Frankfurt

The best new hotels in Frankfurt 

Sky-high views and striking architecture are two of the highlights of Frankfurt's best new hotels. "Germany's highest rooftop bar" Business Traveller can be found within the newly opened nhow Frankfurt while Scandic Frankfurt Hafenpark utilises recycled materials and presents a design that acts “as a continuation of the park outside its doors” Falstaff.

Read on to discover the best new hotels in Frankfurt.

Part of a "massive expansion" Falstaff from the NH Hotel Group that is seeing the brand open 27 hotels in Europe and the Americas within 24 months, NH Collection Frankfurt Spin Tower recently opened its doors. Located at the main junction of the banking district, the hotel is ideal for business travellers with Messe Frankfurt and the Kap Europa Convention Center both located nearby. New York-inspired rooms boast views across the city and guests can make use of several onsite restaurants and bars as well as a fitness centre and meeting space. 

Part of the new Hafenpark Quartier Frankfurt development, Scandic Frankfurt Hafenpark has just opened “steps from the Main river and minutes from the European Central Bank” Hospitality Net. Bringing the outdoors in, the bedrooms have been designed “as a continuation of the park outside its doors, with earthy colours and natural materials” Falstaff as well as moss-covered walls and plenty of plants. With sustainability at the centre of all Scandic hotels, this new opening uses recycled materials throughout and there’s also an “absence of single-use disposables, reduced water consumption, a climate-friendly menu and reduced food waste” Falstaff. Guests can make use of a gym and sauna and a 320-seat restaurant with an open show kitchen.

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.

LyvInn Frankfurt is the inaugural property from the new European brand, which "presents a distinctive 'hybrid' concept that combines flexible accommodations, co-working spaces, and social areas to cater to both short and extended stays" Hospitality Net. The "experience-oriented philosophy" MD Mag carries through to the modern interior that "promotes social interaction with well-thought-out common areas that offer space for meeting, relaxing, working and socializing" MD Mag. 

“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.

A new addition to Frankfurt Airport, the b'mine Hotel has just landed in the newly developed "Gateway Gardens" quarter, which was previously part of the US Airbase and is now home to offices, hotels, conference, trade show and exhibition space, bars, restaurants and retail outlets. Offering a taste of luxury next to the runway, the hotel boasts plush cocoon-style bedrooms and a 170 square metre rooftop bar and restaurant, from where diners can watch the planes coming into land.