All Seasons Frankfurt City

Good situeted hotel

Good and quiet hotel. Not very big but close to main railway station and metro.
Excellent breakfast and good cofe.

Not bad

Simple, cheap, and close to the trainstation. Dont expect high class accomodations, but how long are you really in the hotel anyways? No A/C, so if its cool out and theres a soccer game that day; you can hear the revelers singing "knock knock on heaven's door"....

Would I stay again, yes. Good price, good location. Never got bothered by anyone and if you need a late snack the train station is open..

a central place to stay

well, the place is ok and the price is really good for such a central place!!
the breakfast buffet is nothing special but you get the normal stuff and enough to get satisfied ;-))

Unique Quality: the young german reception guy (there were various, of course...although only one at a time) speaks english, spanish, german fluent and knows his city very well. He can give you a lot of good tips where to go.and where not!

only problem is parking, the hotel doesn´t offer any posiblitly, and the parking garages are really expensive...anyway, if you come by train it is a perfect cheap place to stay!

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average

All Seasons Frankfurt City Photo: just beautiful, isn��t it??

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Good Hotel for an Overnight Stay

I stayed here overnight in March 2004. I came into Frankfurt at 7am, but they wouldn't let me check in until 11am. I've always been able to check in early at places, so unless they were fully booked I find that somewhat odd.

In any case, it's a nice little 3-star hotel just a short 10 minute walk away from the train station. Definitely don't bother to take a cab from the train station. A cab from the airport to the hotel will run about $25 US (perhaps more now with the Euro being higher).

The Ambassador serves a decent breakfast buffet. When I asked if I could take coffee back to my room, they fixed up a nice tray for me to carry up.

They also have limited room service in the evenings. During my night there, I ordered a pizza and a bottle of water. They mixed up the toppings on my pizza, but it was still good. The bottle of water they brought me was large enough to last for a week - I couldn't believe how big that bottle was.

Everything I needed was within walking distance. About two blocks away was a hostel with internet access (I don't recall the name of the hostel, but it's DIRECTLY across the street from the train station). There were plenty of bars and restaurants in the area as well. Frankfurt's red light district is several blocks away, far enough away for adults with children, but close enough for party-seekers.

The bridge to the Museum Mile is also just a short walk (the other way from the red light district).

I organized a day-long tour of the Rhine through the hotel, and they were able to arrange a van pick-up for me in the morning.

Unique Quality: There are great views from the hotel - from my room I was able to see a wonderful mixture of old-style architecture mixed in with modern office buildings. You can see this in the picture I've included.

In March of 2004, I paid $50 for a weekday night. I don't know about the price now.

• Opinion of Price: about average

All Seasons Frankfurt City Photo: View from my room - Ambassador Hotel in Frankfurt

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