Le Meridien Parkhotel - Frankfurt Am Main, Germany
Wiesenhuetten Platz 28-38
Frankfurt Am Main, 60329 Nightly Rates(136.60 - 204.91)4 Star
Property Description
The beautiful and elegant Le Méridien Parkhotel is situated within easy reach of the commercial centres, the main railway station and the shopping area, as well as the Congress Centre and the trade fair and exhibition grounds. Located at the idyllic "Wiesenhuettenplatz", yet in the heart of Frankfurt near the banking and business centre. The main rail station is only two minutes walk away. A tradition dating back to 1905, the hotel offers a luxurious atmosphere in historical surroundings with ultra-modern facilities. The 300-room Le Méridien Parkhotel Frankfurt blends classic Grand Hotel style with today's flair and tomorrow's ideas. The newly renovated Business Wing rooms feature large plasma TV screens, Maplewood décor, modern lighting and every desirable amenity. The Art Nouveau rooms in the historical Palais of Le Méridien Parkhotel Frankfurt will make your stay a memorable one.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Barber/Beauty Shop
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Guest Rooms
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All bedrooms have en suite bathroom with shower or bath, wash basin and toilet, hairdryer, air conditioning, minibar, smoke detectors, sprinklers, soundproof windows, trouser press, radio, direct-dial telephone with voicemail function, fax and modem connection, and a colour television which has satellite and movie channels, pay-per-view, in-house message system, hotel and city info-channels, and bill reviewing. The Parkhotel started life as an historic palace built in 1905. A new wing was built in 1970, and all rooms were refurbished in 1996. Now completely renovated, Le Meridien offers luxury and privileged services and amenities in the Executive Rooms.
Superior
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Superior Single in the new wing. Average size - 19 square metres. Decor - contemporary. Facilities - one queen-size bed, large working area, en suite with bathtub. 83 rooms are non-smoking. Superior Double in the new wing. Average size - 26 sqare metres. Decor - contemporary. Facilities - twin beds, large working area, en suite with bathtub. 12 rooms are non-smoking. No extra beds available. Two rooms have an interconnection to a suite.
Deluxe
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Deluxe - executive double and twin rooms in the new wing. Average size - 30 square metres. Decor - contemporary. Facilities - double bedroom with kingsize or twin beds, separate sitting area, large working area, en suite with bath. 16 rooms are non-smoking. One extra bed is possible.
Executive
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Deluxe single in the old palace. Average size - 21 square metres. Decor - traditional and art nouveau. Facilities - one queen-size bed, bathroom in Italian marble with bathtub. Additional services - separate check-in and out, fruit and water in room, pressing of one garment on arrival, use of small meeting room for 2 hours a day, daily paper and magazine, welcome cocktail, use of business centre. 10 rooms are non-smoking. No double occupancy due to room size. 3 have interconnections to one Junior Suite. Deluxe double in the palace. Average size - 33 square metres. Decor - traditional and art nouveau. Facilities - one twin bed, bathroom in marble with bathtub, sitting area, work desk and two telephones. Additional services - same as Executive Rooms deluxe single. 13 rooms are non-smoking. One extra bed per room is possible.
Junior Suites
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Deluxe junior suite in the palace. Average size - 42 square metres. Decor - traditional and art nouveau. Facilities - one twin bed, bathroom with bathtub, separate sitting and working area, two telephone lines. Additional services - separate check-in and out, fruit and water in room, pressing of one garment on arrival, use of small meeting room for two hours a day, daily paper and magazine, welcome cocktail, use of business centre. Five rooms are non-smoking. One extra bed per room is possible. Three have interconnections with a Club suite.
Deluxe King Suites
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Deluxe two-room suites in the new wing. Average size - 65 square metres. Decor - contemporary. Facilities - one king-size bed, bathroom with bath, bidet, en suite shower, living room, sofa bed, desk, two telephone lines. Additional services - separate check-in and out, fruit and water in room, pressing of one garment on arrival, use of small meeting room for two hours a day, daily paper and magazine, welcome cocktail, use of business centre. One suite is non-smoking. One extra bed is possible per room. Two have interconnections with a suite.
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Bars & Restaurants
The restaurant 'Le Parc' offers a high-class service and superb local and international cuisine in elegant atmosphere. Our terrace offers the right place to unwind after a busy day. The well known 'Casablanca Bar' with its nostalgic atmosphere is a popular meeting point during the evening.
Recreation Information
Surrounding Area
The Taunus, which is a recreational forest area, the Opel Zoo, and the Taunus Wunderland a fun and entertainment park, are only a few miles away. Across the River Main, the interested traveller will find the Museum Mile only a few minutes' walk away. Also situated in that area is Sachsenhausen with the "Apfelwein-Viertel", the typical drink of this part of the country. Only a few blocks away is the historic "Roemer", with the "Paulskirche", an especially important place for German political development. The Goethe house was the birthplace of Germany's famous poet and writer. The Opera House and the Old Opera are within easy reach by public transport, available only 200 metres from the hotel.
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