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I am landing at Frankfurt late at 10+ pm. Thinking to rest for a night before continue the land transit to destination. Any idea what is the value for money hotel that I could stay for a short night? Of course with all my luggages.
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I am landing at Frankfurt late at 10+ pm. Thinking to rest for a night before continue the land transit to destination. Any idea what is the value for money hotel that I could stay for a short night? Of course with all my luggages.
transit hotels frankfurt
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
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closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Neusser, CGCampbell, Jim MacKenzie, Newton Apr 23 at 11:12
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Apr 19 at 23:48
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
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Apr 20 at 0:51
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FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
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Apr 20 at 0:53
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I am landing at Frankfurt late at 10+ pm. Thinking to rest for a night before continue the land transit to destination. Any idea what is the value for money hotel that I could stay for a short night? Of course with all my luggages.
transit hotels frankfurt
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
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I am landing at Frankfurt late at 10+ pm. Thinking to rest for a night before continue the land transit to destination. Any idea what is the value for money hotel that I could stay for a short night? Of course with all my luggages.
transit hotels frankfurt
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
111
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
111
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
111
asked Apr 19 at 23:47
Jade
111
111
closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Neusser, CGCampbell, Jim MacKenzie, Newton Apr 23 at 11:12
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on price-shopping for specific goods or services are off-topic as prices and availability change frequently in many locations. See: What is a shopping question?" – Giorgio, Neusser, CGCampbell, Jim MacKenzie, Newton
closed as off-topic by Giorgio, Neusser, CGCampbell, Jim MacKenzie, Newton Apr 23 at 11:12
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on price-shopping for specific goods or services are off-topic as prices and availability change frequently in many locations. See: What is a shopping question?" – Giorgio, Neusser, CGCampbell, Jim MacKenzie, Newton
Traveling alone
– Jade
Apr 19 at 23:48
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
– Count Iblis
Apr 20 at 0:51
4
FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
– phoog
Apr 20 at 0:53
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Traveling alone
– Jade
Apr 19 at 23:48
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
– Count Iblis
Apr 20 at 0:51
4
FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
– phoog
Apr 20 at 0:53
Traveling alone
– Jade
Apr 19 at 23:48
Traveling alone
– Jade
Apr 19 at 23:48
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
– Count Iblis
Apr 20 at 0:51
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
– Count Iblis
Apr 20 at 0:51
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FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
– phoog
Apr 20 at 0:53
FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
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Apr 20 at 0:53
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There's a Hilton Garden Inn directly connected to the airport (FRA, let us know if you're going to HHN), which you could consider.
It's also a 12 minute trip by train from FRA to the city's main train station, which has connections all over the city, so you could use any hotel booking site to find a hotel in the city near public transit that meets your personal definition of "value for money." You could also give thought to where your land transit leaves from.
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
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+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
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Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
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Apr 20 at 9:38
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Hilton and Sheraton are right in the airport. There are cheaper offsite locations very close by, but you will need to use their shuttle. For example for a midweek night next week, you'd pay around $130 for Sheraton or Hilton and offsite locations could be less than $80 (Ibis, Moxy, Park Inn Radisson)
If you go offsite, I would recommend contacting the hotel up front about shuttle instructions (pick up point, schedule, number to call, etc.). The airport is huge and fairly convoluted.
Stating the obvious: Typing "Frankfurt Airport Hotels" into Google will give a great overview of choices, prices and locations for any given date.
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
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There's a Hilton Garden Inn directly connected to the airport (FRA, let us know if you're going to HHN), which you could consider.
It's also a 12 minute trip by train from FRA to the city's main train station, which has connections all over the city, so you could use any hotel booking site to find a hotel in the city near public transit that meets your personal definition of "value for money." You could also give thought to where your land transit leaves from.
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
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+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
1
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
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There's a Hilton Garden Inn directly connected to the airport (FRA, let us know if you're going to HHN), which you could consider.
It's also a 12 minute trip by train from FRA to the city's main train station, which has connections all over the city, so you could use any hotel booking site to find a hotel in the city near public transit that meets your personal definition of "value for money." You could also give thought to where your land transit leaves from.
