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May 27th, 2004, 10:42 AM
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Just about every thread on this forum coul dbe titled "need nelp". You could be asking about ANYTHING ANYWHERE in all of Europe.
try again with a better title -- something like "How to get to hotel from Frankfurt airport?"
try again with a better title -- something like "How to get to hotel from Frankfurt airport?"
May 27th, 2004, 10:59 AM
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Welcome to the forum, bong. Would you mind a few posting hints to help you get useful answers?
There are only a few forums here, including EUROPE and UNITED STATES. When you compose a question, it will go to whichever of these you are in, NOT to CALIFORNIA or AUSTRIA. Choosing a country or state from the list only helps with searches.
Most people looking to help have knowledge about more than one country or state, and will go to the EUROPE FORUM or the UNITED STATES FORUM. Therefore, when a post has no location in the title, there is no way of knowing which city or state/country you need help with. You will likely get the most help if you are as specific and concise in you title as possible. People might not click on HELP WITH HOTEL!, for example, but HOTEL XYZ IN CITY, STATE will be difficult for a person who's stayed there to skip.
In addition, Fodor's forums move pretty quickly. To find you question at any time, click on your name (above, after WELCOME, if you are logged in.
There are only a few forums here, including EUROPE and UNITED STATES. When you compose a question, it will go to whichever of these you are in, NOT to CALIFORNIA or AUSTRIA. Choosing a country or state from the list only helps with searches.
Most people looking to help have knowledge about more than one country or state, and will go to the EUROPE FORUM or the UNITED STATES FORUM. Therefore, when a post has no location in the title, there is no way of knowing which city or state/country you need help with. You will likely get the most help if you are as specific and concise in you title as possible. People might not click on HELP WITH HOTEL!, for example, but HOTEL XYZ IN CITY, STATE will be difficult for a person who's stayed there to skip.
In addition, Fodor's forums move pretty quickly. To find you question at any time, click on your name (above, after WELCOME, if you are logged in.
May 27th, 2004, 11:15 AM
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thanks for the message. my first time on this site.
anyway, can u be of help? be travelling to europe for the first time and my point of entry would be frankfurt. dont know how to get to my hotel which is terminus muenchener strasse 59. thanks
anyway, can u be of help? be travelling to europe for the first time and my point of entry would be frankfurt. dont know how to get to my hotel which is terminus muenchener strasse 59. thanks
May 27th, 2004, 11:29 AM
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bong:
try the Hotel Terminus' website at
http://www.messe-hotel.de/frankfurt/...nus-online.htm
It is only 12 kms from the International Airport, so I bet the train would be cheapest.
Contact the hotel to see whether pick-up service from the station is offered.
try the Hotel Terminus' website at
http://www.messe-hotel.de/frankfurt/...nus-online.htm
It is only 12 kms from the International Airport, so I bet the train would be cheapest.
Contact the hotel to see whether pick-up service from the station is offered.
May 27th, 2004, 11:36 AM
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bong, do you need directions? Method? What? Cheapest Cost? Fastest? How many people are traveling?
You're not giving us the info we need to answer you. This page might help you:
http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgr...ur_section=tra
You're not giving us the info we need to answer you. This page might help you:
http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgr...ur_section=tra
May 28th, 2004, 11:32 AM
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OK, at the airport, go the station for regional trains in the basement of Terminal 1. Take the S-Bahn into the city, and get off at the Central Train Station (Hauptbahnhof). Go up into the station, and exit the building at the front. The Muenchener Str is one of the streets that leads away from the station, at about 1 o'clock. Your hotel is somewhere on this street. One word of caution - this is not a nice area of Frankfurt, so keep your wits about you.
