A quaint hotel in the perfect location just off the river. Room was clean, owners were wonderful…read more Breakfast in dining area was simple but good. They try to take every care to make you comfortable. (Check out the Star Wars Lego models!) A gem in the heart of Frankfurt.

Room service not available "because we are busy". No management whatsoever, when asked to speak…read morewith the manager reply was that was the guy who said "we are busy, no room service available". Terrible hotel. It is 2-star hotel at most way overpriced, old building, no customer service, no communication skills, terrible management.

Cozy affordable hotel, good for short business stay! Amazing staff.read more

I had an overnight layover in Frankfurt and this was the hotel that was the best value close to the…read moreairport. It is efficient and adequate; no more, no less. We don't really have an equivalent in the U.S. It's somewhere between a Red Roof Inn and a Holiday Inn Express. You get a clean room, a bathroom, a bed (more on that in a moment), a TV, a desk, slow wifi and a chair. Do not expect luxury. You're here to sleep until you can get to your flight. Some things you should know: (1) There is a shuttle to/from the airport. Ir runs on an odd schedule that is roughly every 30 to 45 minutes until 11 p.m. Get the schedule from the hotel! (a) The free shuttle picks you up at FRA for free. Meet it outside between doors 5 and 6 on the arrivals level. Look for all the other hotel shuttles. The shuttle was seriously the size of a city bus! It even had the hanging straps that a city bus would have. (b) The shuttle TO the airport requires a reservation at the front desk. Going TO the airport is NOT FREE. Be prepared to hand over €3 when you board. (c) The clerk told me to wait in the lobby for the morning shuttle and I missed it. You MUST wait outside. You cannot see the bus from inside, and it will leave you. (2) Of all the hotels in Europe, this is a first -- the bed linens are just bizarre. There is no top (flat) sheet. There is a comforter, but it is smaller than the bed (check the photo gallery). You have been warned. (3) You get one pillow per person. Since I was traveling alone, there was one pillow on my queen sized bed. I could have used more. There are plenty of electrical outlets all across the room (you did bring your adapter, didn't you?), including next to the bed. There is a restaurant on site. There is also a minifridge in my room with sign on it that says there are minbar refreshments at reception... and there were! They had beverages for sale at the front desk. No mysterious minibar charges, which happened to me multiple times in Europe. Speaking of reception, the clerk working the desk was very brusque. No smile, no anything... He wasn't rude, just... icy AF. This is a functional spot where you can get a lot of bang for your buck... just be sure to check out the bedding situation.

This hotel is not quite at the airport (you'll have to take a cab) and there is nothing of interest…read morewalking distance (meaning you'll be stuck taking your meals in the hotel's restaurant where the food is OK but on the pricey side). On the plus side, you'll get a good night of sleep: quiet place and really comfortable beds but I found the place to be overpriced for the amenities offered (about 220 euros / night). They claim to have a fitness room but this was pathetic: a couple of old machines in a room without window where folks seem to sneak in to go for a smoke: really disappointing! I didn't make it to the pool but that seemed actually more adequate.

Hotel staff willingly accepts bed bug infestation. They acknowledge that they live there but just…read moredon't care. False claims on AC. There is no AC only a small standing fan. Piss in elevator with no concern to clean up. It's probably still there today. Just dried up and evaporated over time but not cleaned. Floors are all sticky everywhere. I don't think they've ever mopped anywhere. Worst stay of lifetime of hostels.

The staff seems quite pissed off on my bell ring too much. So I can feel her temper while I was…read morechecking in. It's culture difference but stereotyping ones beforehand seems not friendly at all. Hostel by my definition includes diversity, inclusion, friendship, bundle and respects. Whereas, I didn't manage to source all above key five elements here. Good sides of this place, hygiene, fast, secure and close to Frankfurt main station. Check out time hard on 12 noon. Also, some ice breaking activities available if you'd like to know about your roommates.