Germany Travel Guide by Lonely Planet

Author:Lonely Planet
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Lonely Planet

Tours

The tourist office runs tours (adult/student €7/5; 11am Sun Apr-Oct) of the city and Matildenhöhe.

Sleeping

If you visit the Frankfurt area during a big trade fair, staying in Darmstadt will save you money; local prices rise only moderately during fairs and train travel to Frankfurt’s Hauptbahnhof can take as little as 20 minutes. Book early, though, as rooms fill up fast.

Best Western Hotel DARMSTADT HOTEL €€

(281 00; www.hotel-darmstadt.bestwestern.de; Grafenstrasse 31, 3rd fl; s/d weekday €112/132, weekend €85/100, during fairs €139/159; ) The entrance, through a parking garage, is unpromising, but inside the lobby is pristine and the 77 quiet rooms are spacious, modern and comfortable. Situated two blocks southwest of Luisenplatz – very central.

Hotel Prinz Heinrich HOTEL €

(813 70; www.hotel-prinz-heinrich.de; Bleichstrasse 48; s/d/tr without breakfast weekdays €59/76/82, weekends €50/60/70, during fairs up to €50 more; ) A traditional feel, modern furnishings and overall comfort make this 60-room hotel a good-value choice. Singles are small but serviceable. Breakfast costs €9. Located in a slightly forlorn area midway between the Hauptbahnhof and Luisenplatz.

DJH Hostel HOSTEL €

(452 93; www.darmstadt.jugendherberge.de; Land-graf-Georg-Strasse 119; dm/s €24.90/34.90; ) This 130-bed hostel is on the shores of the Grosser Woog, 1km west of Luisenplatz and four blocks south of Matildenhöhe. From the city centre take bus L to the ‘Woog’ stop.

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