Hotels Near Frankfurt am Main Flughafen Fernbahnhof in Frankfurt

I was in Germany for a meeting and stayed here last night before I fly back home today. It's an airport hotel with a shuttle (more on that below). We arrived back in Frankfurt via the train and made our way to the hotel shuttle pickup in front of Terminal 1B. The sign that lists the hotels that pick up there make not mention of the Vienna house. After a little while, I call the hotel to make sure this is where we are supposed to pick up the shuttle. After 5 calls, the desk picks up and we determine that this is where we are supposed to be. We get to the hotel and go to check in. There are three people/groups trying to check in, and it's not going well. It took us 20 minutes to check in for our reserved hotel room, which is hard to understand. I ask what time we should catch the shuttle in the morning if we want to bet at the airport at 8:30 and the desk clerk just points to a sign on the desk with the shuttle times. We get to our room, which is standing open(?). The queen bed isn't made and has two twin duvets sitting folded on the bed. Okay, I guess this is a DIY project. We go into the bathroom (and I have attached pictures), which clearly has been recently remodeled. The only towel rack is IN the shower. The rest of the towels are sitting on the sink. There's no place to hang our toiletry bag and no place to set toiletries on the sink. The shower is less than 2 feet deep, so when you are showering, there is no way to shower without literally standing in the shower curtain, water getting all over the bathroom (okay, their problem, not mine). Though lacking air conditioning, the room was clean. At this point the hotel would get 3 stars; I'm being generous. We check out and head out to catch the shuttle. The driver eventually pulls up and asks for our ticket (?!?). We explain that last night we just showed our reservation. He says no, we have to have a ticket. We run the hundred yards+ back to the hotel (no the shuttle doesn't pick up in front of the hotel) and to the desk. I tell the them that the driver is demanding a ticket, which until that point no one mentioned. I was told I have to pay for tickets on the shuttle, at which point I say that the reservation that I have says it comes with a free shuttle to the airport. The person at the desk says, no the shuttle from the airport is free, but you have to pay for the shuttle to the airport. I'm not buying this and say no one has mentioned this before, at which point she hands me two tickets to get on the shuttle and I run back and jump on the overpacked shuttle to get to the airport. I have extensively travelled both personally and professionally over the years and this is far and a away the biggest shakedown attempt I have ever experienced. I definitely did not expect it at an airport hotel in Frankfurt owned by Wyndham.

From the welcome gluwein drink to the comfortable, clean, and spacious gathering place, the Moxy is a millennial’s dream location. Numerous gathering places are available for group conversation, group computer space, sitting areas filled with character and easy humor. The well-equipped casual bar served both food and beverages. My husband and I enjoyed the Nurnberger sausages and sauerkraut with a local beer. A fitness center was available and space for meetings. The rooms were clean, modern, and equipped with indirect and motion-activated lighting. Transportation to and from the airport is easy with shuttle service.

Even though it’s a chain it gives you the feeling that it’s not. The staff is super friendly and helpful. We accidentally booked for the wrong night, but luckily they had an extra room and the helped us transfer our booking into the right night. The staff spoke perfect English and was just really everything your wanted as a tourist giving good advice on how to enter the city. The room is equipped with a big bed and a big tv, and the bathroom is a good size too, so even though the rooms aren’t so big they really focused on using the space correctly. We had a room facing into the yard so no noise there, but it’s very convivially places next to the highway, so you’re quick on your way again, but of course it means some rooms are facing out to the trafficked highway also. What’s even better is that they had a cromecast connected to the tv, which as a tourist is so absolutely genius so we don’t have to watch dubbed German television. (Small disclaimer is that the Wi-Fi was a little slow until the evening making it a little hard to work) The breakfast is super variated and big, and they fill up the missing things quickly, and take our plates when we are done so they don’t pile on the table. The parking cellar cost a little but there’s parking space outside the hotel too. The tramp is located just next to the hotel and takes you into the city directly. You can even buy a ticket just next to it for about 2 euroes. I don’t have a single complaint about this place, and usually I’m very picky. It’s new, hip, clean, modern… from the nice, free and clean toilets in the parking cellar to the music being played in the reception, and the opportunity to self-check in. Will defiantly recommend and will defiantly return if in Frankfurt again.

