Hotel Rossija, Frankfurt am Main

My stay during the Light + Build exhibition in April was fair for the price I paid. The rooms were okay; however, there were some noticeable issues. The service, unfortunately, fell short of expectations with rude interactions and a lack of flexibility. The location had its positives but also negatives, especially considering the surroundings. The dining experience was a mix of traditional German options, but there were some limitations. The hotel's facilities were decent, but improvements could be made.

My stay at the hotel was quite comfortable and enjoyable. The rooms, although a bit small with a step up to the shower cubicle, were filled with sunlight and provided a fair value for the price paid. Unfortunately, the presence of smokers in the surroundings was a downside during my visit.

The hotel provided a clean and quiet stay with simple yet comfortable rooms. The service was friendly and helpful, offering multilingual assistance. However, the location had some unexpected drawbacks despite being close to businesses. The dining options were satisfactory, but limited due to current restrictions. Overall, a decent choice for a short stay.

The hotel was tidy and clean, but it didn't come with a fan or AC, which was a downside. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, a major plus for someone without knowledge of foreign languages. However, the receptionist had serious problems with speaking English. The location was convenient as it is in the center, but it is surrounded by a bad area with drug dealers and sex traders. The dining experience was basic, and the facilities were satisfactory.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. While the location is convenient near the train station, the surroundings filled with smokers made it somewhat uncomfortable. The lack of air conditioning or a fan in the room on the 5th floor during a hot period was challenging.