The hotel is about $100 per night, which is on the budget end for Frankfurt. It is very well located, close to the train station and the city centre. We had a couple of small snags. The first room we were given was supposed to be non-smoking (the whole hotel is supposed to be non-smoking) but the room smelled strongly... More

Frankfurt is our first stop to the one week trip to Germany. We stayed at Allseasons Frankfurt due to it's proximity to the train station. We then took day trips to the Rhine, Nuremburg and Heidelberg. Of course, we missed the experience of staying in those towns but it's a trade off of not carrying baggage around. Pros. - serves... More

After walking around in circles we finally found this hotel I had pre booked. It was straight across the road from the station and around the next corner! Hotel was lovely and within walking distance everything. Breakfast was plentiful and the restaurant was beautifully decorated. As we were on the 6th floor at first thought there was no hot water... More

The hotel is in central location, near the river and the railway station, but also near there are many night clubs and sex shops and strip clubs. Simple small rooms, very clean, poor breakfast but the price is law!

Pros: Excellent location, excellent room lit (for the first time when one turns on the lights it really becomes bright), room style and layout are very nice, good bathroom and breakfast room, coffee tastes very good. Cons: Staff not really prepared for attend public (good training is strongly recommended), radiator does not work properly, bed was hard and uncomfortable so... More

Stayed there for a few days while browsing Frankfurt on my own. Good things: Near to the main rail station, near to city centre and very good service. Cons: a bit to close to the red light district,becoming a bit old but is undergoing some kind of renovation so this maybe alright soon. An ok hotel overall.