Where should I begin? Let's start with my flight that had arrived in Frankfurt at 6:30 am! My…read morecheck-in time at the hotel was something like 2 pm. I wasn't exactly feeling like being a tourist with my luggage at this hour. I ate a decent sandwich at airport. I then hailed a taxi to get to the hotel. I walked in and was greeted by a sweet woman. I started off my saying that my check-in time was later in the day. She did a check to see whether my room was ready. It was! I can't tell you how relieved I was. My room rate was 94€ a night (corporate rate), which comes with wifi. I got a comfortable room. It's minimalistic in design, but it was perfect. My visit to London came in handy. Use one of your room keys to insert it in the slot next to the door. It provides electricity to your entire room. My bed was comfortable. The small tube TV worked nicely. The shower's water pressure was decent. My room was made every day. I tried taking a brief nap on my first day, but it didn't pan out. Instead, I took a walk around the area to figure out where things were and came back. There isn't much open on a Sunday in this area. Instead, I headed to the hotel restaurant downstairs for an early dinner. It was happy hour. I ordered a mojito, which was refreshing and yummy. I also ordered dinner, which consisted of weiner schnitzel, a side salad, and bread to start. The potatoes that accompanied the schnitzel were incredibly good. The schnitzel was good too. There was more breading on it than I had liked. Otherwise, it was delicious! The side salad was yummy. I liked how fresh it was. I ended dinner with a cup of tea. So good. The room rate comes with breakfast. Let me say that breakfast was amazing! The catch? You need to check in at the restaurant and say your name and room number. The folks take breakfast attendance. At breakfast, you have a choice of bagged or looseleaf tea. For the latter, there were at least twenty different varieties. I was in heaven! The variety of breakfast items was fantastic. It even had soy beverage in little boxes. I'd have one for breakfast and take one to work. So good. This borderline lactose-intolerant gal says thanks! I loved the blueberry crepes, sausage, baked beans, ... everything! I'm glad that I stayed here. I had to ask to borrow a converter, as mine had died. The person at the front desk was kind to lend me one, as I needed it for work. I returned it on my last day, after work. On Friday, I left my luggage at the front desk. I came back at around 2 pm to pick it up and returned the converter. I then asked for the complimentary shuttle bus, which the helpful woman at the front desk did efficiently. Should I need to revisit Frankfurt for work, I'd stay here again. (11)

Staff was super nice and helpful, especially the day staff. The night staff was more limited in…read moretheir English and not as friendly, but still helpful. Beds aren't that great. I guess Germans like their beds firm. But, they give you two comforters, so just lay on top of one and you get a little more cushion. Breakfast buffet is a must. Lots of options, ranging from deli meats and cheeses, hot eggs and blueberry pancakes, sausages (of course) and potato pancakes, mueli, fruits, veggies, yogurts, tons of pastries, and smoothies. Wi-fi was free in our rooms, but limited to 3 devices. And you had to keep randomly logging in, which was a pain. But there was also free wi-fi in the lobby, which I think you could still access from your room. Airport shuttle is free and super convenient. Overall, a good quality hotel with helpful staff. I'd definitely stay here again.

Hotel war über HRS gebucht. Bei der Ankunft gab es kein Zimmer. Begründung war, meine Sekretärin…read morehätte die Reservierung storniert. Nachdem ich das bestritt, wurde ich als Lügner beschimpft. Anruf bei HRS. Sie drohen dem Hotel mit einer Untersuchung durch das Qualitätsmanagement. Plötzlich war ein Zimmer frei. Nachdem ich bemerkte, ich müsse mir noch überlegen, ob ich das Zimmer nehme, wurde ich des Hauses verwiesen.

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.