LIBERTINE LINDENBERG

Libertine Lindenberg offers a playful, aesthetic charm that will delight those who value design. The rooms are stylishly decorated, the mattresses are comfortable, and the water pressure is excellent—perfect for a refreshing shower. The common areas are indeed as ‘Instagrammable’ as they appear in photos. A particular highlight for me was the large, well-stocked communal kitchen, equipped with high-quality Le Creuset crockery—a real treat for those who enjoy cooking during their stay.||||The staff were truly outstanding, striking the perfect balance between friendly, personable, and professional. They went out of their way to ensure a comfortable stay, addressing any issues with warmth and sincerity. My thanks to them!||||Now, to the downsides. I came prepared, but I can imagine that for a tourist the immediate area outside the hotel could be quite jarring. Alt Sachsenhausen is known for its many wild bars and pubs offering the cheapest alcohol in Frankfurt. It’s very lively most evenings, especially in summer—so expect large crowds of inebriated people most nights! This isn’t a critique of the hotel itself, but it’s definitely something guests should be aware of when booking.||||Unfortunately, I do agree with other guests about the breakfast—it’s very basic. Aside from a little yoghurt and a plain croissant, coffee is only available in filter form. For cappuccino lovers, that will be extra—something I found inappropriate given the overall extra cost for breakfast. The breakfast on offer is worth about €3 from any local café, of which there are many. My tip: don’t get breakfast at the hotel—head out and enjoy one of the nearby options instead. Finally, my only minus point for the room: the televisions are very old and don’t connect to the internet or digital TV as advertised, which is a real shame.||||Given all that, I would still highly recommend this hotel. It is clearly up and coming, and for the concept and the staff, I would always choose to stay here when visiting Frankfurt for work!

We stayed at Libertine Lindenberg for one night in June 2025. The experience was terrible, and we strongly advise all travelers to think twice before booking this place.1.No air conditioning – unbearably hot at nightDespite being recently renovated (in 2024), the room had no air conditioning at all. On the night we stayed, the temperature was over 30°C, and there was only a small fan, which did absolutely nothing. It was impossible to sleep. For a so-called “top-rated, Instagrammable hotel,” this is a serious infrastructure flaw.2.Early check-out and rude handlingThe check-out time is 10:30 a.m., earlier than most hotels in Germany. We overlooked the time slightly, and were rudely knocked on the door. The staff told us in an unfriendly tone that we had 10 minutes to vacate the room. No grace period, no basic courtesy.3.Unprofessional and sarcastic receptionistAfter checking out, we had an important online meeting, so we sat quietly in the public lounge area. A white female staff member kept making sarcastic remarks, like “do you love this place so much you don’t want to leave?” It was extremely uncomfortable and deeply disrespectful.Even as we left, she stood at the window and stared at us the entire time – a final gesture that felt openly hostile and utterly unprofessional.We work in education and healthcare, and travel frequently throughout Europe. This was one of the worst hotel service experiences we’ve had in years. We hope this review serves as a warning to other guests. This hotel may look good in photos, but behind the surface lies a complete lack of comfort and professionalism.

The vegan breakfast was DELICIOUS, particularly the croissants (we don’t normally eat vegan, btw). We had a quiet room on a high level in the side of the hotel that is away from the street and heard nothing all night. The location was fantastic for walking along the river, sightseeing in the old area near cathedral, and finding dinner nearby. Fabulous little hotel.

Just spent 10 days traveling all over Europe, and this was probably the best hotel we stayed at for a few reasons. Check in was smooth and easy - I did online check in on my phone the night before, and our room was ready at 11 AM! Our room was spacious and charming, with windows that opened up to a great little view. Bathroom shower pressure was strong, bed was comfortable, and a booklet outlining recommended bars and restaurants was key. This hotel was a 10-15 minute uber ride from the train station, however, this location was key as it was tucked away from the chaos of the city center. Located on a cobblestone corner, it was like entering another world. To top it all off, there is laundry in the hotel (if you are backpacking thru Europe, this is huge!!). Would highly recommend the local restaurants (try the Apple Wine), and bars at night right outside the hotel. Fair warning - it does get loud at night - if you are sensitive to this, you may find it disturbing. 10/10 will return!

