3-Star Hotels in Hessen, Germany

I was in Germany for a business trip and an exam, then had a layover in Frankfurt. I booked a one-night stay right next to the train station, and overall, it was a great experience. The main highlight was the excellent value for money. The only downside is the lack of public transport nearby, but it's not too far from the train station either.

If a hotel's rating was based purely on the room itself, I would recommend this hotel. However, there are a number of things that were very dissapointing. 1. No toothbrush available. Not even to purchase. The receptionist told me in a cheerful, singsong voice that the hotel has no toothbrushes, followed by a very insincere 'sorry'. If id been informed of this in advance i would have brought my own but my booking was for a long layover and my luggage was checked through to the next destination. 2. The hot water wasn't hot. It was quite warm but i wanted a hot shower and couldnt get one. 3. No airport shuttle despite information about a shuttle being available in various places on the web. When I asked to have a taxi booked, I was told i could walk as its only 10 minutes. It might be 10 minutes but its alongside a flyover and very busy roads into the airport. It is also the middle of winter. I insisted on a taxi. The welcome brochure has a guarantee of happiness on the back, however that's really a false promise if they can't even supply a toothrush.

This was my first stay here. I booked it because it's close to the exhibition center. The booking website mentioned it was about 200 meters from the S-Bahn exit, but that exit was actually closed. The actual exit was over 400 meters from the hotel, and I had to push my large suitcase uphill over a bridge, which took quite a bit of effort. Once inside, it felt very cozy. The website said the front desk offered translation services, but I didn't encounter that. I didn't understand what the male staff member was saying, probably instructions like check-out time. The room wasn't big but it was clean, with a kettle, which is great for Chinese guests. They even provided instant coffee and tea, which is rare in German business hotels. However, these weren't replenished on subsequent days of my stay. The bathroom had shower gel but no other toiletries. If you turn left out of the main entrance and cross a small road, you'll reach Skyline. Inside, there's a wide variety of restaurants and a large Rewe supermarket, which is very convenient. After walking through the supermarket, you still need to walk a bit further to reach the subway. Overall, once you get familiar with the area, it's quite convenient.

Headline: Not recommended if you want to be near the city. While the room was clean, it was far too small and lacked essential furniture like a wardrobe or a mini-fridge. The bathroom was the only spacious part of the room. The biggest downside is the location; being 6km away means spending an extra €25+ daily on transport. Any money you save on the room rate, you will likely spend on taxis or transit.

I had a comfortable and convenient stay at Hampton by Hilton Frankfurt Messe during my recent trip. The biggest advantage of this hotel is its location—it’s very close to the Frankfurt Messe (exhibition center) and well-connected by tram and train, making it easy to get around the city. The rooms are clean, modern, and well-maintained. While not very spacious, they are thoughtfully designed and perfect for a short business or leisure stay. The bed was comfortable, and the soundproofing was decent, ensuring a good night’s sleep. One of the highlights was the complimentary breakfast, which had a good spread including breads, fruits, eggs, and beverages. It can get a bit crowded during peak hours, but the staff manages it reasonably well. The staff were polite and helpful, assisting promptly with check-in and any queries. A small downside is that the hotel can feel a bit busy due to its proximity to the Messe, especially during events. Also, room sizes may feel slightly compact if you’re traveling with multiple suitcases. Overall, it’s a great value-for-money hotel in Frankfurt, especially if you want convenience, cleanliness, and reliable service without spending too much.

Moxy Frankfurt City Center is a great choice for anyone who wants to stay right in the heart of Frankfurt. The location is unbeatable — just a few minutes’ walk from Zeil shopping street and lots of local cafés. In additional, you can walk to most of Frankfurt’s highlights. The front desk staff were outstanding — warm, efficient, and genuinely welcoming. Check-in was smooth

This hotel near Frankfurt Airport is in a good location. It's very convenient for self-driving with reasonable parking fees. There's a supermarket nearby, which is handy for shopping. The room isn't very big, but it's clean and tidy.

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The front desk service was really good, and the location is super convenient! It's right outside the main train station, but make sure you exit from the correct gate! Otherwise, you might end up walking in a circle around the station like I did. The hotel also has a bathtub, which is a nice touch, and the breakfast was decent too.

The hotel is in a great location. If you like walking, it's about 15 minutes walk to the Roemerberg. The tram is a 2 minutes walk away, river Main about 5 minutes walking distance. There's a supermarket around the corner. Even though it is centrally located, it's in a quiet neighbourhood. The check-in process went quickly and we were able to check in earlier which was much appreciated after a long flight. The buffet style breakfast was scrumptious. Our room was very clean and comfortable. I would certainly book the hotel again, next time I'm in Frankfurt.