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Business Hostel Wiesbaden ONE

Mitte

Michele

₩85,770 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 12 - Jul 13

a&o Frankfurt Galluswarte - Hostel

Gallus

"A&O Hostel Frankfurt exceeded all my expectations! I have never stayed in a hostel this good before. Everything was excellent—from the clean and comfortable rooms to the friendly and helpful staff. The atmosphere was welcoming, and I felt at home throughout my stay. The location in Frankfurt, Germany, is perfect, with easy access to public transportation, making it convenient to explore the city and travel to other destinations. I highly recommend A&O Hostel Frankfurt to anyone looking for a...

KAHSU LEMA

₩71,540 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 16 - Jul 17

Five Elements Hostel

Bahnhofsviertel

Bernie Joe

₩75,941 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 7 - Jul 8

JC&BLUE Guesthouse - Hostel

Bahnhofsviertel

Ava

₩271,224 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 1 - Jul 2

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Hampton by Hilton Frankfurt Airport

8/10 Good

"Clean, safe, nice staff. My only complaint was that when booking there was no info that indicated how difficult it would be to get to this hotel. I booked because it was advertised as being close to the airport. Unfortunately, because Terminal 2 is closed for remodeling, it was VERY difficult to get to on foot with luggage. All the maps apps said we could walk/tram there (I checked before I booked). The walking map wanted you to get off the sky tram at Terminal 2 and then walk a short distance. Since terminal 2 is closed, that wasn't possible. We ended up having to figure out how to use the city subway to go one stop from Terminal 1 to get closer to the hotel. Subway was hard to find and then the ticket machines were confusing (this is not the hotel's fault, just an observation for fellow travelers). Once we got off the subway stop closest to the hotel, there were no elevators at all and the escalators were closed so we had to carry all our luggage up 3 flights of stairs to reach the street level. From there it was about a 8 min walk to the hotel. We arrived frazzled, hot, sweaty, and exhausted. Once there though, the hotel staff was great. They had cold water in the lobby, quick check in, decent air conditioning, a bar, and a restaurant with a small menu so we didn't have to go back out in the heat. We decided to Uber back to the airport the next morning to fly out, as it took us over an hour to get from the airport rental car drop off to the hotel on foot."