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The most stylish hotel stays for IMEX Frankfurt 2024

With IMEX Frankfurt just around the corner, we explore the most stylish hotels in the city. From design-led boutique escapes with a “thoughtful ensemble” Dezeen of furnishings to sleek business stays with “panoramic city views” Business Travellerand “statement architecture” Hotel Designs these design-led hotels are “straight out of an interior design magazine” The Telegraph.

Read on to discover the most stylish hotel stays for IMEX Frankfurt 2024.

“Tasked to take design cues from the energy and culture of Frankfurt” Hotel Designs Melia Frankfurt City puts a stylish spin on a business hotel. The “striking glass skyscraper” Business Traveller in which the hotel is housed makes a dramatic first impression thanks to its “statement architecture” Hotel Designs. Guests can enjoy “panoramic city views” Business Traveller and a privileged location in Senckenberg, one of the most popular and central districts in the city.

Set within “a handsome, transparent seven-level block” Wallpaper* Lindley Lindenberg “goes beyond the usual hotel format to offer a unique mix of co-living and community spaces” The Telegraph, “fusing the two formulas for an entirely new take on hospitality” Elle Decor. Guests can make use of shared kitchens that are “inspired by Lindley-style socializing” Elle Decor along with co-working spaces and an area specially dedicated to “enjoy carefully selected music and books” Elle Decor. “A buzzy vegetarian restaurant and slick bar” The Telegraph are open to guests and visitors alike. In the restaurant, “an indoor herbarium, awash with sunlight” Wallpaper* creates an attractive setting for “imaginative plates” Wallpaper*.

Housed within “a historic ensemble of buildings” Dezeen, the Lume Boutique Hotel (formerly the Ameron Neckarvillen Boutique) sits behind an impressive facade of “art nouveau, baroque and neo-renaissance” The Telegraph architecture. Inside, meanwhile, the “design concept reinterprets and combines art-deco influences” Dezeen with a “thoughtful ensemble” Dezeen of furnishings and accessories - all adding up to one of Frankfurt’s most stylish stays. The bedrooms and suites are “as dapper and comfortable as the public spaces” The Telegraph and the on-site restaurant, Le Petit Royal Frankfurt, is from “the restaurateurs behind Berlin’s famed Grill Royal” The Telegraph.

This “dark and seductive hotel” The Telegraph puts design at the forefront with interiors that are “straight out of an interior design magazine” The Telegraph. “Sleek polished concrete [and] black lacquered surfaces” The Review Mag come together with fur accents and designer furnishings to create a “flirtatious” The Telegraph setting that carries through from the public spaces to the rooms. A lively bar and restaurant can be found within the hotel along with a spa, a gym and an event space.

Occupying 14 floors of the 47-floor mixed-use One Tower, the newly opened nhow Frankfurt is home to “Germany’s highest rooftop bar” BUSINESS TRAVELLER, from where punters can take in 360-degree views of the city. Additional facilities include a restaurant, a cafe and a spa complete with two saunas and a fitness centre. The vibrant design comes courtesy of “renowned Spanish interior designer Rafael de La-Hoz and digital artist David Zuker” IDEAT with a theme inspired by the motto The Art of Money - apt for a city that’s home to the European Central Bank.

Located in Frankfurt's "emerging Gallus district" Wallpaper* Gekko House Frankfurt comes from the team behind design-led brands Roomers, The Pure and Gerbermühle, and this hotel is "equally aesthetics driven" Wallpaper*. The playful interiors show "the German city isn't all business" Town & Country with a design inspired by the area's industrial character along with "whimsical flourishes that speak to its increasing prominence as a creative hub" Wallpaper*. The lobby restaurant serves an "excellent breakfast" Town & Country and there's also a rooftop bar with views across the neighbourhood.