The 15 Best Luxury Hotels in Frankfurt am Main

In Frankfurt, a pool doesn’t come with every hotel, so it pays to take a close look. Two hotels have a pool in their own spa, and two more give their guests access to the pool at the fitness club next door.The Westin Grand Frankfurt · City centerIn the hotel: At The Florentin Frankfurt, the 14 × 5 meter indoor pool sits right in the middle of the spa, with daylight and access to the spa garden. At The Westin Grand Frankfurt, you swim on the sixth floor above the neighboring rooftops; the bright pool is more than ten meters long and good for laps. Sauna and steam room are half a floor higher.

At the club next door: If you want to swim long laps at a 5-star hotel in Frankfurt, look at the Sofitel Frankfurt Opera. Its guests use the 25-meter indoor pool at the neighboring Fitness First Black Label Club free of charge, through a private entrance. At the JW Marriott Frankfurt, too, access to the adjoining Fitness First club with pool, sauna and steam room is included.

One of the largest hotel spas in the city is THE SPA at the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof. It covers more than 1,000 m² and is styled after the Thousand and One Nights. There is a hammam for women and men, a separate sauna area for women, yoga and the Gentlemen Barber. Couples can book a private spa suite with its own sauna, and hotel guests get in free. In 2019, THE SPA won the Spa Star Award in the City Spa category.Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof · InnenstadtIf treatments decide your choice of 5-star hotel in Frankfurt, look to Sachsenhausen: The Florentin Frankfurt offers treatments with Dr. Barbara Sturm products in five treatment rooms, one of them for two, plus a Finnish sauna, bio sauna, steam room and infrared cabin. The spa at the Sofitel Frankfurt Opera brings together a sauna, a steam room and four treatment rooms on 400 m², with massages from different cultures and French skincare.

At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.

Saunas with a view: Beyond the big spas, the luxury hotels in Frankfurt have some special wellness spots. On the sixth floor of The Westin Grand Frankfurt, you unwind in the sauna and sanarium above the rooftops of the city center. The 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Trip has a Finnish sauna on its rooftop terrace, open daily from 4:30 to 10:30 p.m., with views of the skyline. And once it opens, the Roomers ParkView Frankfurt will have the Roomers Spa on the 18th floor, with sauna, Jacuzzi and cold plunge above the Grüneburgpark.

Prices start at 69 € at the 25hours Hotel The Goldman Frankfurt in the Ostend and go up to 411 € at the Roomers ParkView Frankfurt, which is scheduled to open in fall 2026; among the hotels already open, The Florentin Frankfurt tops the range at 330 €. Half of the hotels cost no more than 152 € a night. The table shows all 14 by location, and you’ll find current rates and availability in the hotel list below.

Included everywhere: daily breakfast for two, an upgrade subject to availability, and early check-in and late check-out. The upgrade is given on arrival, or already at booking at the Kennedy 89 Frankfurt (never from room to suite). Nine of the 14 hotels add a welcome gift. At twelve hotels the benefits apply from the first night, at the Kennedy 89 and the Kimpton Main Frankfurt from two nights.

Hotel credit is worth a close look. Seven hotels add 100 US dollars, for food and drinks at the Sofitel Frankfurt Opera, and at The Florentin Frankfurt optionally for the spa as well. At the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, the credit doesn’t apply at Zukaya and isn’t included in every rate; ask our travel advisors beforehand.25hours Hotel The Goldman Frankfurt · Frankfurt-OstendLittle extras: At the 25hours Hotel The Goldman Frankfurt and the 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Trip, the minibar is free, and at the 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Trip you can also borrow bikes, subject to availability.

Points and status are yours at all 14 luxury hotels in Frankfurt am Main, across six programs. Marriott Bonvoy applies at seven hotels, ALL (Accor) at the Sofitel Frankfurt Opera and both 25hours hotels. There’s also H Rewards at the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof, the Leaders Club at The Florentin Frankfurt (with your membership number at booking), World of Hyatt at the Kennedy 89 Frankfurt and IHG One Rewards at the Kimpton Main Frankfurt.

When it’s loveliest: from May to September, when life plays out along the Main, the terraces are open and the apple wine taverns in Sachsenhausen serve outdoors. During Advent, the Christmas market around the Römer is a draw. Book early for the big trade fairs, such as the Book Fair in October or Ambiente in February.

How long to stay: for a 5-star hotel in Frankfurt we recommend two nights – one day for the Römer, the Paulskirche and the Zeil, one for the Museumsufer and an evening in Sachsenhausen. If you’re flying out early, spend your last night at the airport.