25 Hours Hotel Levi’s, Frankfurt

My room was biggest than in other hotels. The neighbour of drugged people is not a problem, as you can reach the hotel from a calm road

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I liked the concept. The room was nice comfortable and clean. The people at the reception were friendly. I really liked the interior and I thought the concept was smart and refreshing.

I thought it was overpriced. The location for a four star hotel was absolutely terrible not to say the least dangerous. All over junkies, smell of urine and dirt. We didn't dare to go out at night. Even though the vicinity to the HBf was convenient I never felt comfortable walking in the street. Therefore I would not book it again or recommend it to anybody. Another remark : breakfast at the shukah bar was okaish. The avocado sandwich was delicious but most of the guest were lost looking where to find what at the buffet. If you are asking 26€ per person the buffet should be organised more chronologically ( plates and forks together ) butter with the spreads etc. I would expect a good cappuccino, fresh orange juice ( not from the carton) and more fresh veggies and fruit. A

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I did not eat breakfast in the morning.

Interesting interior design, nice and welcoming vibe in the lobby.

The windows in the hotel room didn't block the noise from the street. It was very loud outside during the night.

The rooms are very well equipped, with good toiletries and free mini fridge. The bed was also very comfortable and the whole hotel itself was a cool design.

The area it is in is quite dodgy. Lots of homeless people and people using on the street. Annoyingly the fire alarm went off (accidentally) at 5am leading to a full building evacuation and no apology or any type of compensation given.

Room is modern and quite big

In the middle of the hbf area which you should be aware of

Superb breakfast!

Very stylish rooms, smart planning, design idea, comfortable bed, beautiful decoration

I heard every single fight on the street on night long, drug addicted seat on the road right in front of the windows of the hotel.

Hotel is perfect. The area is a bit run down with drug users in the area during the day and night. As it is close to train station this xan happen.

Drug use in the area

Style, of course. Free minibar is always a bonus. They have emergency toothbrushes.

The location is very bad. Loads of homeless people, loads pf junkies, loads of shady characters lurking around.

This design hotel was very relaxing. The room was spacious, with good lights setup, a great shower room and awesome toiletries there! The booklet and newspaper both provided useful information about locations to eat and shop. The bar restaurant serves exceptional drinks and dishes.

The location is tricky. There are a lot of junkies around.

Good money/value.

Cool design. Free minibar. Very friendly service. Nice restaurant next door.

The area is has a lot of drug use right on the street.

The staff members are really gentle and the room super cozy. The bed was very comfortable, slept like a baby.

The surroundings are really bad. I know it’s not the hotel’s fault, but people are just commenting about how well located the place is without mentioning that the neighborhood is full of people using drugs. Didn’t feel safe and had to spend money on Uber/taxi when I wanted to go out at night. Totally don’t recommend if you’re a solo traveler (specially if you’re woman). It might be okay if you have some company to walk around.

Fun and funky , free mini bar BONUS , plus side two minute walk from the station , area is a little rough with homeless on route , but I have no issues late at night

The lounge at the reception is great to do some work and also socialize with other guests. It is even allowed to eat your own food there. The rooms and the bathroom are really nice as well.

The nightstands next to the bed have a convex shape at the top instead of being flat. This is not easily visible and super impractical. Due to that, both my laptop and phone slid down and fell on the floor.

Staff, room, rooftop terrace

Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof area is disgusting, but the location of the hotel is very convenient

there are many unpleasant things near the location of the hotel

The staff is amazingly nice. Rooms are original and tasteful. Beds are extremely comfortable, cozy quilt, many pillows.

Noise isolation is ok but not the best. I was woken up by the slamming of doors in the evening and night. This is mostly due to uneducated guests, rather than the hotel's fault. The lighting in the bathroom is very soft.

Very nice property with individually styled rooms and very nice shower!

The area around train station is filled with junkies, beggars and other suspicious human beings. Even more it is nice to be in the facilities which are clean and proper near the train station.

Loved the decor. Someone has great and quirky taste. Breakfast was fantastic. Staff were so helpful.

Just the location. Some of the roads close by were felt quite unsafe with the druggies, homeless etc.

I liked the convenience of the location, the free mini bar, the bars on the ground floor and the top floor.

I didn't like the attitude of the female bartender in the ipstairs bar. She was just plain rude. I also didn't like that I asked two people at the reception desk for a wake-up call and didn't receive it.

The room was nice, clean and comfortable. Colorful and quirky. I love 25hours and planning to stay at more in the future.

The location was sketchy & all streets leading to it were scary/unsafe to walk through, specially at night. The staff didn’t allow us to park our car in the hotel parking because of our car size although I spotted bigger cars parked in the location. No alternative was given to us and we weren’t informed of any car size restrictions prior to our arrival.

It has a good vibe and the rooms are quite spacious and very clean. On the roof top you can work out while looking at the skyscrapers

The surrounding area is.. absolutely insane! It’s in the heart of a deprived area around the train station where homeless people, drug addicts and sex workers are lying on the street. Not for the faint hearted, but if you don’t mind it’s very central if nothing else