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Lange Strasse 5-9, Frankfurt, Germany
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This business class hotel, situated on Lange Strasse, is located in the city center. The hotel is directly on the banks of the Main River, while The Paulskirche, Frankfurt Goethe Museum, and Jewish Museum of Frankfurt are all within 10-minutes of this property. Guest will have easy access to a myriad of attractions, including, Hauptbahnhof, the Frankfurter Kreuz, Offenbacher Kreuz, Kaiser Saal, St Pauls Church, the Roemer, Liebieghaus, Staedel Museum, and the Alte Oper. The 149 guestrooms feature modern amenities, chic styling, and cozy furniture. The Flemings Wine Bar and Restaurant serves a variety of Latin inspired dishes in a chic atmosphere. The Steigenberger Hotel is perfect for travelers that want a prime location and first class amenities.
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- Air Conditioning
- Hair Dryer
- Inhouse Movies
- Mini Bar
- Television
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Great Breakfast, Decent Single RoomGuest Rating: 3.8
Heather H.
United States of America
Solo Traveler
Date of Stay: 30 Nov 2007
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I was satisfied with my stay at the Hotel Steigenberger, but I doubt I would stay again. I've stayed at nicer, more comfortable hotels for the price (booked mid-week, low season for around US$100). My single room was typical of what I've experienced in other German hotels: certainly smaller than a double-occupancy room, 1 pillow, 1 set of towels. The bed was slightly smaller than an American double. The shower had shower gel/shampoo attached to a dispenser on the wall, which I dislike but know from other Steigenberger hotels. I'd guess most travelers are German (the TV had exclusively German channels and there were only German newspapers). In all, the Steigenberger is a reasonable, centrally located mid-range hotel with limited services.
- Restaurant Tip : A quick walk across the bridge to the Sachsenhausen district takes you to a wide variety of restaurants (including Indian, Thai, and Irish) that aren't as touristy as things in the center. There's a large grocery store, which is open late, too, across the bridge.
