Transportation & Reach
Frankfurt has a very well developed transport system. The city of Frankfurt is a major financial center of Germany. The city is well connected by all common modes of transport and getting around in the city is as easy as getting in the city.

Frankfurt Airport:
Frankfurt Airport is among the busiest in Europe, second in passenger traffic after London Heathrow (LHR). Frankfurt is the banking center of Germany and hosts numerous international trade fairs. Therefore all major airlines and all airline alliances fly frequently to Frankfurt and connects it to every continent and major city in the world. It is easy to rech the airport by commuter trains, buses and taxis.

Frankfurt Railway Transportation:
Frankfurt has three major train stations, the main station (Hauptbahnhof), the South Station (Südbahnhof) and the Airport (Flughafen Fernbahnhof). The Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof is one of the biggest and busiest train stations in Europe, so it's definitely worth a visit. Frankfurt has connections to most German cities and some international destinations via InterCity and high-speed InterCity Express trains.

Local Transportation of Frankfurt:
The best way to travel around Frankfurt is the subway system (U-Bahn), tram and bus. For connections to the suburbs use the S-Bahn.

Hotels & Accommodation
Frankfurt is visited by a large number of tourists from all over the world. Frankfurt has a range of hotels to offer to its visitors. The Frankfurt Hotels are usually packed throughout the year. So one should make bookings beforehand. The city has something for everyone. Five star hotels are available in plenty. There is no shortage of budget hotels in the city.

Hotels of Frankfurt	Average Rates
5-Star	$600-500
4-Star	$500-300
2-Star	$300-200
Budget Hotels	$200-100