Located on the edge of Mainz's historic Old Town district, this hotel overlooks the Rhine River. The Hilton Mainz provides air-conditioned rooms and an international restaurant.
Nigrelle
Germany
The Hilton property was is the best location and the staff was incredible, helpful, friendly and professional.
This hotel is part of a attractive new building complex in the heart of Mainz, a 3-minute walk from the main train station and within a 10-minute walk of the Old Town district.
hamid
United States
An awesome little new hotel by Hyatt at the heart of Mainz; 20 mins train ride from Frankfurt airport, 5 mins walk from main train station at Mainz, 10 mins walk from downtown. Breakfast healthy, fresh ingredients and really delicious. Two awesome coffee machines with all options. Gym is on top floor and for such a small hotel, the gym and sauna are amazing. This is a little gem not many know about. Forgot to mention, they have the best selection of music playing in the lobby/restaurant/bar area. Very nice staff.
Conveniently located in the Altstadt district of Mainz, Erbacher Hof, Bistum Mainz is located a 16-minute walk from Main Station Mainz, 6.1 miles from Wiesbaden Central Station and 22 miles from...
Jamie
United States
Great breakfast selection, clean and comfortable rooms, very friendly staff, great location, easy parking
This hotel offers comfortable accommodations in Mainz, just 15 minutes’ walk from the historic city center and a 10-minute walk from Mainz Römisches Theater S-Bahn (city rail) station.
Rhandrey
Germany
Friendly reception; good location has a very nice garden nearby; nice room
This modern 3-star hotel in Mainz offers barrier-free rooms with balconies, free WiFi, complimentary breakfast, and good transport links. The historic Schillerplatz square is 5 minutes away by tram.
Sehr freundliches Personal
Super Frühstück
Saubere Zimmer
Centrally located in Mainz, just 328 feet from the main railway station, this family-run, nonsmoking hotel features a free sauna and free Wi-Fi internet access.
Amazing location! Comfortable and clean rooms too.
Surrounded by woodland, this hotel in Budenheim features rooms with a balcony. The River Rhine is just 1.9 mi away. The property provides a paid on site parking.
very comfortable, location good fot golf course :)
Located in Mainz’s city center, only 164 feet from the main station, this friendly family-run hotel offers comfortable accommodations with free wireless internet access.
Centrally located, friendly check-in and checkout.
Located in Mainz, 3.4 miles from Main Station Mainz, Hotel Central Vis a Vis has accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
New design and comfort rooms. Location near highway
Featuring free WiFi, B&B Hotel Mainz-Hbf offers accommodations in Mainz, just a 10-minute walk from the old town. Mainz Cathedral is a 20-minute walk from the property.
Friendly staff. Large bathroom. Very nice breakfast.
Modern rooms with free WiFi and free SKY TV channels are offered by this hotel. Less than a 5-minute drive from Mainz exhibition center, it is conveniently located 1.2 mi from the A60 motorway.
very spacious rooms, renovated and clean bathroom and convenient location.
This hotel offers comfortable accommodations in Mainz, just 15 minutes’ walk from the historic city center and a 10-minute walk from Mainz Römisches Theater S-Bahn (city rail) station.
Very fair value for money with nice staff und clean rooms.
Located just 984 feet from Mainz Train Station, this hotel offers modern studios with kitchens and free WiFi. GuestHouse Mainz is an ideal base for exploring the Rhine-Main region.
Great room, good breakfast,check in very efficient
Located a 14-minute walk from Main Station Mainz, Hof Ehrenfels offers 3-star accommodations in Mainz and features a garden, a terrace and a restaurant.
Nice hotel in a perfect central and quiet location
Just 656 feet away from the main railway station, this hotel in Mainz city center offers modern accommodations, a charming bar and a daily breakfast buffet.
Great location, close to station. Easy walk to river.
Just 3.7 miles south of Mainz city center and the main railway station, the B&B Hotel Mainz-Hechtsheim offers modern accommodations and excellent links with the A60 and A63 motorway.
It was clean and such a beautiful room for a family
Located on the edge of Mainz's historic Old Town district, this hotel overlooks the Rhine River. The Hilton Mainz provides air-conditioned rooms and an international restaurant.
Lovely hotel, fantastic staff . In a great location
FAQs about hotels in Mainz
On average, 3-star hotels in Mainz cost $94 per night, and 4-star hotels in Mainz are $114 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Mainz can be found for $215 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Mainz this weekend is $136 or, for a 4-star hotel, $178. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Mainz for this weekend cost around $208 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $122 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Mainz for tonight. You'll pay around $152 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Mainz will cost around $186, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Mainz is a German city on the banks of the Rhine River, just a 40-minute drive from the vibrant metropolis of Frankfurt. Combining the old with the new, this destination has a historic centre with modern structures, monumental buildings, half-timbered houses and Baroque churches.
One of the main attractions of the city is St. Stephan church with the colourful stained glass windows by Marc Chagall. The weekly market in front of the Cathedral features everything a traveller could wish, from flowers to fresh local products and clothes.
You should not miss the futuristic building of the New Synagogue designed by Manuel Herz, as well as the museums of Mainz State, Ancient Shipping and the Gutenberg Museum.
