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Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg, Frankfurt
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About the Property
Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg is a sought-after Frankfurt student accommodation located at Marie-Curie-Straße 20, 60439 Frankfurt am Main, offering a comfortable and stylish living experience for students. Known for its convenient proximity to top educational institutions, this property features an array of room types, including Penthouse Balcony, Penthouse Loft Balcony, Patio, Deluxe Patio, Classic, Classic Deluxe, and Double rooms. Students at the Goethe Business School, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Goethe University Frankfurt, and Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences find this accommodation in Frankfurt am Main particularly appealing due to its closeness to their campuses.
Choosing to live in Frankfurt am Main is not just a decision for top-notch education; it's an embracing of a city known for its dynamic culture, significant history, and robust student life. Home to a large student population, Frankfurt boasts rankings that reflect its status as an educational hub. The Neon Wood Riedberg student accommodation stands out as an ideal housing option, offering fully furnished rooms replete with modern amenities. What's more? The city's attractions, like its iconic skyline populated by skyscrapers, the historic Römerberg, and the tranquil Main River, are all within reach. Neon Wood Frankfurt, provided by Cresco Immobilien GMBH is an enticing urban retreat for students keen on weaving their academic pursuits with the experiential tapestry that is Frankfurt am Main. Choosing Neonwood Frankfurt is choosing the ideal student accommodation that lets you relax in a new environment and city, letting you feel at home despite being miles away. Neon Wood Frankfurt lets you explore Frankfurt from top to bottom, including its nightlife, culture, food, and everything in between.
Features
Designed for the ultimate student lifestyle, Neon Wood Frankfurt, nestled in the heart of Frankfurt am Main, offers an array of luxe amenities and comforts. This accommodation provides students with a range of room types, including Penthouse Balcony, Penthouse Loft Balcony, Patio, Deluxe Patio, Classic, Classic Deluxe, and Double rooms.
Each room at Neon Wood Frankfurt Riedberg comes fully furnished, ensuring a seamless move-in experience. The well-thought-out spaces include room storage space, a cosy extensible desk, and a kitchen with appliances—complete with a microwave and fridge with a small freezer to fulfil culinary pursuits. Private amenities extend to a sumptuous shower, and select units feature a serene terrace for a breath of fresh air amidst city views. The towel holder, bed with storage, stove, and wardrobe go above and beyond to make your life at Neon Wood Riedberg as comfortable as possible.
The presence of high-speed internet caters to both study needs and streaming pleasures. The building's state-of-the-art 24/7 gym facility promotes an active and balanced lifestyle, while the spacious study areas provide a quiet space to focus. For relaxation and socialising, there are several outdoor areas, a fun gaming room, and organised community events that encourage community building among residents. Additional practicalities include a laundry service, vending machines for quick snacks, on-site bicycle storage, and housekeeping readily available. The dedicated community staff ensure a warm welcome and continual support throughout one's stay. The regular cleaning and a fun gaming area ensure your peace of mind at Neonwood Frankfurt.
Location and What's Hot?
Right next to the bustling, cosmopolitan life of Frankfurt, Neon Wood Frankfurt, a top offering when it comes to Frankfurt student accommodation stands as an epitome of convenience and urban living for students. Neon Wood Frankfurt is within a short distance from prestigious educational institutions. If you're aiming for a degree in arts, the Goethe University Frankfurt is close by. Aspiring financial wizards have the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management within their vicinity, while future tech gurus can easily access the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. Not to forget, the Goethe Business School is just around the corner for those immersed in various academic pursuits
Living here, you'll find yourself surrounded by culinary delights and essentials that make student life a breeze. Just around the corner, indulge in the array of varied cuisines offered by restaurants like Traumkuh Nordwestzentrum, savour the delicacies of Minserva Restaurant/Bistro, or enjoy the casual ambience at Cafe Crumble. For coffee enthusiasts, a quick walk will lead you to the aromatic brews of Hofcafe.
When it's time to stock up on your groceries, stores like REWE and Aldi are at your service, and should you need medical attention, the renowned Universitätsklinikum Frankfurt is within reach. Nature lovers and fitness enthusiasts can rejoice as the serene environs of Niddapark are in close proximity, offering a perfect retreat for a jog or a well-deserved break from studies.
