Jumeirah Frankfurt is a hotel which will make your visit to this German city a remarkable experience. The hotel is luxurious and one of the country's finest. Located only 20 minutes from Frankfurt International Airport, the hotel is located in the heart of the city at the Thurn-and-Taxis-Platz. It is connected to the MyZeil shopping center, and is also in walking distance from all major sightseeing destinations, top attractions and the city's financial district and shopping areas. The hotel has a modern eye-catching exterior design. The interior is unique, classic and contemporary by Peter Silling & Associates Hotel Interior Design. Guestrooms are spacious and suites include large windows and open plan layouts on the city vistas. Jumeirah Frankfurt offers 217 guestrooms and suites, 95 deluxe rooms, 15 skyline deluxe rooms, 58 deluxe studios, 16 panoramic suites, 15 skyline junior suites, 16 palais suites, one senator suite and one presidential suite. The guest-room designs are warm and elegant. The color is walnut, honey and nutmeg, with natural materials such as timber floors, silk carpets and original artwork from German artist Hartwig Ebersbach in all rooms and suites. Striking materials are featured in the public areas. The open bathrooms are spacious and offer a bathtub and a stand-alone mosaic rain shower. To make your stay easier and comfortable, the hotel provides all rooms and suites with the latest technical facilities. Rooms are provided with a media hub with a selection of international electrical outlets, a coffee machine, BOSE surround sound system and a 42 inch LCD TV. Jumeirah Frankfurt has the largest guest rooms in Frankfurt, a large proportion of suites, featuring two bedrooms, a private workspace, a private sauna and views over the Frankfurt financial district. Looking for exceptional food experience? Jumeirah Frankfurt presents to visitors a choice of three restaurants, from modern to authentic Lebanese cuisine. Max on One is one of the hotel's restaurants designed by Takashi Sugimoto, a leading Japanese designer. The restaurant has space for 90 guests and includes an open show kitchen, a private dining area and a comfortable lounge. Max on One uses the finest products from around the world prepared in special ways. The focus of the restaurant is on top-quality international and regional products, a menu with a pure and simple message, and discreet, professional services that come from the heart. El Rayyan is another restaurant that provides an authentic selection of Lebanese cuisine with a wide offering of mezzeh, main courses and desserts. The restaurant is conveniently located with direct access to the MyZeil shopping mall and entrance to the Jumeirah Frankfurt lobby. Talise is Jumeirah's signature spa. It offers holistic rejuvenation and relaxation amidst completely tranquil settings. It also boasts two saunas, dedicated relaxation areas and five treatment rooms. Guests can enjoy an extensive range of tailor-made experiences using the finest cosmetic and therapeutic products. The spa is designed to revive from long haul flights and constant travelling, as well as energize after a round of long meetings. Guests also have complimentary and direct access to a fitness and health club in the adjacent MyZeil shopping centre. With natural daylight, spacious layouts, high ceilings and innovative cuisine, Jumeirah Frankfurt offers exceptional conference and banqueting facilities to ensure every event is successful. The sophisticated meeting and event facilities provide the perfect setting to create outstanding and unforgettable experiences while providing ultimate privacy and security. All five function rooms and the spacious pre-function area offer state-of-the-art technical equipment. There are also next to the crystal ballroom, four additional meeting rooms for impressive board meetings or conferences. The hotel is also home to approximately 40,000 honey bees located in four bee hives on the hotel's roof on the 28th floor. With an ability to fly up to three km, the honey bees can find a large variety of plants and flowers in the vicinity of the hotel such as on the embankment of the river Main or the botanical garden Palmengarten. The beekeeper visits the property on average once a week in spring and summer to collect honey from honeycombs. Since the bees do not reproduce in winter, the hive decreases to a few thousand in number over this time. The remaining bees do not leave their hives and stay close to the queen bee to protect her from the cold temperatures. Guests can taste the honey directly from the honeycomb each day at the breakfast buffet or even buy a jar of skyline honey to take home as a souvenir. The hotel is part of the PalaisQuartier complex, one of the most significant city centre developments in Europe. The futuristic hotel building and the adjacent office tower NEXTOWER form a fascinating contrast to the neighboring city castle – a reconstruction of the Baroque, 18th century Thurn-und-Taxis-Palais. The site once served as headquarters for the imperial post in the 18th century. In the early 19th century, the Bundestag (German Federal Parliament) sat there. The underground station is only 200 meters from the Jumaitah Frankfurt.
