A stay at the 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman will boost your spirits with its colorful personality. Just as the Ostend neighborhood in Frankfurt has undergone a creative renaissance, 25hours Hotel The Goldman carries those modern, artsy themes throughout its rooms and hallways. It's the perfect place to stay if you have one day in Frankfurt or longer.
This boutique hotel feels more like a design museum at times than a place to temporarily call home in Frankfurt. There aren't many hotels where I stop to admire everything on the walls; at times, my senses were even slightly overwhelmed with where I should look first. 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman is the perfect place to stay for urban travelers, pop art appreciating wanderers, and creative personalities.

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Where is 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman Located?
The surrounding buildings might look a little drab, but the inside of the 25hours Hotel The Goldman is a whole other story. Blue laser lights at the front desk are a bold choice, but it fits with the eclectic theme of the accommodation.

The Ostend neighborhood is just east of the historic downtown core where we spent most of our time. It's about a 30 minute walk into the city center or a 10 minute walk to the nearest subway station. The photo above shows the view from our hotel room window overlooking the city street.
While you might seek the convenience of a city center hotel, this luxury hotel comes at a lower price point for top notch amenities. Plus, you're staying in an intriguing area of the city with art galleries, studios, fashion shops, restaurants, and green spaces.
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman: Our Room

Each room has its own personality. We stayed in the west wing where each room is named for a different notable person. Inside, there's biographical details, photographs, portraits and artwork related to this personality. Justin and I stayed in the Raoul Wallenberg room, a man who saved tens of thousands of Jews during the Holocaust.


Pillows on the bed playfully state, "Almost home". The bed was so comfortable that we really felt right at home, which was ideal after an overnight flight from Toronto. The neighborhood and hotel are peaceful and quiet, so we had no difficulty having a restful night's sleep (and a restful day's nap upon our arrival!).
One key attribute for the best place to stay in Frankfurt is a place where you'll get the most amount of sleep possible. It's even more essential when your body clock isn't quite adjusted to its new time zone just yet.
More Hotel Room Amenities

Each room has a desk with two chairs, as well as outlets to plug in your electronics. Combined with the complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, this hotel offers a fantastic place for business travelers and digital nomads alike to get some work done.


Another great perk in the room is access to an E Boom Bluetooth Speaker. It sits on a small shelf near the desk, so you don't have to deprive yourself of music on your trip. If you love the speaker, you can purchase the same one in the hotel's gift shop.

The bathroom has plenty of shelf space for our toiletries, and the walk in shower has great water pressure. The hotel takes extra steps to be more environmentally friendly. For instance, the larger bottles of soap and hand lotion are much better than the tiny ones that get used up and thrown out with each guest. The phrase, "Stop the water while using me!" is scrawled across each bottle, a gentle reminder to conserve water.
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman: Hotel Amenities

The 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman has a lengthy list of amenities that I haven't seen at many other hotels. These include:
- Schindelhaur bicycles available for hotel guests to rent, along with an on board map of the best spots in town
- Day pass to nearby fitness club for 8 Euros (includes gym, sauna, all classes)
- Isoletta Restaurant (Mediterranean/Italian food), perfect spot for a bite to eat
- Individually designed rooms, vintage style
- iMac workstation at the Wohnzimmer / living room
- Meeting rooms with conference equipment
The Hotel Gift Shop

If you're enamored by the quirky design elements of the hotel, perhaps you'll find something inspiring in the 25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman's gift shop. It's a lengthy shelving unit filled with a curated selection of wares, like books, jewelry, mugs, hats, treats, and more.
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman: Oost Bar

After a day exploring Frankfurt, we recommend that you return to the Oost Bar at the hotel for a nightcap. The bar has quirky design elements, such as the fluorescent pink lighting and menu sign behind the bar ("Already wine o'clock?" and "Diet comes from die" written on the board).


Justin and I each ordered a locally brewed beer and cozied up on a retro couch. Behind us, shimmery beaded curtains swayed as guests passed the bar. Sometimes there are live bands or a DJ playing tunes, welcoming visitors off the street to stop by. In the morning, we ate at the breakfast buffet in the same area, feasting on fruit and freshly baked bread as the primary vegan options.
Book Your Stay at 25Hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman
25hours Hotel Frankfurt The Goldman is the place to stay in Frankfurt! With its splashy interior, comfortable rooms, friendly and helpful staff members and spacious bar, you'll want to make this hotel your home in Frankfurt, Germany.
- Book your stay on their official website
- Book your stay at popular accommodation website, Booking.com
- Read more reviews on Tripadvisor
More Things to Do in Germany
Justin and I LOVE visiting Germany and we always have a fantastic time exploring this beautiful country. Here are some other articles about our trips to various cities and towns in Germany that will help you plan your holidays.
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- Best things to do in Bamberg, Germany
- Vegan guide to Bamberg
- 1 day itinerary for Frankfurt, Germany
- Best things to do in Garmisch-Partenkirchen
- Best things to do in Tubingen, Germany
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- How to visit Berlin's Computer Museum
- Berlin on Bike: An alternative Berlin bike tour
- Almodovar Hotel: A vegetarian hotel in Berlin
- Vegan guide to Berlin, Germany
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Eric says
We just stayed at the 25 hours in Dusseldorf. They decorated that one in an ode to France style especially the Tour de France. Lots of photos of bicycle racers around the property. I will say they also have some of the best hotel coffee I've every come across.