B'mine Frankfurt Airport, Worldhotels Crafted

Great hotel, located right by the airport. The service is very friendly, and the hotel has a fantastic bar as well as a fine restaurant. Highly recommended! The view is absolutely amazing, and the breakfast is delicious with a great variety of choices. If you stay here, you should definitely check out the fitness room. It has amazing, high-quality training equipment and is very well equipped. Big recommendation! I loved being your guest and will definitely come back.

We stayed at the b’mine for the first time (before an early-out international flight). (Self)Check-in was quick and simple. The café is great and the lobby is pleasant and comfortable to hangout to read and/or chat. Our room was small but sufficient, very modern, super efficient and with ‘smart’ design features. Most amazingly, there was a (small and safe) window to open for some fresh and cool night air to make our sleep very restful. The ROOF restaurant was amazing all around: excellent food, fun vista (watching planes take off and research airline logos) and friendly staff. Overall reasonably priced (considering you are in an airport hotel restaurant). We did the 20min ‘commute’ to the airport in the early morning by foot using the S-Bahn (S8). The walk from the Hotel to the S-Bahn Station leads through a naturalized park. Taxis would have been available, too. We would stay here again.

The room has a modern setup with bright lighting and a great view, though it lacked a few basic amenities like an iron and kettle. Breakfast was good with a nice variety of options, and the terrace dining area offers an amazing view of the airport.

Booked this as a one-night post-cruise stay before an early flight, and it's a hotel of clever ideas that don't quite hold up in practice. Check-in requires working through self-service kiosks and entering full passport details on-screen — slow and cumbersome on its own, but genuinely puzzling given that two staff members were on hand the entire time helping guests through the machines anyway. If staff involvement is needed regardless, the kiosks just add friction without saving any actual work. The room is compact, clearly designed with a solo backpack traveler in mind rather than two people traveling together — there was a small table with just enough room for one bag, and nowhere at all for a second. Minimal counter space otherwise, and a bathroom where the toilet and shower share one space with only a folding glass door between them, so the floor gets thoroughly soaked with every shower. A nice touch is the built-in wireless charging on the nightstands, though the hard surface sits close enough to disrupt sleep comfort. The clear highlight was the rooftop restaurant and bar — genuinely beautiful space, great light, and a host who ran the floor like a true manager. The bartenders handled service tickets well but struggled to also manage direct bar guests. Food was creative (mostly Asian-influenced) but inconsistent: a poke bowl arrived without a raw fish option and with unlabeled fried chicken, and the rice was mushy. As a travel advisor, I look for properties that work well for real travelers, not just design-forward marketing. At €214 a night, this isn't a budget rate, and the room simply doesn't deliver enough function to match the price — especially for two people traveling together. I wouldn't book it again for clients nor myself.