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Our hotel in Frankfurt, Germany is a hub for sightseeing, business, and transport
With easy access to air, rail, and shuttle transport options, our hotel in Frankfurt is a great option for both business and leisure guests. Nature lovers will enjoy the Gateway Garden and the city's urban forest, which is ideal for walkers, runners, and cyclists. The Frankfurt Trade Fair and historic neighborhoods are strong tourist draws. Check out some of our suggestions for nearby attractions below.
Explore attractions
Frankfurt Airport
1.01 mi / 1.63 km from the hotel
Frankfurt Airport is the busiest airport by passenger traffic in Germany as well as the 4th busiest in Europe after London Heathrow, Paris, and Amsterdam.
Messe Frankfurt
4.56 mi / 7.34 km from the hotel
Be part of Frankfurt's 800-year history of trade fairs and see one for yourself at these massive exhibition grounds, where hundreds of global fairs take place each year.
Old Opera House Frankfurt
5.44 mi / 8.76 km from the hotel
Take in the facade of this grand concert hall, originally built in 1880, and see world-class classical music, jazz or a theater production performed live.
Römerberg
5.47 mi / 8.80 km from the hotel
The heart of the Old Town, Römerberg hosts a variety of events, festivals, and Christmas markets. Stop in for a coffee or drink on one of the terraces as you admire its colorful buildings and traditional timber houses. You'll find plenty of historical sites along the Old Town's cobbled streets.
Main Tower
5.27 mi / 8.49 km from the hotel
Take in the incredible view of Frankfurt or dine high above the city at the Main Tower. Head up to the 53rd floor, 200 meters above the city, to visit the Main Tower Restaurant & Lounge for a unique dining experience with a view.
Frankfurt Cathedral
5.60 mi / 9.01 km from the hotel
This Roman Catholic, Gothic church stands tall in the heart of Frankfurt am Main. This popular site is also known as the Cathedral of St Bartholomew or the Frankfurter Dom, and its noticeable red-brick color makes it pop among the city's skyline.