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a&o Frankfurt Galluswarte, Frankfurt
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a&o Frankfurt Galluswarte, Frankfurt

Mainzer Landstraße, Frankfurt am Main, 60327, Germany
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About the Property

a&o Frankfurt Galluswarte is an excellent student accommodation in Frankfurt. This property offers a variety of shared and non-ensuite rooms to choose from. Located in central Frankfurt, you can find many of the major universities in the nearby area. Technische Universitat Darmstadt is a 30-minute drive and Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences is located at a short drive of 18 minutes from this property.

Features

All the Rooms available here are fully furnished and ready to use. Free High-speed Wi-Fi helps you with your academics and fulfills your daily entertainment needs. With a shared kitchen you can always prep your meals when you are craving your favorite food. After a long day of classes, you can socialize with others in the communal spaces and make new friends. Living here is nothing less than staying at home, a comfortable place with a serene environment makes a perfect artist’s den and you can bring an end to your hectic day by sharing a walk with your furry friend as this property accepts pets as part of their community.

Location and What's Hot?

Located in one of the major hotspots of Frankfurt, this property makes fun more accessible as you can find many Bars, Restaurants, and Cafés in the nearby areas. Nico’s Kitchen Restaurant is just a short 10-minute walk away or you can visit Zimt Cafe for a cup of coffee and it’s only a 7-minute walk from this place.

Commute

Traveling around the city will not be a hassle for you as you can find the Frankfurt (Main) Eppenhainer Straße only a few minutes away, and the Frankfurt (Main) Waldschulstraße Tram Stop is also located nearby.

What will you get

Common Amenities

Guest Kitchen
Free Wi-Fi
Snacks
Billiards
Hotel Bar
Lobby Tv

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still check in at the accommodation after 6 pm?

Guests with a FIX booking (cheaper rate; paid in advance) can arrive at any time without any difficulty. Guests with a FLEX booking (payable on site; can be cancelled free of charge by 6 pm) should call the accommodation and have their booking guaranteed by submitting their credit card details to a Customer Service Agent. Then you can arrive later without any problem. The credit card is for security purposes only – you can still pay on arrival. The card will only be charged if you do not arrive. Without a credit card, we cannot guarantee that your room will be available after 6 pm.

Can I park at the accommodation?

Almost every accommodation has its own parking lot or underground parking. Street-level spaces cost from 5,-€ per day.

What are the Check-in/ Check-out times?

Check-in is possible at any time. Your room is ready for you at 3 pm. Check-out workdays is until 10am. Weekends and also holidays until 11 am.

What do I do if I forget something at the accommodation?

They would love to help you out! Just use their contact for a personal inquiry directly to the desired accommodation house. If they have found what you lost, they will send you a short manual for the pick-up request via DHL.

Can I take my pets to the accommodation?

Dogs are always welcome at all locations! You can bring a maximum of 2 dogs in your room for a fee of £11 per night and dog. Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring dogs into the multi-bed rooms, as it is possible that it would make other guests uncomfortable. For the same reason, we ask you not to bring dogs to the breakfast room. We appreciate your understanding

Can the bus of my travel group park at the accommodation?

There are bus parking spaces free of charge in close vicinity. Some accommodations offer bus parking spaces.

Can I check in earlier or check out later?

With our Early Check-in for 12,50€, you can enter your room at 11 am. On Weekends at 12 pm. - You can book this service for single, double or family rooms at the accommodation. The Late Check-out until 2 pm for 12,50 Euro allows you a nice and long sleep-in. Available also online.

Can I temporarily store my luggage at the accommodation?

You can store your luggage in our lockers. For groups there is also a free luggage room.

How do I get to the accommodation?

A precise description of the directions can be found on each location's website.

Can I prepare my own meals at the accommodation?

You can of course also bring your own food when staying with us. Our tip: It is best to check in advance whether the accommodation you have booked offers a guest kitchen where you can prepare your meals. You can find out either by reading the e-mail sent to you 48 hours prior to your arrival or by checking our website

Can I book tickets for sightseeing etc. at the accommodation?

They make it easy for you to find suitable attractions even before you arrive: When you book a bed or room online, you will be asked in the next step about additional services such as breakfast, parking and so on. At this point, they recommend the City Cards! These "cards" also include a ticket for public transport - museums and cultural and leisure facilities are thus greatly reduced.

Is there Wi-Fi at the accommodation?