All the staff were really kind and it was a very nice stay. I was new to Frankfurt and they informed me of the place to visit. Vegan Breakfast was also nice. I want to stay there when I go to Frankfurt again!

Very cool little hotel. I stayed 2 nights and the service was great. The rooms are comfy and there is a community kitchen on the top floor. I would recommend it to anyone who is planning a trip to Frankfurt. The location seems quite central as well.

We had an unexpected stay in Frankfurt due to a travel mishap - but were so warmly welcomed by the lovely staff at this hotel we immediately forgot the stress of it all. The lobby is charming, the breakfast terrific (really, who knew vegan croissants could be so perfect?) and the location ideal. Thank you for the hospitality!

Nothing like a cleverly designed boutique hotel in a good location with great staff to win traveller plaudits! Well Libertine Lindenburg deserves its praise. The hotel staff are excellent - friendly, helpful and also happy to have a chat (which is great if you are travelling alone).|The hotel is located in Alt Sachsenhausen - a vibrant section of Frankfurt (plenty of bars, restaurants, bakeries and cafes) which is walking distance to the Old Town (Altstadt), the Museum Sector and main railway station.|The rooms are beautiful designed too - I booked the apartment on the fifth floor that was very comfortable and had some wonderful Skyline views.|In addition to a relaxing cafe area on the ground floor there is also a very clever communual kitchen on the fifth floor that encourages a sense of Libertine community.|No review would be right without mention of the breakfast which although small is a nicely vegan fare (if you are looking for fry-ups, walk away). I was told that the Vegan croissants were the 'best in the world' on arrival and that was not just an empty statement - they were totally delicious!!!

Being a born and raised Brooklynite, staying at the Libertine Lindenberg is the closest you are going to get for all those Brooklyn vibes in Frankfurt! Just reading the iron placard outside of this establishment made me smile about how dogs are welcome, as long as they get along with their dogs - how cute is that?! We checked in earlier than what was posted since our room was ready, and we were conveniently in Room 01 on the 1st floor. The cafe counter doubled as a check-in desk, and everything was taken care of upon arrival. Hubby and I opted to not have breakfast here every morning, but is a great decision if you go that route. They have light breakfast options and omelettes as well if you're looking for something more substantial for a whole day's worth of sightseeing. Our room was modern, but comfy. It felt like we were staying at a friend's apartment for a few days. The bathroom tiles are HEATED! The water pressure was amazing, and we loved sleeping on the Murphy bed that was in our room. At night, we cracked open the window to get some NY bar scene white noise and a crispy November breeze. The restaurants around the area are a MUST and some need to have reservations in advance; we warned! The staff is all young and super friendly, with bright smiles and excellent English speaking skills; you will have no problems. Need a taxi? They are more than happy to call a cab for you! This is a top choice for visiting outside the city center of Frankfurt!

Can't really say much for this hotel. Was there for three days, two of which were without heat and hot water, which was only discovered after checking in and asked to pay up front. I was advised to use a hot water bottle to stay warm, which wasn't even possible without hot water. Otherwise, no compensation was offered. Further, there was house music playing somewhere in the hotel for 48 hours straight through the whole day and night. At first I thought it was sidewalk noise, but then realized it was coming from somewhere inside the hotel - not optimal for a decent night's sleep. I noticed in the morning that the bed sheets were stained. The deluxe room was ok, but not at all in the least, worth the money. Would not stay here again and would not recommend.

Very cool and comfortable hotel that's in a good location if you're into the bar scene. We checked in a bit late on a Friday night after traveling from Münster and the street was crowded and loud and it was difficult to find a place to park because of all the partiers. But what the hell... when in Germany, party like a German! They have a little cafe where they serve breakfast in the hotel and the food was good. Overall a good experience and it was certainly better to experience Germany this way than in a gig commercial chain hotel.