Frankfurt Hostel

This hostel is a good model for all hostels in large cities.
Firstly, it’s conveniently located; right across the street from Frankfurt’s main train station which itself is located 12 minutes by train from Frankfurt’s international airport; Germany’s busiest airport. You can walk to any part of the city from the hostel without having to buy a subway/​bus/​tram ticket (it’s not that big of a city) and you’re there within 20 minutes.
Secondly, it offers the most relaxed of atmospheres; you feel like you’re at home when you’re there. The lobby offers a chill ambiance with great music and awesome people with whom to hang out. The rooms are really clean yet not super modern, which makes me feel more at home. There is also a kitchen for you to cook your own food and store your own food if need be. There are also three balconies, accessible from the lobby which is located on the third floor.
Thirdly, it offers great specials; free spaghetti dinner every night and a free continental breakfast every morning, as well as various drink specials at its bar. There are weekly walking-​tours throughout the city and sometimes even live-​bands on the weekends. The prices for a night’s stay are also, in my opinion, special, because they are the cheapest in all of Frankfurt. You can get a single for as low as 49 € and a 10-​bed dorm for as low as 13 €, depending on the time of year you stay.
Finally, the staff is awesome; great, fun-​loving people who will also hang out with you after their shifts are finished. Always ready to help out and quick at checking you in and out.
The only negative is security; the area is not the best, so ALWAYS watch out for your belongings. There are many shady people in that area of the city and sometimes they come in the hostel. If you pay a 2 € fee, and a 10 € security deposit, you can get a locker in the room in which you stay… use it. Never leave your things lying around.
Overall, I HIGHLY recommend. Just watch out for your belongings…

Das ist mir jetzt fast ein bisschen peinlich, aber es gab eine Nacht in der ich in meiner eigenen Stadt in eine Jugendherberge gehen musste. Ja, lacht nur. Ich kam von einem Hannover-​Trip zurück und es fuhr absolut keine Bahn mehr. Ich war todmüde und hatte keine Lust irgendwohin zu laufen. Das war eine Ausname, normalerweise gehe ich in keine Hostels in Frankfurt, okay?
Dieses eine Mal war ich im Endeffekt aber wirklich froh über meine Entscheidung. Ich kam an und die Müdigkeit war sofort verflogen. Im Aufenthaltsraum feierten eine Gruppe Spanier gerade eine fröhliche, kleine Party. Da konnte ich doch nicht schlafen gehen. Also schnell für eine Nacht ein 19 €-Bett bei dem netten Rezeptionsjungen mieten und der Spaß konnte beginnen.
Normalerweise bringt der Morgen danach leider umso weniger Spaß. Doch auch dafür ist im Frankfurt Hostel gesorgt. Hier gibt es nämlich sogar ein Frühstück inklisive. Herrlich, da ist jede Katerstimmung verflogen.

The only other hostels I’ve stayed at are in Central America, so I was blown away with the cleanliness and modern vibe of Frankfurt Hostel. It’s huge and essentially hotel like with multiple floors.
Free breakfast and free pasta dinner was great and very ideal. There’s a bar also with cheap coffee, etc, and cheap beers/​drinks. Was perf for pregaming! It’s right across the street from the central Frankfurt hbf train and bus station which is great. Next to a lot of restaurants and walking distance to other things.
The bathrooms were cleaned daily and really nice. I stayed in an all female 4 bed room.
Staff is friendly and helpful for the most part.
I read reviews that said there’s an older crowd which is not always typical of hostels. Gotta agree. Was kinda weird to see people 40+. No offense! It’s not the MOST social hostel ever, but my friend and I were able to meet people if you just approach and are open :)
Wish the rooms had wifi not just reception but its ok