Every accommodation offers free Wi-Fi in all public areas, such as the lobby or the bars, and in every room as well.

Can I also stay at the accommodation as a teenager?

From the age of 14 you can stay in their property all by yourself.  All you need is a signed declaration of consent from your parents and a copy of the personal identification from the parent who signed the form

What kind of catering do I get at the accommodation?

You can expect a rich breakfast buffet for only 9,30 €. Please note that prices may differ in countries where the euro is not accepted as a means of payment. You can book the breakfast online for 8,65 €. Children 6 and under get breakfast for free and young adults 18 and older pay full price.
Breakfast hours are Mon-Fri 7.00-11.00 am and Sat-Sun 7.00-11.00 am. For groups of 10 or more we also offer dinner (by arrangement). On request we prepare packed lunches for 6,90 € (groups of 10 or more get a 50ct discount). This includes a sandwich, fruit, a sweet and a drink.
We ask for your understanding, as lunch and/or dinner cannot be added for individual guests. However, you are welcome to book packed lunches in advance online or on site (one day before required).

Is there enough space in the community rooms for me and my group?

Yes, these offer ample space for smaller and medium-sized groups. Should the room still be too small we can make the dining area available (non-eating times only). For teachers and accompanying persons there is also a teacher and guide lounge, called the management lounge.

When can I regularly check in or check out?

Check-in is possible at any time. Your room is ready for you at 3 pm. Check-out workdays is until 10am. Weekends and also holidays until 11 am.

How do I get to the property management?

A precise description of the directions can be found on each location's website.

Can I send my post to the reception?

In general, this is possible. However, we do not accept formal deliveries. For the safe arrival of your postcards or parcels, please note the name of the receiver and the date of stay on the item. We will then deliver it to the guest.

How long can I use my parking space?

In general, you can use your booked parking space as soon as you have arrived. We usually have so many parking spaces in the cities with their own parking facilities that it is easy to find a previously free space. The right to use your parking space usually begins at the start of your stay with us, i.e. at the check-in and check-out times: 3 p.m. to 10 a.m. the next morning (or 11 a.m. at the weekend).

Can I store my bike at the accommodation?

Of course, you can bring your own bike and store it with us. If you are concerned about the pitch and security, please contact us with your booking no. either by email or call

Does the accommodation also offer barrier-free rooms?

You will find barrier-free rooms in almost all the accommodation.

Will my room be cleaned at the accommodation?

The rooms in the accommodation area as well as in the hotel area receive a daily needs check. For a careful and compatible use of resources, we avoid a daily complete cleaning with chemicals. We restock the hygiene articles, remove the rubbish and, of course, carry out a basic cleaning on departure. For the environment's sake, you can request a new towel at the reception in the hotel area (for a small extra charge) or simply leave your towel hanging on the hook in the bathroom for further use.

Can I smoke at the accommodation?

Since January 1, 2008 all of their locations are smoke-free.

Can I arrive at the accommodation without my own towels and bed linen?

All single, double and family rooms come with bed linen and towels. Only guests in multi-bed rooms need bed linen and towels, if they didn't bring their own. You get bed linen for 3.85€ and a towel for 1.65€ either at the reception or as an online feature when booking your stay.

Is there a play corner for kids with supervision from the management?

In every the management, there is a "Kids' Corner" with toys, a colouring board, crayons and children's books. In some properties the kids' corners even have slides or playhouses. Your children can let off steam while you relax and enjoy a coffee in the lobby or breakfast room. We do not offer in-house childcare, but we can offer you a good babysitting network for some cities, which you can contact independently.

Is there a room especially for women?

Of course we offer shared rooms with women-only occupancy. You can book these conveniently online - a pink band in the photo shows you the correct room category.

Can I become a regular guest at the accommodation?

As a "frequent traveller" you will receive special treatment at the accommodation - similar to the major airlines. For €69 you can order your accommodation Traveller Card at any reception desk or by phone/e-mail. If you need more than one accommodation Traveller Card, they would also like to accommodate you. The price of the second accommodation Traveller Card is 60€ and each additional one costs 50€. You can find all the advantages of this card for you as our guest here. Please understand that the Traveller Card cannot be combined with other accommodation discounts.

Do I have to pay a deposit for group bookings?

They don't request a deposit, but they request that groups behave themselves properly.

Is there a children's discount at the accommodation?

