Hotels in Westend, Frankfurt

I booked a business room. The room was super quiet. I liked it very much. The overall architectural style is amazing. I forgot to take photos, but the mattress is good and I slept very comfortably. Breakfast is also very rich. The restaurant serves dinner in the evening, and the lighting is very tonal at night. The menu is relatively simple, but well prepared, and the service is also very good. There is also a conference hall and a small bar on the left, which is perfect for chatting and drinking with friends. It's a pity that the business trip comes and goes in a hurry, and there is no time to stop and sit down slowly.

Nice and quite hotel. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was very good. The room was clean and modern. We had a car rental which made everything close but the metro was not far away. Free parking is available but limited, Request for parking space if you are renting or bringing your car. There are no street parking by the hotel. Other than that, our stay was very good.

We stayed for a night after a missed train connection. Booking was easy, the hotel can be reached easily with public transportation. The rooms are modern and comfortable, breakfast was good. The staff helpful and even sent me an item I had forgotten in the room.

Very quiet, good breakfast, the only shortcoming is a little farther from the station! If the baggage is not much enough, it is a good choice, overall it is OK 👍, the price is OK.

We had a superior room which was actually on the top floor with a large balcony overlooking the financial quarter of the city. It was well appointed with a fridge/mini bar and coffee/tea making facilities. We were there during a hot spell and were grateful for the air conditioning. The room was very clean and the bathroom was excellent. The staff were very welcoming and the breakfast was excellent with lots of options

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Hotel Beethoven provided a perfect experience to a jet-lagged traveler. It is located on a quiet, well-kept street, just 2 minutes from a lovely café and 15 minutes from central Old Frankfurt (around the opera house). The staff are exemplary in manner and competence, but also just very nice. Mr. Haberkorn, the night manager, offered this wakeful sleeper fruits and pastries at 3 AM. The breakfast is a model of a German breakfast, with something for every taste: good rolls with butter and jam; pastries; scrambled eggs and bacon; muesli and yoghurt and fruit salad; various cold cuts; juices; and coffee specially brewed and delivered quickly to the table in a special porcelain Kaffeekanne. I had breakfast in the sun-room, enjoying the light and a fresh pressed copy of the FAZ. The hotel is also extremely quiet; I was totally unaware of any other guests, although they appeared at breakfast. I stayed in a single room, which was furnished in a somewhat Spartan style, but very comfortable and clean. The desk in particular was large and allowed me to work undisturbed for hours.

Hello, I stayed with you in fair villa dianna Westend in Frankfurt from the dates 10-14th of dec we paid for the hotel in full when booking our TWIN room which should be a double and a single bed in the room! We arrived at the hotel and a blonde older lady working at reception told us to wait! No one else was there! When SHE WAS ready!! Then she told us that we have a tourist charge of €24 to pay now! I paid it with no hesitation, we got our key and went to our room on the third floor room 301 we opened the door to find 2 single beds!!!! This is not a twin room!! I went down to speak with the lady about the issues and she abruptly told me she had emailed asking me if I wanted an extra bed for €15 per night!! and I never replied to that email as I thought there was no need as I had booked a twin and was expecting a double and single bed which would have been enough room for the three of us!! As she told me no 2 singles I returned to the room got my purse I came down and said we better pay it as we needed the bed for my nine year old daughter!!! She said they would need time to set up the bed I told her that was no problem as we were going to dinner, she gave us the key for 306 to put our bags in and went to dinner while they did the bed. When we returned from dinner, we found a double bed dressed as 2 singles just pushed together!!!! My daughter went to sit on her bed and you can see and hear in the video what it was like!!!! On the second or third night Nadine went for a quick/short shower @9pm I went in for one @ 11pm and there was no hot water in the shower!!!! We did not sleep well any night because of the extra bed that we paid €60 for!!!!!after paying for the room in full before arrival and the €24 tourist charge!!! Also we were on the third floor and could still hear everyone coming in and out and walking the stairs!!! The two young women that were working the before leaving and the morning of leaving were lovely!! And even helped us booking a taxi for the airport. Also the pictures online against what the hotel really looks like are very different!!! On the first day my daughter fell down the stairs I am very lucky I caught her after 3-5steps as she would have broken her neck! She hurt her legs!! And then the psychological fear for her and I of walking the stairs every time since!! We were only in Frankfurt for four nights and our first family holiday and unfortunately due to the creaking bed and lack of sleep we were denied a lot because my daughter was too tired and cranky in the evening to keep going!! Also when we left on the second morning we locked our bedroom door when we came back that night we found our bedroom door opened and ajar someone was clearly in our room and so dangerously didn’t lock the door after them we could have had all our belongings stolen!!! This had been my WORST experience of a hotel EVER!! I await your reply, Tara Mulcahy.