Hotel Manhattan

Hotel Manhattan is a budget-to-mid-range hotel at Düsseldorfer Straße 10 in the Bahnhofsviertel, a couple of minutes from the Hauptbahnhof in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany. The location puts rail, S-Bahn, U-Bahn and tram connections at the doorstep, including the airport S-Bahn, so the hotel works well for short stays, onward rail trips and visitors without a car. The Kaiserstraße, with its restaurants and shops, is nearby, and the Main riverbank, the Museumsufer and the Römerberg old town are reached on foot in about fifteen minutes. The station district is the busiest and most mixed part of Frankfurt, with banks, small eateries of many cuisines and a more rough-edged street scene near the station, so ordinary city awareness is advisable at night. The hotel is a simple, practical property focused on value rather than frills. It offers Single Rooms and Double Rooms with private bathrooms, television and Wi-Fi, and a breakfast buffet is available for guests. There is no restaurant, pool or spa on site, but the surrounding streets offer many places to eat at all price levels, from Eritrean and Turkish kitchens to Japanese and German dining. Rates of EUR 70-150 per night make it one of the more economical choices near the station, although prices rise during Messe trade fairs. Service is straightforward, geared toward transit guests, budget-minded leisure travellers and short business trips, with staff used to questions about trains and airport transfers. Visitors can walk to the Hauptwache and the Zeil, or take the tram to the Städel Museum and Sachsenhausen taverns. The hotel suits travellers who spend most of the day out and need a clean, convenient base.