Wow- My visit started with the most facetious, arrogant, condescending harridan I've ever had the misfortune to encounter at any hotel, ever. Baffling how such an obnoxious person is employed in the hospitality industry. I could write an entire review based on how horrible this person is, but it would likely be banned by Tripadvisor, so let's move on! However, the other staff member I met was the most awesome ever- and totally went above and beyond to ensure my A&O visit went as smooth as possible. (You know who you are- Thank You!!!) As for my lodging- I was relegated to an annex outside the main building, which was not too bad as the weather was agreeable. But having to walk outside to the reception, lounge, (closed) kitchen or breakfast area in the rain or snow would have been quite unacceptable. Like all A&Os the interior was spotless. My dorm however faced an open lane/parking area often populated by drunk vagrants- or maybe drunk guests. The ground was littered with beer bottles, cigarette butts, and smelly stains (you can figure that one out!). One of the few downsides about A&Os is that six bed dorms are often two pairs of bunks, and two single beds pushed together. Those two beds seems to come with a single locker, so the dorm may be lacking in that regard. The en-suite was great though- spacious and separate rooms for toilet and shower, both with sinks, lots of hot water and even a towel warmer. So yes, as I write the covid thing is still real, and precautions must be taken for the sake of the staff and guests. Which brings me to the only thing I could not abide: despite the hostel being nowhere near full, they seemed to pack each dorm to full capacity before opening another. As they say, there is a reason for everything. But if they want to take covid seriously, my hunch says fewer guests in more dorms might be safer. Especially when the common area washrooms are shuttered- what the heck!? To sum it all up- this may not sound like the best review, but I do generally recommend A&O Galluswarte. Someday when covid is a thing of the past and operations are back to normal, I hope to stay here again.

Best hotel ive ever stayed in. Best location you could ever ask for. Just across the platform1 of the main train station. If your train arrives at platform1 you will arrive at the hotel in 30 seconds. Super safe. Very bright room. Will always stay here.

Great hotel with excellent atmosphere in the bar area. A welcoming smile and service at the bar from Abdullah. The whole vibe of hotel really stands out. Breakfast is also of a high standard and the whole team here seem happy to help. Will be using more on my future business trips!

Arrived at hotel at 07.15 am on Thursday 21st Sept after a horrendous journey only to find out I had booked the previous night. Chap on reception was fantastic, switched our booking and managed to get us rooms with no charge. Hotel is in a fantastic location, right across from main train station. Doesn't look much from outside, but rooms are great and well fitted out. Staff superb.

A clean hotel with a good location near the station. Our room was on the 6th floor and thus we had a great view of the Skyline. The room was clean and adequately large. The station environment ok, but we were just sleeping there.

I am still staying at the hotel and my experience so far has been absolutely horrible. The checkin was so slow and the male receptionist was disinterested for any greetings let alone offering any help with baggage . Sent me through wrong side of the lift and had to take stairs to get to my room it would have been easier if I was advised to take only 3 steps of stairs and the then the lift which opens right outside the room I was allocated. The cleaning standards of the hotel are awful on next level. The room is so dirty , the corners are filthy and the situation under the beds is disgusting. The housekeeper enter your room to verify if you are staying over rather than checking the system at the reception. The cleaners seem bothered when you ask them to refresh your room and they don’t greet you at all. It’s like I always have to remind twice if I need something. Customer service runs in negative not even zero . I made the biggest mistake of choosing this hostel /hotel , I have never experienced this bad hotel in my life. My recommendation, spend a little more and book somewhere where the staff actually wants to work. Well apart from greeted by a lovely lady receptionist on Saturday evening , the day I checked in ,,, nothing is right about my stay.

Had to book in here at short notice as Lufthansa had royally shafted us with our flights but to be honest, we wished we had stayed here instead of a more expensive place in the middle of Frankfurt. Close to the S-Bahn station or a €20 Uber ride into Frankfurt itself. Rooms are a decent size and clean. The showers are spot on. Staff were really nice as well. Can't comment on breakfast as we left before. There doesn't seem to be much in the area but the McDonald's round the corner was enough for us. As a base to explore Frankfurt it would be ideal. A lot cheaper than staying in the city centre