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
54.3k9162223
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+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
1
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
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up vote
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up vote
4
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There's a Hilton Garden Inn directly connected to the airport (FRA, let us know if you're going to HHN), which you could consider.
It's also a 12 minute trip by train from FRA to the city's main train station, which has connections all over the city, so you could use any hotel booking site to find a hotel in the city near public transit that meets your personal definition of "value for money." You could also give thought to where your land transit leaves from.
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
54.3k9162223
There's a Hilton Garden Inn directly connected to the airport (FRA, let us know if you're going to HHN), which you could consider.
It's also a 12 minute trip by train from FRA to the city's main train station, which has connections all over the city, so you could use any hotel booking site to find a hotel in the city near public transit that meets your personal definition of "value for money." You could also give thought to where your land transit leaves from.
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
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edited Apr 20 at 8:43
answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
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answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
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answered Apr 20 at 0:02
Zach Lipton
54.3k9162223
54.3k9162223
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+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
1
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
add a comment |Â
1
+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
1
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
1
1
+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
+1 for taking a train to the city (although he should probably plan for something like 30 minutes arrivals-to-Fra Hbf)
– George Y.
Apr 20 at 7:27
1
1
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
Trains go every 15 minutes (platform 1), until midnight. After midnight there are still trains, but the schedule is changing frequently due to construction works.
– asdfex
Apr 20 at 9:38
add a comment |Â
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3
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Hilton and Sheraton are right in the airport. There are cheaper offsite locations very close by, but you will need to use their shuttle. For example for a midweek night next week, you'd pay around $130 for Sheraton or Hilton and offsite locations could be less than $80 (Ibis, Moxy, Park Inn Radisson)
If you go offsite, I would recommend contacting the hotel up front about shuttle instructions (pick up point, schedule, number to call, etc.). The airport is huge and fairly convoluted.
Stating the obvious: Typing "Frankfurt Airport Hotels" into Google will give a great overview of choices, prices and locations for any given date.
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
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Hilton and Sheraton are right in the airport. There are cheaper offsite locations very close by, but you will need to use their shuttle. For example for a midweek night next week, you'd pay around $130 for Sheraton or Hilton and offsite locations could be less than $80 (Ibis, Moxy, Park Inn Radisson)
If you go offsite, I would recommend contacting the hotel up front about shuttle instructions (pick up point, schedule, number to call, etc.). The airport is huge and fairly convoluted.
Stating the obvious: Typing "Frankfurt Airport Hotels" into Google will give a great overview of choices, prices and locations for any given date.
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
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up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote
Hilton and Sheraton are right in the airport. There are cheaper offsite locations very close by, but you will need to use their shuttle. For example for a midweek night next week, you'd pay around $130 for Sheraton or Hilton and offsite locations could be less than $80 (Ibis, Moxy, Park Inn Radisson)
If you go offsite, I would recommend contacting the hotel up front about shuttle instructions (pick up point, schedule, number to call, etc.). The airport is huge and fairly convoluted.
Stating the obvious: Typing "Frankfurt Airport Hotels" into Google will give a great overview of choices, prices and locations for any given date.
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
17.1k12955
Hilton and Sheraton are right in the airport. There are cheaper offsite locations very close by, but you will need to use their shuttle. For example for a midweek night next week, you'd pay around $130 for Sheraton or Hilton and offsite locations could be less than $80 (Ibis, Moxy, Park Inn Radisson)
If you go offsite, I would recommend contacting the hotel up front about shuttle instructions (pick up point, schedule, number to call, etc.). The airport is huge and fairly convoluted.
Stating the obvious: Typing "Frankfurt Airport Hotels" into Google will give a great overview of choices, prices and locations for any given date.
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
17.1k12955
answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
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answered Apr 20 at 13:02
Hilmar
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Traveling alone
– Jade
Apr 19 at 23:48
parkinn.com/airporthotel-frankfurt
– Count Iblis
Apr 20 at 0:51
4
FRA or HHN? The answer could be much different.
– phoog
Apr 20 at 0:53