Westendstrasse 104
Frankfurt Am Main, 60325 Nightly Rates(325.52 - 338.55)3 Star
Property Description
Hotel an der Messe is situated in a quiet but centrally located area, being only a few minutes walk from the exhibition and the Frankfurt banking district. A fast and comfortable public transport service to the airport and city centre is provided nearby. Our hotel offers 46 individually designed rooms that have one thing in common: style with an extra personal touch, to make all our guests feel at home. All rooms have luxurious bathrooms. DEPOSIT POLICY - Special deposit policy for fair rate (FR2 and FR4) your credit card will be charged for the complete amount of all nights 30 days prior to arrival. *Special fair cancellation policy* Cancel at least 30 days prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of entire stay billed. For the following dates- 14Nov-17Nov 2005.. 29Nov-03Dec 2005.. 10Jan-14Jan 2006.. 24Jan-29Jan 2006.. 09Feb-14Feb 2006.. 06Mar-09Mar 2006.. 09Mar-12Mar 2006.. 28Mar-01Apr 2006.. 22Apr-27Apr 2006.. 14May-19May 2006.. 29May-01Jun 2006.. 07Jun-10Jul 2006.. 24Aug-29Aug 2006.. 11Sep-17Sep 2006.. 03Oct-08Oct 2006.. 13Nov-16Nov 2006.. 28Nov-02Dec 2006.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Parking
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Room
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Features either 1 double, 2 twins or 2 queen beds, refrigerator, hairdryer, shower, radio/alarm clock, business style desk, safe, minibar, modern wood furniture and carpet. Rooms are individually furnished (ie Asian style, African style) Rollaways 25 EUR, extra person charge 25 EUR.
Rate Disclaimer
Rates are subject to change.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 12pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1972
Renovated in 1999
45 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
From Frankfurt Main International follow sign for A5 Kassel, take exit Messe/Stadtmitte, follow signs for Universitaet. In roundabout follow signs for Universitaet. second street right (Kettenhofweg), second street right (Beethovenstrasse), first street right (Westendstrasse).
From Koln/Bonn Airport follow signs for A3 Wiesbaden. At Wiesbadener Kreuz follow A66 Frankfurt, follow signs for Messe, follow signs for Universitaet. In roundabout follow signs for Universitaet. Second street right (Kettenhof- weg), second street right (Beethovenstrasse), first street right (Westendstr.)
NEARBY AIRPORTS * Frankfurt - 9 miles * Koln Bonn - 124 miles NEARBY TOWNS * Eschborn - 6 miles * Mainz * Wiesbaden
Frankfurt International; Koln Bonn
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must have a credit card guarantee at the time of booking. For deposit policy see property description.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 1 day prior to arrival to avoid cancellation fees of 1 night room and tax. See under description for special cancel policy and dates.
Restaurant Information
On-site Dining
* Continental Breakfast available 7am-10:30am * Room Service available 7a-3pm * Hot and cold: juices, cereals, breads, rolls, preserves, boiled/scrambled eggs, bacon, cold meats, cheeses, tea, coffee. * On-site Bar 12pm until 3am * Many off-site restaurants within walking distance
Recreation Information
Off-site Recreation
* jogging * playground
Banking District
1 block to the property
Eschborn
6 miles southeast to the property
Goethe Museum
3 miles west to the property
Hauptbahnof
2 miles north to the property
Wolfgang University
1/3 mile west to the property
Messe
3/4 mile northeast to the property
Messeturm
3/4 mile northeast to the property
Roemer
3 miles northwest to the property
Ruedesheim
25 miles east to the property
Senckenberg Museum of Natural Science
1/3 mile west to the property
Zeil
3 miles west to the property
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