The very good hotel for low budget traveller. Nice, Clean and good services. Walking distance to Frankfurt am autobahn very near.

Booked this thinking I had stayed here before; turned out I had gotten the hotel confused with a nearby one that also has "Hof" as part of its name. Never mind, I arrived before 10AM, fully expecting to leave my bags and return for a later check-in. Not at all. The very accommodating gentleman at the front desk gave me my key right away, and I also got the day's newspaper. The room? Once I got over the somewhat unusual layout--one small shower room and another room with toilet and sink--it was fine. Clean, the heat worked well, the bed was very comfortable. I also enjoyed the colorful original paintings, which added an irreverent touch to the budget digs. Breakfast the next morning was another pleasant surprise: the breakfast room, with fresh flowers on every table, was unexpectedly cheerful, as was the waitress, in spite of the early hour
The food was nicely presented and of good quality. Much appreciated the strong coffee as well.

Would thoroughly recommend this property to anyone in need of reasonable, central Frankfurt accommodations. A block or so from the main train station, with a tram stop across the street, the location is terrific. The rate I got from Hotels.com was equally terrific, by the way.

unfriendly aggressive russian staff. stay away from this place. there are lots of civilzed hotels in this area.

I was lucky to have found this hotel, as I arrived at Frankfurt with no lodging plans lined up. As i walked out the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof I first bumped into Frankfurt Hostel; the mainenance there looked pretty horrific (and for my taste, loud, chaotic looking and crowded), and the single room's price there is higher than what i paid later at Muenchner Hof. There were many hotels in the vicinity of the train station, so i just searched on foot. Where Muenchner Hof is located is not a particularly graceful, inviting neighborhood, but that's what made its neat, professional front and lobby made it stand out to me from the the neighborhood.
I asked for a non-smoking single room, and received a twin to be used as a single. The furnishings in the room are modern, clean and new-looking; the shower and bathroom are separate, and both are kept very, very nice and clean. The TV works fine, there is a fan and a mini-fridge in the room if you want to store leftover food;
the only thing that baffled me for a minute, was the main power switch in the room (that was unlabeled and looked exactly the same as the light switch.). If you shut that down, there was no way to turn on the lights in the room (operated by another swtitch). This made me for a second think that the light switch, fan, fridge don't work; but you just have to figure out which is the main power switch and make sure it's turned on when you walk into the room.
Overall my experience made me feel that this hotel is run by very responsible owners; I was very thankful that I found this wonderfully neat and affordable hotel at the last minute. Three minutes' walk from the main station. 40-50 euros/night for single room.