What's more? Neon Wood Riedberg is not just about studies. It's a short distance away from some of Frankfurt am Main's iconic attractions. You can immerse yourself in culture at the Städel Museum or enjoy the historical scenery at the Römerberg. For evenings out, the well-known Gibson Club offers vibrant nightlife just a short trip away.
Overall, the vibe of Neon Wood Riedberg and Frankfurt is the perfect avenue for students to explore all that germany has to offer academically and more!
Commute
Living at Neon Wood Frankfurt ensures that students have a multitude of commuting options right at their doorstep, offering an effortless way to explore the vibrant city of Frankfurt am Main. With accessible public transportation facilities nearby, residents can easily connect to various parts of the city. Several bus stops, such as Frankfurt (Main) Weißkirchener Weg and Frankfurt (Main) Thomas-Mann-Straße, are within close proximity, making it convenient for students to catch a quick ride to campuses or city centres. Moreover, the presence of tram stops and subway stations nearby, such as Weißkirchen Ost and Frankfurt (Main) Niederursel, puts students right in the hub of Frankfurt's well-organized transport network. The strategic location of Neon Wood Frankfurt simplifies travel and enhances the living experience for students in Frankfurt.
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Cancellation Policies (1)
- Cooling Off PeriodThis property does not offer cooling-off period.
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- Security DepositThis property requires security deposit.
- Pay In InstalmentThis property offers 12 flexible instalment plans.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I book my Apartment?
Our booking process is an absolute breeze and can be completely carried out online. You just need your private information, a copy of your ID/Passport and your enrollment.
What about if I need to cancel or terminate my contract?
You are signing for a binding contract with fixed durations (mostly for 6 or 12 months), which can not be cancelled. But of course we understand, each request of any changes in the contract is individual and thus we are checking each request also very individually. There are some major reasons which allows you cancel or terminate your lease.
* You’re not receiving a VISA to stay in Germany
* You are an Erasmus student, your program has been cancelled and your study will take place at home again
* Death in your family (first-degree)
* You’re not a student anymore (so you can terminate/shorten your contract to the end of the actual semester)
* You can’t arrive due to closed borders (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.)
* The government of your home country gave the instruction to travel home (due to special events like war, pandemic, etc.)
Of course we all hope, this will never happen. =)
When do I have to pay my rent?
The rent shall be paid monthly in advance, at the latest up to the 3rd working day of each month.
What kind of lease durations are available and what does the 1 week earlier move out mean?
Depending on our property you can rent your apartment for a minimum of 6 up to 12 months. During that time of course you always have to be a student. Please note, in order to be able to carry out the cleaning, maintenance and repair measures required as a result of the use of your apartment and for an immediate subsequent letting, your apartment needs to be returned to us one week before your contract end date. We have calculated the rent on the basis of an effective term shortened by one week, so that this provision does not constitute an economic disadvantage for the tenant. If you are planning to extend your stay in the same apartment, of course an earlier move out between your old and your new contract is not required.
What do I need to pay before I can move in? What's included in the first payment?
Your upfront payment includes…
A deposit of one and a half or two month’s rent, depending on the length of your stay. (1.5 months rent for up to 6 months length of stay, otherwise 2 months rent)
The deposit secures among other things damages in the apartment. If you return your apartment in good condition and all rent payments have been duly made, you will receive the deposit back in full no later than 8 weeks after moving out.
The membership fee is a fixed payment for all administrative activities related to your lease and stay at Neon Wood. This amount will not be returned to you.
Is Neon Wood far from my university?
Living at Neon wood, you aren’t going to be far from anywhere. Besides being centrally located, we’re also superbly connected by tram, underground or bus to every major stop in the city.
Are there any other fees or public services I need to pay?
Yes, the “Rundfunkbeitrag” (German „TV tax“) does charge 18,36 € per month irrespective of where you live. But if you are given BAFöG from the German government, you may be able to get out of paying this.
Can I register Neon Wood as my main residence?
