In Frankfurt, the best hotel location is often a question of timing: arrival, appointments, onward travel or perhaps another evening by the Main. Motel One Frankfurt-Römer is the ideal choice if your stay includes the Old Town, Römerberg, St Paul’s Church, the Zeil, the banks of the Main and the Museumsufer. Motel One Frankfurt-Hauptbahnhof is convenient if you’re arriving by train, need to move on quickly or have several trips planned across the city. The Cloud One Frankfurt-Metropolitan complements the choice right by the main station if a central arrival point and easy access to the city centre are your priorities.

For the trade fair, Festhalle, Europa-Allee and Europaviertel, Motel One Frankfurt-Messe is the obvious choice. Frankfurt-Airport minimises travel time for early flights, late arrivals, transit or appointments around the airport. Frankfurt-East Side is the right choice if Ostend, the European Central Bank, Hanauer Landstraße, Hafenpark or a relaxed evening after work are your priorities. For Sachsenhausen, the banks of the Main or the Museumsufer, it’s worth considering either the Römer or East Side, depending on your daily itinerary.

Business travellers usually choose based on their primary destination. Trade fair appointments make Motel One Frankfurt-Messe the obvious choice, travelling by train and multiple meetings favour Motel One Frankfurt-Hauptbahnhof or The Cloud One Frankfurt-Metropolitan; central client meetings favour Motel One Frankfurt-Römer; airport appointments favour Motel One Frankfurt-Airport; and proximity to Ostend and the ECB favour Motel One Frankfurt-East Side.

Would you like to experience the battle between the ‘bulls and bears’ for yourself? On the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the ups and downs of the DAX are followed with great interest. The glass-fronted towers are home to Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank, amongst others, not to mention the European Central Bank (ECB), whose striking new building dominates the Ostend district.

The city, situated at the heart of the Rhine-Main region, also owes its economic success to its international airport, which you can reach quickly, particularly from the Hotel Motel One Frankfurt-Airport. Incidentally, Germany’s largest airport is well worth a visit even if you’re not flying yourself, but simply want to get up close to the jumbo jets on a guided tour.

But share prices, skyscrapers and big business paint only a one-sided picture. A rich historical heritage and a diverse cultural scene are just as much a part of Hesse’s largest city, as is, of course, ‘Äppelwoi’ – apple wine, the national drink. This may well contribute to the surprisingly relaxed way of life enjoyed by its residents.

If you’re still out and about in Sachsenhausen in the evening to see for yourself just how good the “Äppelwoi” is, we’d be delighted to welcome you to our design hotel even at a late hour. Your hotels in Frankfurt.

The Römer, the Town Hall, St Paul’s Church – highlights of a cosmopolitan city – Frankfurt

If you can tear yourself away from the sight of the shimmering skyline, there are numerous sights to discover. These include, for example:

• the Römer, the Town Hall and, at the same time, the city’s landmark
• the renowned Städel Museum on the Museumsufer
• the fascinating exhibitions at the Schirn Kunsthalle
• the historic St Paul’s Church
• the Senckenberg Natural History Museum
• the Palmengarten and the Botanical Garden
• the Goethe House, Goethe’s birthplace

The Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, one of Germany’s largest universities, was also named after the city’s most famous son. It brings student life to the economic hub, for example to the Westend, the Gallus district or Bockenheim. There, young people meet up in cafés for breakfast, whilst elsewhere business deals are already being struck over a business lunch.

Are you attending a trade fair in Frankfurt and looking for an affordable design hotel in Frankfurt? Then our Hotel Motel One Frankfurt-Messe is right on the spot. Among the numerous trade fairs, the International Motor Show and the Frankfurt Book Fair are particular crowd-pullers – a gathering of writers, intellectuals and all lovers of the printed word.