LIBERTINE LINDENBERG

Gem of a hotel, situated in a perfect spot to nestle into the old Apple District or to cross the river to the Altstadt. There are plenty of pubs and cozy restaurants in this little area to choose from, and on Saturday night when we were here it was lively well into the wee hours of the morning. However, the thick and well insulated walls of our room meant we heard none of it, even with our window ajar. Nice thick towels, comfy bedding and well appointed with toiletries. The staff we interacted with were so friendly and helpful! The light breakfast was delicious, too. Lovely stay!

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!

Nice hotel, rude staff who didn’t want to provide the free breakfast indicated on their website. On checkout, we were asked to pay for breakfast. When I said that we booked direct with the hotel and took the staff to the website where it said that it was included if your booked direct, she said that I should have called (for a long distance charge) because it wasn’t indicated on my confirmation. I said, I was telling her now and can I speak to a manager? She said she was the manager but insisted that I pay for breakfast x 4. (Some fresh fruit and yoghurt). I argued that I just proved to her what their own website indicated. She told me to get out of the hotel and not come back. It was raining and I had to wait for my taxi outside. NOT COOL!

Terrible place. Rooms are located over the Irish bar and many more around, it's super noisy every night until 3 AM. Rooms have no AC, and it's getting extra hot inside, you literally can not stay inside and can not open windows due to noise levels. Just avoid this place if you want to sleep at night.

Picking a hotel for a first time visit to a city can always be a bit of gamble when you don't know the areas but fate smiled on me when I picked the Libertine Lindeberg. Located in Alt Sachsenhausen area of the city it benefits from being at the heart of a beautifully vibrant community within the city and within walking distance of the city centre. The boutique hotel is beautifully designed throughout with nice touches such as coffee-table magazines scattered in the main cafe/bar area. I chose the Apartment (Room 50) which aside from being comfortable and relaxing it also has an amazing view of Frankfurt's skyline. But what really makes the hotel work so well is the warmth and friendliness of the staff who are all perfect Libertine Ambassadors! They are happy to chat and recommend places of interest which for a solo traveller is always nice. One other thing that should be in any review of the hotel is their Vegan breakfast which offers a small range of healthy options in the morning. The pièce de résistance for the morning is without a doubt the Vegan croissants which are, as one of the staff quite rightly said, 'the best in the world' Vielen Dank für einen wundervollen Aufenthalt, David

Arrived to the hotel to be met by construction work in the entrance. Had to go through an unsafe place to get into the hotel. |Went out that evening and when we came back at 2am couldn’t get into the hotel. There was apparently an electrical problem. They have a phone number to call for issues with the electronic door but no one answered or returned our message/calls.|After 1.5hrs we found another hotel and went and stayed there. |This hotel has not reimbursed us for the loss caused by them not having night staff. Even though they agreed that this happened and is there failing. We have provided them with receipts for the other hotel.

Nice hotel in a convenient location to walk across the river and to the train station. The room was large and well appointed. The breakfast was delicious and the community kitchen was really handy. Our room (19) was quiet so we didn’t need the earplugs, even on the Friday night, but the area can be quite noisy if you’re seeking quiet. Comfortable bed and bedding. Nice toiletries in bathroom. Free laundry for guests and the community kitchen has a lot of great basics like spices etc. The person working the breakfast area was friendly and kind. ||Cons: there is zero direction on how to check out so when we had to leave early for a flight, we simply left. There is no A/C in the room and the fan provided could not keep up with the heat. We couldn’t keep the window too widely open because of the busy area. The skylight has no shade so the loft bedroom is quite bright and there is no way to prevent the sun coming in to avoid excess heat. The kitchenette had almost no dishes but we found them upstairs in the community kitchen. The self serve check in means that you basically have to choose your own adventure to figure out how things work (like the fact that there is coffee and tea available always in the community kitchen, you don’t need to wait till breakfast at 8am to have your caffeine fix). Which brings me to 8am is a late start for breakfast meaning that our early departure to the airport meant we didn’t get one of the two breakfasts included in our stay.

This was my second visity to the Libertine. It is a wonderful boutique hotel in a vibrant part of the city. The hotel team are lovely people and know a lot about the city. The rooms are beautifully designed, with comfortable beds and plenty of space.||The hotel occasiaonlly hosts live events, during my latest visit there was a small concert in the recording studio. You would not hear this in your room. ||The only downside is the tiny bathroom sincs & lack of counter space in the bathroom. ||Please note, it can get quite noisy on weekend evenings if you room is facing the square.