excellent rooms (I just wish we could open the windows to get some fresh air at night), super-friendly staff - and a restaurant with stuff ready to die for. Would I make a 30+ min detour just to dine/ stay (mandatory in my rating scheme to achieve 5 stars) I certainly would, and just did.

Loved this hotel! The sauna and pool were fantastic after a day out. The room service is a bit…read morehit or miss 2x it just never arrived, it also wasn't charged to the room but kinda odd. All of the staff was friendly and accommodating. The view was nice, got some cool night shots using a tripod from my room.

I love this property!…read more Thanks to R and Nikko for kindly checkin me in and helping me out during my stay here. It is within 10-15 mins from the train stations. Two separates ones one starts with an O and another with M. Lots of cobblestones so a little difficult with rolling luggage. Recommend packing light or ordering a transport. Loved the swimming pool and sauna(s) like 3-4 separate ones with different temperatures and humidity! Pool is maybe 3 feet deeps. No diving. Gym great space. Floor 10 smelled like there was a smoker in the next room but opening my windows helped a lot! The restroom, kitchen and bed all very neat. Loved the vas space! Would highly recommend staying hear. Also there was a summer theater festival during the day!

I have to confess to not making the most of my recent stay at this hotel thanks to the…read moreunprecedented quantity of free alcohol given to my band when we played at the Union Halle on the second night of our trip. When I first arrived in Frankfurt I was straight off out for a wander down the gorgeous riverside, populated by joggers, rollerbladers, dog owners and anybody else who fancied a pleasant wander along the pretty river Main in the fading sun of the early evening. A man fed bread to an excited group of swans and ducks, a little girl clung on to her mum for help as they skated along and I mooched along blissfully, enjoying the extra few degrees of warmth I'd earned by travelling from London to Germany. When I got back to the hotel I spent time checking out the excellent spa facilities and gym and making plans to use them the following day, but after soundcheck and sightseeing I was only fit for a very comfortable nap under my big fluffy duvet before it was time to go to the show. And then the next morning I was so ill I had to beg for an extended late checkout so I could try to partially recover before heading home, so no spa or gym for me! That bed was super comfy though.