Bristol Hotel - Frankfurt/Main, Germany 

"Great hotel"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
This hotel is very nice, from the friendliness of the staff to the rooms. Having read the reviews on the site I knew I wouldn't be disappointed. There is a lovely bar in the hotel and we were not disturbed by any noise (room was on the 5th floor). The hotel is located very close to the train station and about a 10 min walk to the shopping areas. I would definitely recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

Thy sent to me to another Hotel ...
Posted: Thu, Nov 05 2009
I can not complain about the Hotel the staff of Bristol sent to me , The ROOMERS is a cool hotel and very up to dated . The Bristol Hotel really was interesting on my 100% satisfaction . The only thing I complain , the ROOMERS Staff could not give me my Invoice or Receipt at the moment I checked out , they told me the Bristol staff were going to sent it by mail , but they did not asked me for my e-mAIL adress .

Small Room
Posted: Thu, Nov 05 2009
Beautiful Lobby, Small room, Dirty carpet and walls, no close parking, very good breakfast

Close to Train Station
Posted: Mon, Jul 27 2009
The Bristol Hotel was nice. The room and bathroom were small. I understand this is somewhat typical for hotel rooms in Europe. The website presents a much better look and feel, so I was a little disappointed when I arrived. The breakfast in the mornings were great. Just what we needed to jump start our day. The location was great, and very close to the train station. Wireless internet access was included and was quite nice.

Would Stay There Again
Posted: Fri, Jul 10 2009
Because this is a European hotel, I am not going to make a comment about the small rooms or the twin size bed I slept on because it is like that all over--but the rooms are clean and well maintained. The Staff is multi-lingual for those traveling from US and have limited or no German language experience. The staff is VERY nice, accommodating and my room rate included a full breakfast buffet which included scrambled eggs, bacon, pastries, hard boiled eggs and other European staples. There is an outdoor area where you can sit among trees & plants and have a coffee or hot tea and at night can sit out there with your cocktail. Otherwise, there is an indoor lounge. I happened to be there at the end of May when they had 2 un-normally humid days (83F with heat index of 90F). Hardly any of the hotels and restaurants have air conditioning, because it is not needed....usually. But once the storm came in and cleared out the humidity, keeping my window open was all that I needed. The hotel did have fans in every room which was very helpful. The Hotel is within 2 blocks of the Hauptbanhof (major train station where you catch trolley's, buses, U & S Bans and out of town trains) and about 4-5 blocks from the Messe Frankfurt. We walked to the Messe each morning--only took 15 minutes. There's a restaurant across street and a variety of ethnic restaurant options within walking and all over. Highly recommend Zeil Street for major shopping...it's like the Magnificent Mile---with a farmers/flea market in the middle. Frankfurt is a great town for business & leisure because most of the younger German's also speak English just about everywhere you go. I would definitely stay at this hotel again whether on business or leisure travel.