Beware! No ac conditioning. My kids and I got a room on the 3d floor and it was extremely hot. 11…read morepm and kids are still awake, due to high temperature in the room. Not even table or singe chair. They charge $80-$90 and more and don't even provide a bottle of water. I don't care about the size of room, even though it was pretty small. But simple necessities such water or tea kettle would be great. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE. I should spend $30-$50 more and get a room at a better hotel next to it, when I was booking a room.

This is a place to crash for the night, nothing fancy but also nothing derogatory. It's clean and…read morewell maintained . Internet is free and of good speed when I had checked. Several places to eat at within walking distance. The train station is also within walking distance. The airport is literally two minutes away by train. If you are accustomed to hotel stays in the states you really can't compare with hotels here. It's like comparing apples and corn.

Frankfurt is a major hub & our stop on route to our safari. There are 3 terminals on 5,683 acres…read moreof land seeing 65 million passengers pass through annually. I arrived on a red eye and scanned my passport, face & fingerprints before lining up for the border control. It took an hour & 3,000 steps to get luggage & take 2 escalators up to the train & Marriotts. We walked past many restaurants, pretzel stands & duty free shops. There is a large local train station & longer distance international & even ice high speed trains that connect here. It is :15 by rail to the main train station.

Update - August 2026: Still One of the Worst Airports I've Experienced…read more Unfortunately, Frankfurt Airport still ranks as one of the worst major international airports I've traveled through. We still had to take a bus from the plane to the terminal, followed by a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing. I personally don't mind the walking, but if you're older, have mobility issues, or have a tight connection, this airport can be a real problem. Passport control continues to be dysfunctional. There were only two or three police officers checking passports, while EU passport holders were given priority. The automated passport kiosks also seem rather pointless when you still have to present your passport to a police officer afterward. To make matters worse, the officers' computer systems appeared painfully slow, making an already inefficient process even slower. I've always thought of Germany as a country known for efficiency. Frankfurt Airport certainly challenges that perception. Then came baggage claim. We waited more than an hour for our bags to finally appear--and this was after our flight had already arrived late. For one of Europe's largest and most important international hubs, the overall passenger experience at Frankfurt Airport remains remarkably inefficient and frustrating. After multiple experiences here, I continue to avoid connecting through Frankfurt whenever I have a reasonable alternative.