Known for its sparkling wine, Mainz is Germany’s wine capital thanks to its excellent 200-year tradition. The natural reserve of the Mainz Sand Dunes is home to pre-glacial plant vestiges and rare animals.
Frankfurt International Airport is about 20 km away and has flights to Amsterdam, Los Angeles, Madrid and Copenhagen. Designed by Philipp Johann Berdellé, the Central Station of Mainz Hauptbahnhof connects the city with Mannheim and Rüsselsheim. Booking.com will help you choose the right guest house, aparthotel or hotel in Mainz.
There are so many nice things about Mainz it is hard to know...
There are so many nice things about Mainz it is hard to know where to start. It depends on what you are looking for:-
Restaurants are many and cover all tastes and pockets.
Nightlife is varied - from theatres to cinemas to discos to bars.
Parking in the town centre is mostly restricted to garages, which can be a bit expensive.
30 kmph zones proliferate the complete town and can be annoying especially on the arterial roads.
Robert William
Germany
Scored 8.0
8.0
Fascinating place that we had only scheduled one day for.
Fascinating place that we had only scheduled one day for. We are coming back! We will not come back on All Saints Day as the only thing that was open was the Cathedral for mass. Worth checking for subsequent visits. I am really guessing for some of my answers for 4
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Mainz is a relaxing city with lots to see and do and super...
Mainz is a relaxing city with lots to see and do and super friendly inhabitants. The Rhine gives the place its character and is, for me, its main attraction. Sit at the Mole beer garden (self-service, laid back) on a summer's evening to see for yourself. Or bring your own bottles and hang out with the local youth nearby on Saturday or any other night.
The Altstadt is charming and pretty low-impact even in August. Kneipe Klingelbeutel serves good cheap food and has a great selection of beers and friendly staff. Behind the Staatstheater there's a good shopping district and you can find plenty of international (especially Near and Middle Eastern) food just beyond that all around Lotharstrasse and the adjacent Neubrunnenplatz and Neubrunnenstrasse in the Bleiche district. Another ten minutes will bring you to the Neustadt and lots of hipsterish bars and cafés around Gartenfeldplatz.
For me, the Botanical Gardens were the highpoint of the city (main cemetery and UNESCO site also close by). St. Stephan zu Mainz is another must, with its famous blue-ish windows and wonderful cloister. (Donate - it's free in!) The city park is another gem, with flamingos and a birdhouse for the kiddies, rolling lawns and huge grand old trees. The Gutenberg Museum was a bit of a let-down, and extremely hot in August. But the main attraction, apart from the Rhein, is just the city itself and its feel.
...Which is why walking is the best way to get around, although there are frequent trams and buses. Trains out of town are handy but remember it's the S8 and not S9 S-Bahn to get home (both go to Wiesbaden).
Anthony
Italy
Scored 10
10
It's my second time in Mainz and every time when I arrived...
It's my second time in Mainz and every time when I arrived here, it feels like it's not Germany anymore, like I'm in a different country. The city is very alive, very welcoming and very unique with its red sandstone buildings, its narrow shopping streets or with its nice restaurants with outdoor seats and live music from the street performers in Marktplatz.
There is more to explore in Mainz, so I'll definitely be back.
Cristian Hoptiar
Romania
Scored 4.0
4.0
A small city with very little to do apart from churches.
A small city with very little to do apart from churches. The river is beautiful, but the majority of the city is bland.
The traditional food was very good and easily the part of the trip.
However, we were racially abused by a fellow patron of a restaurant who called us 'untermensch' and verbally assaulted us for speaking English not German. The restaurant did very little to help us.
Overall I felt rather unwelcome after this and wished to return home immediately. You are better off just staying in Frankfurt
Peter
Ireland
Scored 8.0
8.0
We were in Mainz for only two full days but saw and...
We were in Mainz for only two full days but saw and experienced a lot. The Altstadt is beautiful. We visited the Gutenberg Museum and enjoyed their mini-workshop a lot. As an artist, my favourite was the St Stephan's Cathedral, with the stained glass windows designed by Chagall. I did not know of its existence, and I loved it! The Roman Theatre at the Romische Teater train station was not that impressive, as we could only look at it through construction wire. It would have been nice to sit there and contemplate its history. Nevertheless, I am glad I saw it. We also visited the Volkspark on a public holiday, and it was interesting to see how ordinary German families enjoy a sunny day.
Nicolene
South Africa
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We only stayed 1 night at Novotel Mainz but really enjoyed it. The hotel is a short walk from the train station (although uphill). The family room was large and had everything we required, even a mini bar. The room was quiet and the beds comfy and we enjoyed the swimming pool. We didn't have the breakfast so can't comment on that. I would definitely recommend the hotel and stay here again.
Excellent location if you want to visit Mainz. The hotel is at the rim of the pedestrian zone. The rooms on the Rhine side enjoy a beautiful view and joggers like me will not resit a round tour along the river.
Hotel Roemerstein is a family run small hotel situated in a quiet location close to Mainz University with easy assess to the city centre and the friendly helpful staff.
Room and bathroom were comfortable an clean, hotel staff was friendly and helpful and we enjoyed the breakfast. Location in the heart of Mainz is superb.
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