Business hours of reception: 24 hours Peacefully located near the city centre of Wiesbaden, the pentahotel Wiesbaden offers good connections to Frankfurt Airport and the most important motorways. The downtown and the railway station are only 2 km away from the hotel. The popular health resort of Wiesbaden invites you to make a stroll through parks and elegant shopping streets and to visit the Kurhaus (medical centre) and the casino. You can also make trips to Neroberg hill and the nearby Rheingau hill country as well as enjoy a cruise on the Rhine River. The hotel offers 209 comfortable and spacious rooms appointed with a bathroom, hair-dryer, air-conditioning, direct-dial telephone and flat-screen TV with satellite TV and free pay-TV. The pentalounge is a modern lounge with the reception, bar and restaurant all rolled into one. It was designed by star architect Matteo Thun and presents a lively atmosphere, thanks to our guests and friendly staff. Come and enjoy the buzz of people talking and the delicious smell of the food offered. Although we have never been awarded a Michelin star, our restaurant is very popular with our guests, thanks to the delicious and varied dishes served. Spreading over 1,000 m², the pentahotel Wiesbaden is one of the biggest conference hotels in Wiesbaden and offers 6 conference and banquet rooms with state-of-the-art technology and space for up to 300 persons. All conference rooms boast the most up-to-date technology, plenty of daylight and air-conditioning. You may take advantage of the 120 parking spaces. Pay TV is a free service of the hotel.
Premium channels like Sky Fußball (football) and Sky Film (movies) are as well available free of charge. A bottle of mineral water per stay is included in the room price. |
New reception and bar area are well designed. the sitting areas around the bar are very comfortable. The bar and restaurant staff are very helpful and speak English, which was helpful for me.
The slowly spinning disco ball over the bar is a bit out of date and the disco music played in the bar is out of date also. More modern music would be more appropriate.