Close to Frankfurt, out of the city rush
Hotel Henry stands in Dreieich-Sprendlingen, south of Frankfurt, which turns out to suit a wide range of trips: an airport transfer, a week of meetings in the city, a trade-fair stay, a stop on a long drive through Hesse, or a base for exploring the region at a slower pace. The address is residential, so evenings stay quiet even when the city is busy.
The last stretch is calm
Most guests arrive either from the A661, roughly five minutes away, or on foot from Dreieich-Sprendlingen station a few hundred metres down the road. Either way the final approach runs through a residential street rather than a ring road, which is a large part of why people choose this side of the city in the first place.
Free private parking on site means you can leave the car for the whole stay and take the train in when the city centre is your destination. It also means you are not circling for a space at eleven at night after a late dinner.
Distances and connections
All travel times below are approximate and vary considerably with traffic and time of day. Treat them as guidance for planning rather than as a guarantee, particularly around the airport during peak hours.
- Dreieich-Sprendlingen station
- approximately 200–300 m, a walk of a few minutes
- Frankfurt Airport
- approximately 11 km
- Frankfurt city centre
- approximately 15 minutes by car
- Frankfurt conference grounds
- approximately 15 minutes by car
- A661 motorway
- approximately 5 minutes by car
- Neuhof Golf Club
- approximately 6 km
- Hainer Wald
- approximately 3.2 km
The city, on the days you want it
Frankfurt is close enough to treat as a day out rather than as a base. The Städel Museum and the German Film Museum sit along the Museumsufer, with the Eiserner Steg crossing the river towards the Römerberg, Goethe House and Hauptwache, so a full day on foot is easy to put together without planning it in advance.
If the weather turns, the Senckenberg Natural History Museum and the Palmengarten each hold an afternoon comfortably, and both work well with children who have run out of patience for old town squares.
Coming back out to Dreieich in the evening is the part guests mention most: quiet streets, a parking space waiting, and a short walk to dinner instead of another crowded city block.
Dreieich rewards a slower look
The old centre, the woodland edges and the cycling and hiking routes around Hainer Wald make for good half-days, and the town’s restaurants keep their regulars for a reason. Guests who stay a week usually end up with a favourite bakery and a preferred route through the trees.
The municipal overview of Dreieich attractions lists what is worth seeing, and Burg Hayn and the Dreieich Museum give the clearest introduction to how the town came to be what it is today.
Find us
Eisenbahnstraße 3563303 Dreieich-Sprendlingen
Germany
Please let us know your estimated arrival time before you travel, especially if you expect to reach Dreieich early in the day or late in the evening. A short message or phone call saves everyone guesswork and means someone is expecting you at the door.
Plan the drive, then check the dates
Once you know when you are arriving in the Rhine-Main area, open the booking page, enter your dates and you will see which rooms are still free for those nights.