Stuttgarter Strase 31
Frankfurt, 60329 Nightly Rates(234.47 - 286.57)3 Star
Property Description
Hotel Minerva is a newly constructed 4 star plus hotel-brand new with modern comfort-all 50 rooms offer air conditioning, hairdryer, minibar, writing desk, cable TV, internet connection, radio, alarm clock, trousers press, safe and pay TV. The hotel is located in the heart of Frankfurt, close to the main train station.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Television with Cable
Room Information
Deluxe Single Room
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Deluxe single room with private bathroom ensuite. All rooms are fully equipped with either shower or bathtub, hairdryer, minibar, writing desk, cable TV, internet connection, radio, alarm clock, trouser press, air conditioning, safe, pay TV, fax machine can be lent for free at reception. Max Occ 1-No rollaways allowed.
Deluxe Double Room
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Deluxe double room with private bathroom ensuite. All rooms are fully equipped with either shower or bathtub, hairdryer, minibar, writing desk, cable TV, internet connection, radio, alarm clock, trouser press, air conditioning, safe, pay TV, fax machine can be lent for free at reception. Max Occ 2-No rollaways allowed.
Deluxe Twin Room
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Deluxe twin room with private bathroom ensuite. All rooms are fully equipped with either shower or bathtub, hairdryer, minibar, writing desk, cable TV, internet connection, radio, alarm clock, trouser press, air conditioning, safe, pay TV, fax machine can be lent for free at reception. Max Occ 2-No rollaways allowed.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2P
Check out time is 11A
Time Zone is Europe/Berlin (1 DST)
Opened in 2000
50 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
You start from Flughafen Frankfurt Main. Follow Abflugring for 654 m. At sign basel-Darmstadt turn right, follow B43 for 5.9 km. At sign Darmstadt-Neu-Isenburg follow B44 for 4.6 km until Frankfurt am Main. Follow Baseler Strasse for 202 m. Follow Karlsruher Strasse for 202 m. Turn left, follow Mannheimer Strasse for 110 m. Turn left, follow Stuttgarter Strasse-Familie-Jurges-Platz for 51 m. You reach Stuttgarter Strasse 31.
The property is located 1mi SW of Frankfurt
FRA-Frankfurt International Airport 7.0 Miles North EastQGV-Neu Isenburg Airport 6.0 Miles North West HDB-Heidelberg Airport 49.0 Miles North
Guarantee Policy
All reservation must be guaranteed with a credit card.If credit card is not available guarantee can also be given in the form of a 1-night deposit. Please contact the hotel for procedure.
Cancellation Policy
Cxl reservations 3 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1-night stay including tax. -No-Show Fee: 1-night stay including taxes.-Early Checkout Charge: 1 extra night.-Fair periods subject to special cxl policies of each fair.
Restaurant Information
No Dining Facilities Onsite
Meeting Facility
Meeting Services
-Audio/Visual Equipment -Copy Service -Fax Machine -Fax Service
Meeting Facilities
-The property has 1 meeting room with a capacity range of 5 to 20 people.
Recreation Information
Recreation
FRA-Frankfurt
1.0 Miles South West
FRA-Frankfurt International Airport
7.0 Miles North East
Hauptwache
1.0 Miles South West
Roemer
1.0 Miles South West
Alte Oper Frankfurt
1.0 Miles South West
Fairground Exhibition Halls
1.0 Miles South East
Opera
0.0 Miles North East
Goethe Museum
1.0 Miles South West
Old City
2.0 Miles West
University
1.0 Miles South
Paulskirche
1.0 Miles North East
Alte Nikolaikirche
1.0 Miles North East
Katholische Liebfrauenkirche
1.0 Miles North East
Frankfurter Dom
1.0 Miles North East
Gallus Anlage
0.0 Miles North East
Frankfurt Zoo
2.0 Miles South West
Stock Exchange
1.0 Miles South West
Festhalle Frankfurt
1.0 Miles North West
QGV Neu Isenburg Airport
6.0 Miles North West
HDB Heidelberg Airport
49.0 Miles North
IBM Frankfurt
3.0 Miles North East
Niederrad
2.0 Miles North East
Neu Isenburg
5.0 Miles North West
Bad Homburg
9.0 Miles South
Dreieich
8.0 Miles North
Museum of Modern Art
2.0 Miles South West
St. Bartholomews Catherdral
1.0 Miles South West
Theater
1.0 Miles South West
Konstablerwache
2.0 Miles South West
Botanical Garden
1.0 Miles South
Shopping District
1.0 Miles South West
Sachsenhausen
1.0 Miles West
United States Consulate
1.0 Miles South
Wald Stadium
3.0 Miles North
Palmengarten
1.0 Miles South
Rhein Main Air Force Base
7.0 Miles North East
Museum Row
1.0 Miles West
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