Frankfurt Hahn Airport (HHN)

This airport feels like my second home; my family lives only about 1 hour away and it is my usual airport when I fly home to visit them; as I haven't lived in Germany for almost 4 years that has been quite a lot recently and I arrived/departed in Hahn way over 40 times. Waiting at the airport is never a really pleasant experience, usually it's very dull and boring and Hahn is no exception from this rule - food, drinks and newspapers are there but apart from that not much else. However, the airport is always very clean and the staff is incredibly polite and helpful. In all this time I never had any serious problem with the facilities of the ...  Read the complete review

Frankfurt Hahn airport should certainly not be confused with the major Frankfurt International airport. This airport is situated in the middle of nowhere, however, it has very cheap longstay carparking (approximately 7 Euros per day), is a major hub for many lowcost airlines such as Ryanair, Wizz etc., and is small enough to be able to find your way around easily. When living in Strasbourg, I frequently travelled to this airport to take advantage of the cheap flights, cheap carparking and direct flights that they offer to many European destinations. A word of advice, don't go through security until you really have to as there is very little to do on the other ...  Read the complete review

I don't think much of Frankfurt Hahn Airport, although I have flown home from here 3 times. It does it's job, but I just don't think of it as a great airport. Since we have flown with Ryanair a few times, they always land at this airport when flying into Frankfurt. As with Ryanair, this is a secondary airport and far far away from actual Frankfurt. For to go to the main centre of Frankfurt you have to travel 90 miles. Although there is a direct coach outside the Airport, which costs 12 euroes each way that takes you straight to the city centre, after you have been on a flight for 1 hour 40 minutes, then having to be on a coach for 2 hours maybe isn't people's ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago, I flew in to Frankfurt Hahn. Frankfurt Hahn accepts all the budget traffic for Franfkurt but it's also one of the cheapest and well-connected budget airlines in Germany, so it sees people from all over the country heading there. I flew in from Warsaw on a very cold morning, the weather was around -20 when leaving Poland and it took a while to de-ice the plane. Having not slept the night before (decided to stay up and head to the airport a few hours early in order not to wake anyone), my friend and I were ready for some kip on the plane. That wasn't going to be though, as a pedantic gay cabin crew member called Konrad pranced up and down the ...  Read the complete review