3 Best Hostels in Frankfurt

Located on the banks of the River Main, Jugendherberge Frankfurt - Haus der Jugend offers panoramic views of Frankfurt's skyline. With a 24-hour reception, guests can enjoy a relaxing stay in the vibrant Sachsenhausen district. The bright dorm rooms come with private showers and toilets for added comfort.

Start your day with a buffet breakfast and enjoy lunch and dinner buffets. For a quick snack or drink, head to the Backpackers Inn café with views of the river and central Frankfurt.

Jugendherberge Frankfurt - Haus der Jugend is just a 15-minute walk from Frankfurt's Old Town and Museumsufer. Frankensteiner Platz tram stop is only 50 meters away, making exploring the city easy and convenient.

Perfect for families and travelers looking for comfort and convenience, A&o Frankfurt Ostend delivers cozy rooms with private bathrooms, sleek parquet floors, and free WiFi throughout the property. Each room comes equipped with a TV, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries, making it easy to settle in and relax. A&o Frankfurt Ostend features a lively bar and a 24-hour front desk to keep things running smoothly at any hour.

Other useful perks include a lift, an electric vehicle charging station, and private parking available for a fee. Mornings start right with a continental buffet breakfast loaded with juice, fresh fruit, cheese, and pancakes. A&o Frankfurt Ostend is close to some of Frankfurt’s most exciting spots, including Eiserner Steg, the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew, and Museumsufer. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the nearby opportunities for boating, kayaking, and canoeing along the river.

In the heart of Frankfurt’s red light district, the Five Elements Hostel makes a bold impression with its edgy location and social buzz. This modern hostel draws in travelers with free WiFi, a 24-hour reception, and a round-the-clock bar that keeps the energy flowing. Mornings kick off with a generous all-you-can-eat buffet served until noon—perfect for late risers.

There’s something for every kind of traveler, from private rooms and traditional dorms to sleek capsule-style beds. The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, thanks in large part to the enthusiastic staff who are always ready to share insider tips on the city.

With major attractions like the Palmengarten, the Main river museums, the cider-sipping streets of Sachsenhausen, and the iconic Paulskirche all within easy reach, Five Elements Hostel is a great launchpad for diving into Frankfurt’s bold and unfiltered character.