The Five Elements Hostel In Frankfurt - Connecting Travelers

Review of Five Elements Hostel Frankfurt | Moselstraße 40
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Lying in the perfect location at Moseltraße in the Red Light District Area of Frankfurt close to the Main Station (5-10 minutes walking), Five Elements Hostel offers one of the most enthusiastic atmospheres among all the hostels in town. It’s not only the staff’s hospitality from the reception/bar that brings energy to the whole building. A diverse range of activities, tours, and events are organized daily for all guests, which connects the guests, and helps them to see Frankfurt by getting together.

A variety of rooms from dorms and shared-flats to apartments

the five elements hostel in frankfurt - connecting travelers | a variety of rooms from dorms and shared-flats to apartments

Five Senses Hostel staff does not focus only on offering dorm beds like in other hostels, but giving more space and privacy for friends who travel in a groups. With prices starting from 55 EUR (60 USD) per room, you can get a twin or double room. This helps travel couples to not only save cost, but also enjoy their privacy. Get the cheapest offers with prices starting from 19EUR (20 USD) for a bed in a 6 to 8 bed-dorm or quad-room by booking early in low seasons.

The perfect view and location

the five elements hostel in frankfurt - connecting travelers | the perfect view and location

Among all the above mentioned choices, one of the most highly recommended is the shared flat with a spectacular skyline view from the roof-top. You will enjoy being in a clean, colorful, and fully-equipped room with wooden floors and massive windows. This is a perfect spot to wake up and enjoy the view of various skyscrapers, while having a self-made breakfast in bed at the same time. The hostel’s breakfast is available for 4.50 EUR (5 USD) between 7.30AM and 12PM. In the afternoon, it’s best to explore Frankfurt on foot as everything is within walkable distance from Five Elements Hostel.

Main Station with lots of cheap eats and stores, the red light district, and street markets are within a 5 minute walk. Go further to the Eastern side of the city, about a 10-15 minute walk, to find yourself lost in the medieval beauty of the Römer, Old Town, and Main River. Sachsenhausen - the Southern part of the city on another side of Main River - are where the best parties can be found!

There’s always something going on!

the five elements hostel in frankfurt - connecting travelers | there’s always something going on!

With the aim to get the guests together, Five Elements Hostel organizes something almost everyday for free for all guests and staff. Come enjoy crepes on Monday evening, fill your stomach with pasta on Tuesday pasta night, or experience the active nightlife with a free pub crawl on Thursday. There’s also a free beer tasting event every Friday starting at around 8 PM, which no guest should miss as long as he or she is in Germany - the land of the best beers in the world.

During each and every event, guests have the chance to mingle by sitting down in a circle. Without feeling ‘socially awkward’, otherwise if there was no such a get-together for strangers, guests introduce themselves while sharing simple stories of how they ended up in Frankfurt. There are also other events going on the other days of the week, such as a pub quiz, walking day-tour, museum day, etc.

Book through the Hostel’s website to enjoy a 0% reservation fee

If you love socialising and meeting new people every now and then, Five Elements Hostel is definitely the place to be. Curious about what’s going on everyday at Five Elements? Check their latest Facebook updates to get a further insight before deciding to book your bed directly on their official website with no added fee. Five Elements chain has also just opened one brand new hostel in Leipzig, which shares the same concept and atmosphere.

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