Stayed three nights on business and found the stay enjoyable but not special.

The hotel is centrally located in downtown Frankfurt -- convenient to business, restaurants, shops, the main train station and only about 15-20 minutes from the airport. The outside is most impressive; inside . . . well, read on.

The lobby is spacious with lots of marble. However, it doesn't take more than a handful of people to make it seem crowded and noisy. The hotel bar is attractive and non-smoking. Service was prompt and prices were what you'd expect.

Originally, I was offered a first floor room on the main street; when I asked for something more quiet, I got it, although with a view of the air conditioning system. The standard room was . . . standard. The ceilings are very high, giving a feeling of spaciousness and the room was relatively large. The furnishings included a double bed that wasn't particularly comfortable and a chair and ottoman that were. Decor was unmemorable and somewhat dated. TV was large but not flat screen. There is an in-room safe that is easy to use.

The bath is small but modern, with lots of marble. The towels are unacceptable -- thinner than you would expect at a Motel 8 and you only get one bath towel and one hand towel -- not sure what you'd do with two people in the room. Amenities were replenished daily.

Internet is expensive at 12 Euros/hour with no option for a daily charge. Thirsty from your trip and want a bottle of water? -- it will set you back 7 Euros. I did not dine in the restaurant or order room service. Elevators were relatively prompt given the size of the hotel. You can easily program your wakeup calls on the phone. Hallways are very wide but, for some reason, hallway noise gets into the room and thus, when the luggage carts roll by early in the morning, you hear them.

The concierege was especially helpful both in providing information and in making restaruant suggestions/reservations. There is another staff member dedicated to helping with train/bus connections and I found her assistance invaluable.

Overall, the Frankfurter Hof was acceptable in every regard but at no time did I feel that I was staying somplace special. On previous trips to Frankfurt, I've stayed at the Hessischer Hof and would definitely recommend that over the Frankfurter Hof if you are looking for a smaller property with more inclusions.

When we arrived, for some unknown reason we were upgraded to a deluxe room. The room was enormous, quiet and well-lit, with two marble bathrooms and every amenity one could imagine, including a pants press. Every inch of the hotel is beautiful; every staff person was as kind and helpful as could be. The location is in the center of the city. Meals at the restaurants were delicious. Our stay here was a singularly spectacular experience. We recommend it wholeheartedly.

Stayed 4 nights at the Frankfurter Hof while in business, and it was a very good choice. Details...

GOOD:
--Rooms are great - good size, plenty of closet and drawer space, comfortable bed, reasonably well appointed and very clean.
--Bathrooms were very well equiped, clean and elegant (though small)
--Common areas were very well kept and pleasant
--Staff was very helpful, in particular some folks at the concierge desk who helped out with a few things
--Breakfast buffet is quite good
--There are other restaurants attached too - Oscar's was good, didn't try the other ones
--Location is good, right in the heart of town

BAD:
--The workout room is pretty bad. A treadmill that didn't work right, a stationary bike that didn't either, some weights and a bench.

Overall an excellent property, good choice in Frankfurt. Definitely recommended. Prices can be a bit high, but they do run some deals at times.

This hotel was probably once very luxurious but it is now a little bit old fashioned and dated. The room service was good, a wide variety of meals and served until late. Reception staff were generally helpful and the rooms quite large.