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Hesse sits in the middle of Germany, and nearly every railway line in the country runs through it. That makes it the most practical state for a round trip and the least predictable for prices. Frankfurt am Main has the largest airport in Germany and its only real high-rise skyline. Room rates here depend almost entirely on the trade-fair calendar: during a fair they multiply, and on an ordinary weekend the city is surprisingly cheap. Wiesbaden across the Rhine and Darmstadt, whose Mathildenhöhe artists’ colony became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2021, are the quieter alternatives within reach. Kassel in the north has the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, also World Heritage, and hosts documenta every five years. Marburg stacks its old town up a hillside, and Fulda is small and baroque. In the Rheingau, Rüdesheim is where the vineyards and the Middle Rhine World Heritage stretch begin.

We list 291 hotels across 142 towns in Hesse. A room costs around 95 EUR a night here, and the cheapest beds start at 34 EUR. The cheapest we found is B-Hostel.