Hotels in Hesse
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Quality rooms
Comfy Standard rooms, enhanced Premier Plus rooms, cosy Family rooms, and spacious Barrier-Free rooms – the choice is yours! Plus, free Wi-Fi will be waiting in all of them.
Better sleep
We are sleep experts! Our luxurious beds and bedding – plus handy black out blinds – will help you experience a great night’s sleep across all of our hotels.
Sustainability
Caring for our communities and planet is a top priority for us. Initiatives like only cleaning rooms upon request help support the environment as part of our Force for Good programme.
Great for families
Children under 16 stay and eat breakfast for free. Plus, our great value Family rooms offer plenty of space for everyone – even teddy bears!
A treat for food lovers
Tuck into an unlimited breakfast buffet in the morning and choose from a selection of tasty snacks, light bites, and drinks at the bar in the evening.
FAQs
Two of the main cities in Hesse are Wiesbaden – the state’s capital – and Frankfurt, which is renowned for its gorgeous Old Town and, of course, as the birthplace of the famous hot dog sausage! Both cities are well worth a visit when you’re planning short breaks in Germany.
If you’re looking to explore other German states outside of Hesse, then you could visit Baden-Württemberg, which is home to the stunning Black Forest, or Bavaria, with its medieval castles and mountainous backdrops.
You can look forward to a whole new world of flavours when you visit Hesse! As this historic state is the birthplace of the Frankfurter, tasting some delicious local sausages is a must throughout your trip. Other specialities include Handkäs mit Musik, a dry round cheese marinated in oil with caraway and raw onions; Rippchen mit Kraut, cooked pork chops with heaped servings of flavourful Sauerkraut; and the Frankfurt Wreath (Frankfurter Kranz), a firm, ring-shaped sponge cake with thick buttercream icing, jam and nuts.
Why not try the region’s delicious apple wine too? It’s a tasty local delicacy that can be mixed with soda or mineral water to create sweet or sour spritzers.
The Hesse region is particularly well-known as the home to Frankfurt, one of Europe’s financial centres, as well as Germany’s largest airport Rhein-Main. However, the area is also renowned for the diversity of its scenery, landmarks and activities. With its historic towns, hilly landscapes, Roman ruins and fascinating architecture, there’s so much to discover throughout your stay.
Whether you plan on soaking up the scenery or going on a hiking or cycling adventure, you can look forward to all kinds of activities in one of the region’s many National Parks. There’s the UNESCO Rhön Biosphere Reserve, which sits on the central point where Bavaria, Thuringia and Hesse meet. It’s also home to Hesse’s highest mountain! Alternatively, you could visit the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, with its UNESCO site beech forest, lakeside activities and diverse wildlife, or the Diemelsee National Park where you can explore the mountains and forests in summer and race down the ski slopes in winter.
World Heritage Sites are landmarks considered to have cultural, scientific or historical significance, and you’ll find plenty of these designated areas in the Hesse region. Popular spots include the ruins of Lorsch Abbey, with its sweet Gothic gatehouse; Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel, a stunning park with monumental Baroque architecture and unique water features; Messel Fossil Pit, a disused quarry near the village of Messel with outstanding preserved fossils. Plus, days out in Hesse wouldn’t be complete without exploring the Saalburg Roman fortress and ruins, part of the ancient fortifications known as the Roman Limes.
Wiesbaden is the capital city of Hesse. One of the oldest spa towns in Europe, it’s home to hot springs, a beautiful cathedral, a wide range of fascinating museums and the largest cuckoo clock in the world. Although it’s not the capital, Frankfurt is the largest urban area in Hesse state, and is considered one of Europe’s key financial centres.
The primary language you’ll encounter throughout the state of Hesse is German. You may also hear the local dialect, Hessian, in rural areas and amongst some older locals. It has a distinct sound with some changes in pronunciation, although most Hessian speakers will also speak and understand standard German.
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From booking to check-out, our Premier Inn hotels are ideal for business trips. Benefits for business travellers include exclusive, flexible rates through Business Booker – our free online booking tool – plus free cancellations, stylish hotel rooms, free Wi-Fi, and of course, our famous unlimited Premier Inn breakfast
We serve our great value unlimited Premier Inn breakfast buffet with hot and cold options at most of our German hotels. In the evenings, you can also order from our bar and restaurant menu on-site!
At most Premier Inn hotels in Germany, breakfast is served Monday to Friday from 6:30am to 10:30am, and on weekends from 7am to 11am.
Most of our German Premier Inn hotels offer great value Accessible rooms. Some of our hotels have also received the nationwide “Reisen für alle” certification.
We’re proud to say that all of our German Premier Inn hotels are bike-friendly. Bikes can be kept in your room or stored by our reception team. If your tires need cleaning after a ride, feel free to ask our team for cleaning supplies.
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed at our hotels, with the exception of assistance dogs.
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