Name: easyHotel Frankfurt City Center
Address: Düsseldorfer Straße 19-23, Germany, 60329, Germany
Telephone: +49 69 17489220
Price range: From €48

Question 1

What are the check-in and check-out times at easyHotel Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

The earliest check in time for this hotel is 15:00 and the latest check out time is 10:00. You can check in earlier (from 12:00) and check out later (until 13:00) for an extra fee of €10 each, subject to availability.

Question 2

What amenities are provided at easyHotel Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Each room at easyHotel Frankfurt City Center are comfortable and clean and has a free TV, free basic wireless internet access and an en-suite bathroom, which features body wash, shampoo and fresh towels.

Question 3

What room types are available to book?

Accepted Answer

There are various sized double rooms (small, standard and superior) as well as triple rooms at easyHotel Frankfurt City Center. There are also accessible twin rooms available. All room types have windows.

The small double room has double bed and is approx. 9.5 sq. metres. The standard room has a double bed and is 10–11. sq. metres. The business room has a double bed and is 16 sq. metres.

The wheelchair accessible room has two single beds and is 22 sq. metres. The triple room has a double bed and a single sofa-bed and is 22 sq. metres.

Question 4

Is easyHotel Frankfurt located close to the city centre?

Accepted Answer

Yes - our hotel is located in the heart of Frankfurt City, 4 minutes walk from the main train station and walking distance from all the best attractions Frankfurt has to offer.

Question 5

Is there anywhere good to eat nearby?

Accepted Answer

Frankfurt is a hotspot for hearty meals and diverse culinary dishes. With options near enough on your doorstep, you can taste the authentic flavours of various worldly delights and take a seat in trendy bars, charming cafes and welcoming restaurant walls. Take your pick from authentic Italian meals at Pizzeria 7 Bello and feast on fine French dishes at Chez IMA, both within walking distance of easyHotel Frankfurt.

For a real food lovers paradise, hop on tram 14 or 17 departing right in front of the hotel, or the S1-6 or S8-9 train from Frankfurt Central Station and head to Kleinmarkthalle – where 160 market stalls selling handmade pasta, cured meats and cheese are waiting. Make sure to get there for midday so you don’t miss out on the range of freshly-prepared offerings and visit the wine shop on the second level for local wines to enjoy with your meal.

For a quick and tasty breakfast, head to Metropol Kebap haus or Wiener Feinbäckerei Heberer, both are located in the hotel building to get set up for the day. If you prefer to keep your lunch and dinner options a little more local too, MySushi is located just opposite the hotel and is open between 11.30am to 11pm, to suit your exploring itinerary or business hours.

Question 6

Are staff able to speak in multiple languages at easyHotel Frankfurt?

Accepted Answer

Yes - the staff at Frankfurt City Center will speak both English and German at the very least.

Question 7

Is the hotel wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes - our hotel has been designed with wheelchair users in mind. There are accessible twin rooms available for those with mobility issues.

Question 8

Does easyHotel Frankfurt have parking facilities?

Accepted Answer

easyHotel Frankfurt City Center doesn't have its own car park but on-street pay-and-display parking is available near the hotel.

Question 9

Are there any popular attractions close to the hotel?

Accepted Answer

Located on the river Main, the central Germany city of Frankfurt is famous for its major financial hub, spectacular skyscrapers and international company business headquarters welcoming working travellers around the globe. But there are plenty of options for both leisure and tourist activities.

The hotel is within walking distance of Messe Frankfurt, the bustling exhibition and trade fair centre, and its proximity to train and tram stops make it the perfect starting point for discovering the other attractions of Frankfurt such as the old town hall Römer and intriguing shopping streets of Zeil and Fressgass.

As the birthplace of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, take a trip to the Goethe House Museum before taking a seat on the train to a secret concert at Kultur- und Kongresszentrum Jahrhunderthalle. Visiting it is one thing, trying to work out how to pronounce it another!

See the city in a different light as you take an aromatic apple wine-infused tour around the popular hotspots, and grab a bargain or two at Flohmärkte Schaumainkai, open every other Saturday on the southern bank of the river. Described by many as Frankfurt’s best flea market, sit down with a coffee to people watch after a busy day of activities.