Modern, conveniently located, clean. Not much personality, but the stay was great. Definitely a…read moregood place for business trips and conferences at the Messe.

Nice hotel, however it is a bit far from the airport, have to take tram , buses, and train, and…read moreabout 10 minutes walk to get to the hotel. It was not easy cause i have a 1 yr old baby. Raining and cold not worted. We got here way early, and the front desk was very helpful and let us check in, also the was very nice to give me milk for my baby. Also a cot was sent up to my room. Appreciated, also the room was very clean, good size, however they was no microwave, to warm my baby milk. Overall the go out of there way to make you happy. Also this hotel has no shuttle bus to the airport. Will recommend.

I love this property!…read more Thanks to R and Nikko for kindly checkin me in and helping me out during my stay here. It is within 10-15 mins from the train stations. Two separates ones one starts with an O and another with M. Lots of cobblestones so a little difficult with rolling luggage. Recommend packing light or ordering a transport. Loved the swimming pool and sauna(s) like 3-4 separate ones with different temperatures and humidity! Pool is maybe 3 feet deeps. No diving. Gym great space. Floor 10 smelled like there was a smoker in the next room but opening my windows helped a lot! The restroom, kitchen and bed all very neat. Loved the vas space! Would highly recommend staying hear. Also there was a summer theater festival during the day!

I have to confess to not making the most of my recent stay at this hotel thanks to the…read moreunprecedented quantity of free alcohol given to my band when we played at the Union Halle on the second night of our trip. When I first arrived in Frankfurt I was straight off out for a wander down the gorgeous riverside, populated by joggers, rollerbladers, dog owners and anybody else who fancied a pleasant wander along the pretty river Main in the fading sun of the early evening. A man fed bread to an excited group of swans and ducks, a little girl clung on to her mum for help as they skated along and I mooched along blissfully, enjoying the extra few degrees of warmth I'd earned by travelling from London to Germany. When I got back to the hotel I spent time checking out the excellent spa facilities and gym and making plans to use them the following day, but after soundcheck and sightseeing I was only fit for a very comfortable nap under my big fluffy duvet before it was time to go to the show. And then the next morning I was so ill I had to beg for an extended late checkout so I could try to partially recover before heading home, so no spa or gym for me! That bed was super comfy though.

Booked the Town Hotel based on Trip Advisor reviews. The location is convenient to downtown…read moreWiesbaden. Street parking is hard to find and it's best to park at the Kurhaus Parking Garage. The cost is discounted to 12 euros if you stay at the hotel. Go to the hotel first to get your parking ticket before entering the parking garage. The parking garage is just a few minutes walk to the hotel. The hotel is modern and clean. We booked a standard room and upon the clerk seeing our luggage (one large suitcase and 2 carry-ons) she upgraded us to their largest room (a superior) which was still small; you will feel cramped. I imagine that the economy rooms are very small. The hotel staff was very nice and helpful with any request. The hallways can be a little noisy at night. We were awaken several times by noise coming from the hallway (just people walking and talking) late at night. The rooms aren't very sound proof. I should have guessed this because they put ear plugs on the night stands on each side of the bed. They have a section in the lobby set aside with a refrigerator and shelfs which contain drink and snack items for sale. You just take what you want (honesty system) and let the staff know the next day or when you leave and they will add the cost to your bill. The prices for these items are a little high but it's convenient (example 8.50 euros for a bottle of wine that you can get at a store for about 3 euros the beer was priced more reasonably). They have breakfast in the morning at 7.90 euros per person. We ate there once. We are not big breakfast eaters and we did not feel that what we ate justified the expense (x2 + 15.89 euros). We liked going to the bakery across the street for our breakfast. We got coffee and a few baked goods for about 5 euros. This was our fourth stay at a hotel in downtown Wiesbaden. We travel here often and are searching for that perfect hotel with a decent price. This would not be our first choice of places that we have stayed but if the price was right we would consider staying here again.