Mk Hotel Frankfurt

“great stay for a solo traveler - area not recommended for families”

The rooms are quite new , the hotel is well maintained. Evan that we arrived late , there is a machine outside (looks like an ATM) where one can make an automatic check-in ( using a credit card)....just near the hotel is a restaurant that stays open well into the end of the night which is very hand… more

The rooms are quite new , the hotel is well maintained. Evan that we arrived late , there is a machine outside (looks like an ATM) where one can make an automatic check-in ( using a credit card)....just near the hotel is a restaurant that stays open well into the end of the night which is very handy given that most other frankfurt restaurants closes around 22:00. The street of the hotel itself is a main street with many restaurants and is ok , but avoid going to neighboring streets and blocks and these are filled with junkies , drunk and homeless

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“okay”

the hotel is in a good location, near the station. The rooms are decent. But my issue was when I lost my room key on the second night at about midnight. Weirdly for a hotel this size, the reception shuts at 11pm. I rang a telephone number and I really struggled to speak to the woman on the other en… more

the hotel is in a good location, near the station. The rooms are decent. But my issue was when I lost my room key on the second night at about midnight. Weirdly for a hotel this size, the reception shuts at 11pm. I rang a telephone number and I really struggled to speak to the woman on the other end as the reception was bad. And then, the line was permanently engaged or 10 minutes. Eventually, I got the message across and my room was opened remotely but at one point I thought I would struggle to get to my room. I do think a hotel of this size - when it was full during the Euros - should have round-the-clock hotel porter

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“It can be descent but it lacks something”

The hotel's big advantage I guess its location. Located near the grand central train station, upon Kaisser Strasse couldnt be in a better spot. In 5' you can be in the Red Light District, or in the Opera, you can see homeless people and junkies lying down and the European Central Bank at the same t… more

The hotel's big advantage I guess its location. Located near the grand central train station, upon Kaisser Strasse couldnt be in a better spot. In 5' you can be in the Red Light District, or in the Opera, you can see homeless people and junkies lying down and the European Central Bank at the same time, you can taste Argentinian cuisine or Indian and in general the neighborhood can be described a high contrast one. The hotel on the other side, is very difficult to find, it's entrance its almost hidden next to an ATM. Rooms are descent, they have a flat tv, bathroom, descent WiFi connection. I found the beds small for my size, 187cm, and not very comfortable, there is no AC or ventilation in the room, you have to open the window in order for some fresh air to get into the room. If you do that, you will have a lot of noise either from Pigeons that are all over the place or from a huge exhaust ventilation pipe which is either from a restaurant below or by nearby offices. The moquette in the corridor is filthy with stains (that you dont want to picture how they originate) giving a creepy feel and really destroying your mood. There is a small lobby near the reception, where breakfast is served which is not bad actually. Sure you dont have a big variety, but everything that is served is fresh, you can find boiled and scramble eggs, juices, freshly baked bread bums, yogurt and cereal. For a business hotel is ok, needs some refinning in terms of decoration or change some wearoff carpets etc. I do not recommend it for families because the surrounding area is full of junkies, homeless people, drunk people etc.

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