Yes, of course. At the very least, it needs to be your secondary residence. Documents for the registration (= “Wohnungsgeberbestätigung”) at the Berlin Offices (= “Bürgeramt”), you’re getting directly after your move-in and apartment handover.
Can I sublet?
Subletting is not permitted.
Do I have to be a student to rent an apartment?
We’re designed to accommodate students. If you’d like to rent with us and you’re not a student, you should at least be in education. Otherwise we highly suggest checking out Tannhaus – our partner brand for young professionals, digital nomads and freelancers.
What does all-incl. rent mean?
The all-inclusive rent pays for your fully furnished apartment and covers the utilities such as water, heating and electricity. Further included in your rent, access to high speed internet (1 Gigabit) and the use of all public areas. 1 Rent = all inclusive… More information you may find in your lease under §3… The rent per floor may vary.
What is the shortest period that I can rent for?
You can book an apartment for either six months or twelve months.
Does my booking automatically renew once my lease expires?
It does not, but you can always renew your lease upon availability. Therefor, please contact our reservations as soon as possible.
What documents do I need for a booking?
You will need…
– A copy of your ID
– Parent/legal guardian approval if under the age of 18 and their ID
– A certificate of enrolment at your university.
Is it possible to reserve an apartment?
The only way to reserve your apartment is to book it with us online.
How do I get a tenant agreement?
Contact us.
What can I put on the walls?
You can put pictures, posters, or whatever else you like on your walls – just as long as you don’t use anything that leaves residue.
What’s security like?
We have an intercom in each apartment, an electronic locking system and video security for our buildings. We also have a house manager and a team of concierge staff that is there to help you every day until late.
Is there somewhere I can put my bike?
Yes. There are places to lock up your bike in the courtyard as well as in our basement.
Are there any car parking spaces?
In our Neon Wood Berlin Mitte-Wedding and Frankfurt Riedberg we do offer car parking spaces. Our spot at Frankfurter Tor unfortunately does not have any carports.
What furniture is included in the apartment?
You can count on each apartment having great lamps and custom furniture such as a bed, a desk with vintage chairs, a dining table, a wardrobe, a kitchen with two ceramic hobs, fridge and a microwave. The kitchen in our Neon Silver and Neon Gold categories are all fully equipped such as dishes and also include a dish washer.
Can I watch TV?
You can sign up to use our onsite IP-TV or watch using your laptop or tablet.
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Frankfurt Student Accommodation
Finding a perfect student accommodation in Frankfurt is a time-consuming task and with no guarantee of actually getting a place of your comfort. Well, amber makes this challenging task simplified and easy with its secure method. There are many Frankfurt student accommodation options that one can choose from, such as ensuites, non-ensuites, bedroom apartments, and studios. With a large number of students traveling to the city for education, it becomes difficult to secure a student dormitory in Frankfurt; hence, amber provides affordable and student-friendly options that fit every budget.These student residence Frankfurt options are located in the close proximity of Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts and Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. Some of the top student accommodation in Frankfurt providers includes Yugo-Germany, Ipartment, Brera Serviced Apartments, and more.
About Frankfurt
Germany’s 5th largest city, Frankfurt is the country's major financial center. Located along the River Main, it seamlessly blends modern skyscrapers with historic sites, earning nicknames like "Mainhattan" and "Bankfurt.". What makes it the financial center of the nation is that Frankfurt hosts the European Central Bank, Deutsche Bundesbank, and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Opening up endless opportunities for students once they complete their studies. The city is full of students, thanks to famous schools like the College of Fine Arts, Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, and Goethe University Frankfurt. Students often live in areas like Bockenheim and Westend because they're close to universities and have lots going on.Frankfurt isn't just about money and banking. It has a long history going back to the Holy Roman Empire. If you visit the old town (Altstadt), you'll find Römerberg, a beautiful square with old-fashioned buildings, including the Römer, which is Frankfurt's old city hall. The St. Bartholomew's Cathedral (Kaiserdom) shows how important Frankfurt was for both religion and politics throughout history.
