Hotels in Gallus, Frankfurt

This is a modern, very practical hotel, just beside the fair complex, which is helpful for the day-by-day business. The rooms are very small but well organized. Cleaning is upon request, the staff is kind and helpful. Breakfast is great, with many options.

Even though it’s a chain it gives you the feeling that it’s not. The staff is super friendly and helpful. We accidentally booked for the wrong night, but luckily they had an extra room and the helped us transfer our booking into the right night. The staff spoke perfect English and was just really everything your wanted as a tourist giving good advice on how to enter the city. The room is equipped with a big bed and a big tv, and the bathroom is a good size too, so even though the rooms aren’t so big they really focused on using the space correctly. We had a room facing into the yard so no noise there, but it’s very convivially places next to the highway, so you’re quick on your way again, but of course it means some rooms are facing out to the trafficked highway also. What’s even better is that they had a cromecast connected to the tv, which as a tourist is so absolutely genius so we don’t have to watch dubbed German television. (Small disclaimer is that the Wi-Fi was a little slow until the evening making it a little hard to work) The breakfast is super variated and big, and they fill up the missing things quickly, and take our plates when we are done so they don’t pile on the table. The parking cellar cost a little but there’s parking space outside the hotel too. The tramp is located just next to the hotel and takes you into the city directly. You can even buy a ticket just next to it for about 2 euroes. I don’t have a single complaint about this place, and usually I’m very picky. It’s new, hip, clean, modern… from the nice, free and clean toilets in the parking cellar to the music being played in the reception, and the opportunity to self-check in. Will defiantly recommend and will defiantly return if in Frankfurt again.

We have been in the Best Western Plus Welcome in Frankfurt several times and are always happy to come back because everything is perfect. As our son 2 houses continue to live, it is the ideal accommodation and starting point for our city trips, as it is ideally located on the OpenV. Bus and tram stops are just in front of the house.

Overall good, still room for improvement. Don’t have a fridge in the room, don’t serve bottle water. Room space is slightly small comparing with others Clean and comfy

Wow- My visit started with the most facetious, arrogant, condescending harridan I've ever had the misfortune to encounter at any hotel, ever. Baffling how such an obnoxious person is employed in the hospitality industry. I could write an entire review based on how horrible this person is, but it would likely be banned by Tripadvisor, so let's move on! However, the other staff member I met was the most awesome ever- and totally went above and beyond to ensure my A&O visit went as smooth as possible. (You know who you are- Thank You!!!) As for my lodging- I was relegated to an annex outside the main building, which was not too bad as the weather was agreeable. But having to walk outside to the reception, lounge, (closed) kitchen or breakfast area in the rain or snow would have been quite unacceptable. Like all A&Os the interior was spotless. My dorm however faced an open lane/parking area often populated by drunk vagrants- or maybe drunk guests. The ground was littered with beer bottles, cigarette butts, and smelly stains (you can figure that one out!). One of the few downsides about A&Os is that six bed dorms are often two pairs of bunks, and two single beds pushed together. Those two beds seems to come with a single locker, so the dorm may be lacking in that regard. The en-suite was great though- spacious and separate rooms for toilet and shower, both with sinks, lots of hot water and even a towel warmer. So yes, as I write the covid thing is still real, and precautions must be taken for the sake of the staff and guests. Which brings me to the only thing I could not abide: despite the hostel being nowhere near full, they seemed to pack each dorm to full capacity before opening another. As they say, there is a reason for everything. But if they want to take covid seriously, my hunch says fewer guests in more dorms might be safer. Especially when the common area washrooms are shuttered- what the heck!? To sum it all up- this may not sound like the best review, but I do generally recommend A&O Galluswarte. Someday when covid is a thing of the past and operations are back to normal, I hope to stay here again.

The reservation for my stay was made via my travel agent. This is not normally a corporate approved hotel and I now understand why. When making the booking the agent requested early check-in, but did not request guaranteed early check-in. That means if a room is available upon arrival one can check-in. If no room is available one has to wait until regular check-in time which in this case is 15:00. The hotel is located next to the trade and convention center. There are no events as yet due to the pandemic. The hotel is quiet. I arrive and ask to check-in and am told I could only do so as of the official check-in time. When I mention early check-in had been requested by my agent a second receptionist appears and confirms that rooms are available. She also proceeds to inform me that I need to pay a EUR 40 fee for early check-in. I challenged this and mentioned that no other hotel will charge such a fee if rooms are vacant at the time of the person arriving wanting to check in. The receptionist explains that staff had to work faster to ensure the room would be available for early check-in and hence the fee. As it turns out the room was last cleaned, aired and disinfected April 27th, a full six days prior to my arrival. Hence this fee is simply to rip off of guests. While the rooms are fine, the hotel is centrally located and well connected to public transport, this organized extortion means I will never book this place again.

The decoration of this hotel is relatively simple, it looks more comfortable, and the hotel is healthy. The front desk staff was very welcoming and there was a free drink in the room, which is rare. Very worthy of praise. The front desk is very welcoming, and you can give free water every day. The traffic is very convenient. It is a subway station to go out a little. It is super convenient to go to the city center. There are also Chinese restaurants, western restaurants nearby, and the hotel is directly opposite the skyline mall. In short, it is very convenient. Cost-effective

We stayed here two separate nights on our trip. The night after flying into FRA and the night before we fly out of FRA. We came from the US and met up with our daughter from the UAE. So we selected rooms to accommodate 3 adults. We found the hotel to be clean, conveniently located and economical. The room size was modest just like the price. The staff were friendly and helpful. They stored our bags as we explored locally waiting to check in. We did not try the breakfast but there are also plenty of dining options in the area. The train station is a 5 minute walk. We rode the S-Bahn to and from the airport. Trams were just out front of the hotel and provided quick links to Romer Christmas markets and the Apfelwein restaurants across the river. We would definitely stay here again

It was a renovated, clean hotel. It was a little far from the central stations. Walking for 10 minutes after getting out of the morning was not very attractive either. It is much more ideal if you come by private car. The staff was friendly and the facilities were satisfactory.

Really, you can give a 3.5 point. Say the good first: Location: Not far from the airport, Frankfurt Railway Station, Rome Square, taxis are within 10-25. In a country with a very high traffic, this fare is really too humane... Breakfast: 13 euros a, moderate. You know, there is nothing to choose from for breakfast in European hotels, and the taste of the food (see photo) is still ok. If it is a self-driving tour of Frankfurt, this hotel location is OK, the room price is very cheap. However, if you don't drive... the surrounding area is too desolate... there are no convenience stores and restaurants within walking distance... The bathroom toilet in the room is a simple shower room, very compact. The Germans and the Japanese have a fight, but really can use small space. The ”shower room” is a bit strange taste... not very heavy... But, to say the sound of my room on the elevator's side, the roar of the elevator's up and down is really earthshaking... day and night. So, cherish sleep, stay away from the elevator. By the way, the room is empty. Empty, meaning that there is no bottled water, no drinking cup, no slippers, toothbrush, etc., don't think of the ”genuine artifact” of the kettle... Remember, in addition to the hair dryer, shower gel, the room is provided with a bed to sleep...