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| Our single rooms are nicely shaped and offer all you need for a relaxing stay in Frankfurt. |
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Our single rooms are nicely shaped and offer all you need for a relaxing stay in Frankfurt. |
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Our double rooms, which can also be booked for single use, offer everything you need for a relaxing stay in Frankfurt. |
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| Our double rooms, which can also be booked for single use, offer everything you need for a relaxing stay in Frankfurt. |
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Our family rooms are suitable for up to 4 people and offer all your need for a relaxing stay in Frankfurt. Furthermore, we also offer a large family room for up to 8 people. |
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Room Reservation
Following you can easily book a room online.
In case of questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.
We look forward to welcoming you soon.
The city of Frankfurt charges a tourism fee of 2 EUR per person and per night
with the exception of business travelers.
Upon request we are happy to serve scrambled egg, fried egg, omlette and Bavarian meatloaf.
Breakfast is included in the room rate.
Breakfast
Our generous breakfast buffet is the first highlight of your day.
It offers a mixture of continental breakfast and typical Bavarian specialties.
Breakfast times:
| Monday to Friday | 07:00 - 10:00 am |
| Saturday, Sunday and public holidays | 08:00 - 11:00 am |
Sightseeing
As the centre of city politics, it is the seat of the city representatives and the Lord Mayor. The middle of the original three independent buildings on the Römerberg is the actual Haus zum Römer. For centuries, the term “Romans” has been used to refer to the entire city hall complex. The air raids on Frankfurt am Main in the Second World War left only the stone facades and ground floors of the medieval houses standing. |
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| Under the name Dom-Römer-Projekt, an approximately 7,000 square metre site was redesigned, restored and built on. As a so-called coronation path, the Old Market connects the two places that were important for the coronation of the Roman-German kings and emperors. The area forms the core of the old town, which until its destruction during the air raids in 1944 was considered one of the largest and most important half-timbered towns with its approximately 1250 half-timbered houses, most of which date from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. |
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From the Middle Ages to the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (1806), it was the place of election and later also the coronation of the German kings and emperors. From each of the several viewing platforms, the visitor gets a magnificent panoramic view over the whole of Frankfurt. |
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| Built in the 18th/19th century, the church served as Frankfurt’s main Protestant church until 1944. Today the Paulskirche is used as an exhibition, memorial and meeting place. |
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| Opened in 1986, more than 240 exhibitions have so far been presented on an area of around 2000 m² and seen by more than 8.8 million visitors. The Schirn focuses on art and cultural history topics, discourses and trends from the perspective of the immediate present. Their programme is diverse, international and progressive, and attempts to open up new perspectives and break up traditional patterns of reception. The exhibitions are dedicated to contemporary art positions and modern art in equal measure. |
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| The almost 174-metre long pedestrian bridge connects Frankfurt’s old town with the Sachsenhausen district over the Main. It was first built in 1868 as a steel tannery girder construction, destroyed at the end of the Second World War, rebuilt and thoroughly renovated in 1993. |
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Our Paulaner Wirtshaus
Our PAULANER Wirtshaus am Dom is a meeting place for all those who enjoy good food and a cold draught beer in a rustic, cozy atmosphere. Here you can enjoy genuine Bavarian hospitality - as a couple or with a large group of friends, as a family, with business partners or other dear guests.
Enjoy a freshly tapped beer in the cozy atmosphere of our Bavarian restaurant. The name PAULANER stands worldwide for special beer enjoyment, high brewing expertise, Bavarian beer and gastronomic culture and the famous Munich way of life. Our beers delight the eye and the palate!