My expectations were not that good when I booked this for Euro24. The hostel is located on the 5th floor and pretty much caters for all types of travellers on a small budget. The rooms are basic but perfectly acceptable as mine had a shower and toilet inside the room. At under £25 per night I can't complain. There are lockers that fit small suitcases and you get a drawer under the bunkbed for all your clothes, toiletries etc There is a fully equipped kitchen and fridge that can be used as well as a load of tables in the reception area where people watch TV or sit on their laptops. The reception do sell beverages but there are plenty of shops/take aways/restaurants close by which the Hostel are happy for you to take and eat in the reception area. From Frankfurt HBF station it is a 5 minute tram ride (11 or 21 directly outside the front entrance) which is perfect for travelling back and forth to the city centre or the Football Stadion or Fan Park by the river.

The pillows supplied are not the most comfortable!!

We booked a room with private bathroom. It was a room for 4 (ideal for a couple + 2 kids). It has also a little kitchenette to make a quick meal, tea and coffee. The hostel provided us with towels (body + hands) and hand soap. In the bathroom there's also a hair drier. The location was awesome. Quite central but away from the business. The tram 11 and 21 took us directly to the central station. Since we went for a concert, the tram 21 took us directly to the Deutsche Bank Park (stadion). The hostel is on the 5th floor, accessible by elevator. On the ground floor of the building there are different shops and a Rossman. 1 min from the hostel there is a nice, cheap and family friendly Turkish restaurant. I rate this place 10/10.

The check in experience felt so welcoming and the staff made it a pleasant personal experience. A wide smile always goes along way so thank you! I liked the location and the price!

One of the toilets had mold because it is not well ventilated. This isn't the fault of the hostel, but the price seems to attract "odd" guests. Your experience will depend on who you will share the room with. Mine was pleasant until some guy came at 2 AM and turned on the lights, made noise, secured the room door open (#17), and closed the window when we all needed some fresh air... I left early.

I admired the cleanliness of the kitchen and the utensils and cookware available for use .The stuff new English sufficiently and was happy to answer any questions I had . The doors to your room was locked for anyone not living there and was unlocked with a magnetic card so it was quite secure and convinent. The neighborhood had more than 4 supermarkets in a 500m radius approximately . Preety good stuff. it also had smoking area .

There was a lack of big lockers enough to safely store my bag there were only small ones for safely storing small stuff like watches and wallets and other small items.But if you are concerned for the safety of your items you could store your bags in a locker in one of the many metro stations nearby .Also if you want sugar you have to buy it nothing that serious really

I had somewhere to sit without suffocating from cigarettes, with wifi and power sockets. There were some people to talk to. Kitchen to cook and store products. Lockers to those who need it.

Obviously the more selfish people that were doing noise when you tried to sleep, snoring also didn't help, limited amount of bathrooms for so many people. Squeaking beds, tight space in the rooms. No guests allowed.

It was really nice! Close to the centre (15 min in Tram). Kind staff. Clean. We stayed at a 8 room people, quite small but clean when we arrive. Really great relation price-quality :) We would return for sure!

As always, sharing a room with unknown people is a game of chance. Upon arrival the room was super clean and at night due to other guests it was super dirty. But hey, it's not the hostel's fault. The beds are not that comfortable, although for the price it is ok.

the clean room was not small at all, self-regulating heating worked very well, the doublebed was wide and hard enough, the night lamps worked, it was quiet at night, the kitchen was equipped very well, the staff wrote to us in advance that besides parking in hostel underground garage for 10 € we could park for free in nearby streets and so we found the place easily in nearby Sulzbacher street (we could have seen even our car from our room window), last but not least the price for double room with private shower/WC of 57 €/night seems to be very low in the current situation (inflation, lack of energy,..)

the wi-fi didn't work at all; the noisy ventilation would start working every time we switched on the light in our bathroom and so it was inconvenient especially at night as it lasted even after switching off for the next 20-25 minutes..,; a big minus for us is that the shower head was attached to the wall (not on the hose!) and moreover we had to wait a long before the cold water changed into hot so it was splashing all around. (because there was no hose)..

The hostel is well-maintained and clean, with facilities like bathrooms, washrooms, shower rooms, and a smoking room. The staff is friendly, and there’s a kitchen available. The rooms are a bit small, but for the price and location, you won't find cheaper or more affordable options.

It's close to the city and easy to get to. It's convenient to go shopping near the shops. The staff (receptionist) are kind and helpful.

The price is a little high, so it is not suitable for ordinary workers(like us)

It is a modern, international hostel with nice staff and the rooms were clean. They had lockers for important stuff and during the day when you arrive or leave also the possibility to lock your bag in a seperate room. The hostel is not far from the main Station.

There is not much space in the 12 bed dorm and when i was there the people in my dorm were pretty loud, but thats not the fault of the hostel! But also one of the people from the reception was a little unfriendly when cleaning the common room, you felt more in the way then you felt welcome in the hostel in that Moment, but maybe it was just busy times. There was no possibility to plug in my devices from my bunk bed.