Up to the age of 7, your children stay in your room free of charge. Families usually choose the room category "family room" (designed for 4-6 people, in some hotels also for 8 people). The room rate is determined by the number of parents (legal guardians) travelling with the children. The little ones are always welcome. That's why we are happy to provide cots (up to 2 years recommended) and highchairs free of charge if required. You don't need to worry about anything - the children's discount counts automatically when you book. Therefore you can also combine other discounts.

How much are the cancellation fees at the accommodation?

It depends on the rate you booked. If you booked using our Flex-Rate, then you can cancel at any time. Otherwise, the room will be kept available for you until 6 pm on the day of your arrival. Please let us know if you will arrive later. The Fix-Rate is, as the name says, "fixed" and cannot be canceled. The price cannot be reimbursed even if you do not stay here. That's why this rate is especially low. For groups of 10 or more, there are special cancellation rules that you can find in

Is there a press discount at the accommodation?

Journalists get a 20% discount on overnight stays. MICE Travel Card holders also get to use this special price.

How can I pay at the accommodation?

You can choose from a pool of payment options. We offer you the convenience of paying your bill by instant bank transfer, by credit card (VISA or MasterCard), by Paypal or by direct debit. When paying by Paypal, we charge a processing fee of €2.45 if the amount to be paid is less than €200. You should only choose direct debit if your arrival does not take place within the next 5 days.

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Student Accomodations in Frankfurt

Student Accommodation in Frankfurt

Finding suitable student accommodation in the Frankfurt locality can be time-consuming but not complicated. Amber offers a lot of affordable student housing that is both comfortable and reasonably priced. Student hostels in Frankfurt are found near many world-renowned universities like Goethe University, Offenbach University of Art & Design, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and Goethe School of Business. This locality is an eccentric hub and has something for everybody. Ranging from luxurious student accommodations in Central Sydney to budget-friendly student housing, all the student accommodations are built considering the uber comfort of the students.

At amber, student housing in Frankfurt is further segregated into halls of residence, private halls of the living, and private housing. Private student accommodations in Fulham consist of comfortable, luxurious, budget-friendly en-suites, studios, and shared apartments, including all bills. These student apartment options are also available for students looking for short-term tenancies. Some famous private student housing here includes Urbanum and Elementum, which are great bargains to grab. When you book your student accommodation with us, you'll be provided with a booking executive. We even have 24/7 support for round-the-clock assistance.

About Frankfurt

Also known as Frankfurt am Main or Frankfurt, a city in central Germany on the Main River, is a major financial centre and home to the European Central Bank. It is the birthplace of renowned author Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, whose former residence is now the Goethe House Museum. The city has a long history of producing high-quality sausages (frankfurters). For many years, Frankfurt has served as a major hub for transportation from Switzerland and southern Germany up the Rhine to the Ruhr region and across the Main to north-central Germany. According to GaWC, Frankfurt is a "alpha world city," a centre of trade, culture, education, tourism, and transportation on a global scale.

Frankfurt is an inviting city with a warm and friendly atmosphere, offering students a fantastic blend of academic opportunities, cultural experiences, and a lively social scene. Whether you're interested in finance, the arts, or simply immersing yourself in a diverse and cosmopolitan environment, Frankfurt has something to offer everyone.  Apart from academics, Frankfurt has much to offer in terms of entertainment and recreation. You'll find a vibrant nightlife scene, with plenty of bars, clubs, and live music venues catering to different tastes. The city is also known for its beautiful parks and green spaces, providing a tranquil escape from the bustling urban environment.

Best Student Accommodation in Frankfurt

As the primary factor for any student accommodation is its location and distance from the university, students often consider sustainability, lifestyle, and commuting services before choosing an ideal student accommodation. Student accommodation in Frankfurt adheres to the facilities a student would require. Some localities with pocket-friendly student accommodations are Bokenheim, Innenstand and Ostend.

1. Bokenheim: With its laid-back, student-friendly eateries, cafes, and late-night bars, Hip Bockenheim is a quiet district located around the hopping Leipziger Strasse. The neighbouring U-Bahn entrance resembles a subway vehicle bursting out of the pavement, and the Bockenheimer Warte, a mediaeval watchtower, are its most notable feature.

2. Innenstand: The vibrant Innenstand is a financial and commercial area recognised for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, as well as a plethora of bars, clubs, retail stores, and informal eateries. Numerous multinational retailers and the MyZeil mall are located on Zeil Street, while the upscale pedestrian street of Fressgass is lined with upscale food businesses and outdoor cafes. The Goethe House museum, which examines the life of the renowned German author, is among the cultural attractions.

