Frankfurt Am Main Hotels
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The city can trace its history as far back as the first century and artifacts from the era are still around today. A very important city in the Holy Roman Empire, all kings and emperors were crowned here until 1792. Suffering Bubonic plague and wars, including World War I and II during which the medieval part of the city was destroyed, Frankfurt rose up again with a simple modern style with very few landmark buildings reconstructed historically. Today this cosmopolitan city boasts one of Europe's best underground rail systems and is home to over 180 nationalities from all over the world. Located on both sides of the river Main with the city center on the north side, Frankfurt is also home to the largest forest within a city. The city is easily accessed via the airport and is the traffic hub of the German Autobahn system connecting it to all parts of Germany. Frankfurt also boasts the largest railway station in Germany with two stations located in the city center on the Zeil, the most famous shopping street in the city. Taxis, bikes and buses are also popular and effective methods of transport. The best time to visit is late spring to early autumn. Winters are cold and rainy although without much snow. Some of the many tourists sites for guests to Frankfurt Am Main Hotels to enjoy include; the Stadel, one of Europe's finest art collections; Goethehaus, Goethe's childhood home; the beautiful St. Bartholomaeus Gothic Cathedral and the many bars, museums, cafes and restaurants between Fressgass and Alte Oper. The Sachsenhausen area is also bustling with bars and restaurants. Festivals and shopping expeditions abound throughout the year while the Opera House, St Katherine's Church and the Hauptwache are all well worth a visit. The architecture of Frankfurt Am Main Hotels reflects the architecture of a city with contrasts. This is a city where wealthy bankers rub shoulders with students and drop-outs and a city where avant-garde skyscrapers rub shoulders with old well-maintained buildings. The Radisson SAS Hotel in the center with its 19 stories made out of glass held together with a shining blue disc, the only round hotel in Europe, provides the city skyline with a masterpiece of modern architecture and a stunning center of attention for locals and visitors. On the other hand, the Steinberger Frankfurter Hof was built in 1876 and effectively blends traditional architecture with modern amenities and facilities. There is a large variety of guest rooms and suites available in Frankfurt Am Main Hotels. From simple elegantly furnished rooms to luxuriously appointed rooms, suites and apartments, Frankfurt Am Main Hotels definitely have something for everyone. Some rooms are lavishly decorated with precious and ornate furniture and antiques in different styles while others set new standards of design and comfort with chic, fashionable and fresh guest rooms. Guests to luxury hotels can expect to find all the modern amenities, luxuries and facilities expected at hotels of this caliber. Comfortable beds dressed in fine white linen with feather duvets and pillows, separate seating areas with overstuffed chairs and couches, and large walk-in wardrobes are standard to luxury Frankfurt Am Main Hotels. Some hotels are specially designed to suite business guests and include large working desks with lamp, data points and ergonomic chair so guests can conduct business in an efficient yet comfortable manner. Other amenities include climate controlled air-conditioning and heating, coffee and tea maker, mini-bar, iron and ironing board, alarm, in-room safe and a trouser press. Entertainment and communication is supplied by free high speed internet access at many hotels, multi-line telephones with voicemail, large flat screen TVs with satellite channels and pay TV, and radio. Rooms for disabled as well as non-smoking rooms are available. Spacious and modern bathrooms with bathtubs and rain forest showers are equipped with loudspeakers as well as floor heating, luxurious toiletries, hairdryer, anti-vapor mirrors, bathroom telephones and soft, cozy bathrobes and slippers offering guests maximum comfort. Many Frankfurt Am Main Hotels provide comprehensive business services and include excellent venues for conferences, meetings, product launches as well as family celebrations, balls and banquets. The conference area at the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof provides 18 elegant meeting rooms, many with natural light and with a capacity of 700 guests, complete with in-house technical and business services. Fabulous health clubs and fitness centers at Frankfurt Am Main Hotels provide the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind. In-door swimming pools, fitness equipment, steam baths, saunas and solariums as well as stress relieving massages and beauty treatments are found in many Frankfurt Am Main Hotels. Frankfurt hotels are also well known for their exquisite in-house restaurants that provide guests with a variety of cuisine types including French and Italian as well as the famous German specialties of the region. From beer garden to romantic candlelight dinners, side-walk cafes and outdoor terrace dining, all guests will be well satisfied with the cities dining opportunities. A delightful city to visit, be it for business or leisure, Frankfurt Am Main Hotels provide accommodation to suit all budgets, superb dining opportunities plus easy access to shopping, a dynamic nightlife, relaxing spas and great conference facilities. With all the amenities and facilities required by modern travelers, guests will return time and time again. |
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