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Distances
Messe Frankfurt, Messe Frankfurt Venue GmbH, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main
2.4 km
B 44
3.5 km
Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof, Am Hauptbahnhof, 60329 Frankfurt am Main
0.5 km
Frankfurt Flughafen
14.4 km
Contact
the niu Charly
Niddastraße 60-62
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Parking
Own parking spaces
30
Per day
20.00 Euro
Description
Welcome to Frankfurt am Main Bahnhofsviertel
Our the niu Charly is a design hotel in the center of Frankfurt. Located in the immediate proximity to the main train station, it is easily accessible and the perfect starting point to explore the city on foot. Otherwise you can rent a scooter or a bike right outside the door - and off you go into the city. By the way, the hotel name Charly alludes to the neighboring Karlsplatz. With its mix of skyscraper feeling and colorful accents, the design reflects the multifaceted life of the Main river metropolis.
Have a seat on one of the leather sofas in our open Living Lobby. The relaxed meeting place invites you to chat or - thanks to free high-speed WiFi - to chat and surf. The bar is open around the clock, just like our reception, and you can get a coffee, a "Äppelwoi" (cider) or a snack here at any time. In addition to the cozy living room atmosphere, we score with real hotel comfort: a lot of service, restaurant, parking, bicycle parking in the courtyard, lockers and safe belong to it. The breakfast buffet is ready in the morning in the rooftop bar with a view over Frankfurt, and in good weather we invite you to the roof terrace.
Some of our 189 rooms face the quiet courtyard, so you can sleep peacefully in the middle of Frankfurt's "Bahnhof" district. Single room for the business trip, double room for the city trip with partner or extra bed and baby crib for the family weekend: no problem and everything also in handicapped accessible version. By the way, children up to 12 years stay with us free of charge! The state-of-the-art room equipment includes satellite TV with 40-inch flat screen with screen mirroring, a Boomster from Teufel and a workstation. We simply say: Welcome!
Where does the name come from: Charly?
The nickname Charly indicates the proximity to Karlsplatz and is a greeting to Frankfurt's legendary founder: Charlemagne
Our the niu Charly is a design hotel in the center of Frankfurt. Located in the immediate proximity to the main train station, it is easily accessible and the perfect starting point to explore the city on foot. Otherwise you can rent a scooter or a bike right outside the door - and off you go into the city. By the way, the hotel name Charly alludes to the neighboring Karlsplatz. With its mix of skyscraper feeling and colorful accents, the design reflects the multifaceted life of the Main river metropolis.
Have a seat on one of the leather sofas in our open Living Lobby. The relaxed meeting place invites you to chat or - thanks to free high-speed WiFi - to chat and surf. The bar is open around the clock, just like our reception, and you can get a coffee, a "Äppelwoi" (cider) or a snack here at any time. In addition to the cozy living room atmosphere, we score with real hotel comfort: a lot of service, restaurant, parking, bicycle parking in the courtyard, lockers and safe belong to it. The breakfast buffet is ready in the morning in the rooftop bar with a view over Frankfurt, and in good weather we invite you to the roof terrace.
Some of our 189 rooms face the quiet courtyard, so you can sleep peacefully in the middle of Frankfurt's "Bahnhof" district. Single room for the business trip, double room for the city trip with partner or extra bed and baby crib for the family weekend: no problem and everything also in handicapped accessible version. By the way, children up to 12 years stay with us free of charge! The state-of-the-art room equipment includes satellite TV with 40-inch flat screen with screen mirroring, a Boomster from Teufel and a workstation. We simply say: Welcome!
Where does the name come from: Charly?
The nickname Charly indicates the proximity to Karlsplatz and is a greeting to Frankfurt's legendary founder: Charlemagne