3. Ostend: Up-and-coming Ostend is home to the Frankfurt Zoo, performing arts facilities such as the Fritz Rémond Theater and open spaces such as the beachfront Hafenpark and the meandering Ostpark. Hanauer Landstrasse, the main street, is filled with international restaurants, furniture boutiques, and warehouses that have been transformed into pubs and music venues. The European Central Bank Tower, which is angular and stunningly contemporary, provides views of Frankfurt's skyline.

Cost of Living in Frankfurt

Frankfurt is undoubtedly one of the most costly cities in Germany, second only to Munich. So to further help plan out your budget and expenses, we have provided rough estimates of a few other mandatory costs you will have to bear while living as a student. Most of these estimates prices will vary depending on personal preferences but are a helpful way to gauge how much you could be spending.

  1. Food and groceries: €50-100/ month
  2. Travel: €10-100/ month
  3. Phone plan: €35-50/ month
  4. Utilities: €100-300/ month
  5. Sports and Leisure: €10-45/ month

Student Travel in Frankfurt

Overall, the city's train, bus, and tram networks provide excellent coverage, and it's a highly well-connected location. Amber provides student accommodations that are all easily accessible by public transport. Students can get a travel card and travel with discounted charges. Local public transportation options include the S-Bahn, U-Bahn, city buses, trams, ferries and regional trains.

1. Bus: Given that rail-based modes of transportation services all major routes in Frankfurt, buses only play a tiny part in the city's transportation system. However, there are some cross-town bus lines, particularly towards the north. Buses operate and serve as feeder services for subway lines. Students at Goethe-University are entitled to free local public transportation in the service area.

2. Trains: Local trains go up to 80 kilometres between Frankfurt and local towns and villages. In Frankfurt's urban region, most local trains have multiple stations and are also useful for getting around the city. German local trains are divided into Regionalbahn (RB) and Regionalexpress (RE).

3. Ferry: There is only one boat service in Frankfurt, and it connects the stations Frankfurt-Hoechst Batterie and Frankfurt-Schwanheim Höchster Weg in the Hoechst neighbourhood.

4. Cycle: Cycle is one of the best ways to commute in Frankfurt, and guess what? You won’t need any gym to keep yourself fit!

Student Lifestyle and Living in Frankfurt

In Frankfurt, going to university entails more than merely carrying a book. In truth, the city has a way of luring people into nightlife, day trips, socialising, and realising life's realities. Studying in Frankfurt is truly a life-changing experience in the heart of Europe. It is among the most popular destinations for students who choose to study in Germany. As a result, the student population in this city is diverse, active, and vibrant. The city's size provides students with a wide range of possibilities.

While there are many exciting places to go in the city centre, such as wine bars and standard pubs, they can be expensive for students, which explains why some neighbourhoods where students rule. Many places are just around the corner of your preferred student accommodations. Bockenheim is a fantastic location with many less expensive but nonetheless entertaining bars and alternative cafés. There are some fantastic jazz clubs on Kleine Bockenheimer Straße for nightlife enthusiasts. The best Kneipen (traditional bars) are in Sachsenhausen, and Bornheim is another fantastic area with calm beer gardens, a lovely ambience, and fans of Apfelwein. Studying in Frankfurt is an extraordinary journey filled with memorable experiences. From its lively nightlife and diverse student community to its vibrant neighborhoods and exciting day trip opportunities, the city presents a friendly and dynamic environment that enhances your university years. So, get ready to embrace the lively spirit of Frankfurt, make lifelong connections, and create unforgettable memories during your time as a student in this captivating city.

Tourist Attractions in or around Frankfurt

Frankfurt is a very diverse city. On one hand, there are banks and big businesses, trade exhibits and shopping, and the other side is full of culture, comfort, and traditions. But one thing is sure: There is something for everyone in the Main Metropolis.

Here are a few things you can do are-

1. Römer

2. Main Tower

3. Städel Museum

4. Cathedral of St. Bartholomew (Dom St. Bartholomaus)

5. Palmengarten

Universities in/near Frankfurt

Some of the best universities are in Frankfurt. With amber, you can easily find student accommodations near your university.

1. Goethe University

2. Offenbach University of Art & Design

3. Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences and Goethe School of Business 

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