Best Student Accommodation in Frankfurt
Shifting to a new city can be a challenging task, especially when you don’t secure a place that feels like home away from home. While choosing student accommodation in Frankfurt, one must keep in mind the basic amenities & facilities that they require. Amber connects students with the best Frankfurt student accommodation that ensures that the stay is comfortable but is also well-connected to the city. Some of the well-known student accommodation in Frankfurt are-
Affordable Student Accommodation in Frankfurt
While searching for student accommodation in Frankfurt, one often looks for budget-friendly options. Amber offers a wide range of affordable student accommodation in Frankfurt, which is packed with all the necessary amenities that fit your budget. These cheap apartments in Frankfurt are also situated close to the university, which makes traveling easy for students. Some of the cheap student accommodation in Frankfurt include:
Best Areas to Live in Frankfurt
Frankfurt has different areas for all types of students, from bustling city center districts to peaceful suburbs. Each part of Frankfurt has its own unique character and advantages. You can find the traditional Frankfurt experience or choose a more relaxed neighborhood that's budget-friendly. Some areas put you right in the heart of the action, while others offer a calmer environment. No matter what you prefer, Frankfurt has a neighborhood that will feel like home.
Bahnhofsviertel sits right around Frankfurt's main train station and has a lively mix of people and activities. It used to be known mainly for nightlife and the red-light district, but now many students live here because it's affordable and close to universities.
Ostend is a trendy area that's becoming more popular with students, especially those attending Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. The huge European Central Bank building stands out in this neighborhood where you'll find modern cafés, shared workspaces, and reasonably priced apartments. Students love relaxing in Hafenpark by the river, where you can exercise or just hang out with friends.
Bockenheim is a student favorite because it's right next to Goethe University's main campus. The neighborhood has a relaxed, academic feel and doesn't cost as much as living in the center of Frankfurt. You'll find Frankfurt student housing options, cozy places to study, and lots of bookstores and libraries scattered throughout the area. Some of the best options for stay includes Leipziger Straße.
Frankfurt's city center (Innenstadt) is exciting but expensive, putting it at the heart of business, culture, and shopping. Famous spots like the Zeil shopping street, historic Römerberg square, and Frankfurt Opera are all right here, giving students plenty to do in their free time. One can fina a wide range of student accommodation in Frankfurt such as Yugo Urbanum which is in close proximity to many universities.
Gallusviertel is up-and-coming for students who want affordable housing that's still close to Frankfurt's main areas. You can find a mix of older buildings and new apartments that cost less than places in the city center. The neighborhood has more student hangouts popping up all the time, including cafés, bars, and cultural spaces where young people gather. Some of the closest Frankfurt student housing options are Yugo Alvarium and Ipartment Frankfurt Bahnhofsviertel.
Room Types Available in Frankfurt
Frankfurt student accommodation is as amazing as the city itself, offering various room types to match different needs and budgets. Let's explore the student housing in Frankfurt options that will make your university experience exactly what you're dreaming of!
- Studio Apartments: Perfect for those who value their independence! These self-contained spaces come with your own private bathroom, kitchenette, and study area such as Yugo Urbanum. Think of it as your mini-apartment in the heart of Frankfurt where you can study, cook, and relax in complete privacy.
- En-suite Rooms: Want the best of both worlds? En-suite rooms give you the privacy of your own bathroom while still keeping the social atmosphere alive. You'll share a kitchen and living space with other students, making it perfect for those late-night study sessions such as Leipziger Straße.
- Non-Ensuite Rooms: The most budget-friendly option without compromising on comfort! You'll have your private bedroom while sharing bathroom facilities with a few other students. The shared kitchen and living spaces are great for socializing, and the money you save can fund those weekend explorations of Frankfurt's famous museums and cultural scene.
- Shared Apartments: Whether you're looking for a 1-bed sanctuary or want to live with up to 4 friends in a shared apartment, Frankfurt's got you covered. These Frankfurt student apartments typically come with shared living rooms and kitchens, perfect for those who want a more home-like environment.
Cost of Living
When thinking about studying in Frankfurt, you should know about the living costs in this busy city. Frankfurt is a major banking city in Europe, so it's more expensive than many other German cities. Other everyday costs like food, electricity bills, and bus or train tickets also cost more than in smaller cities. While Frankfurt offers great services and facilities, the higher living costs are something to think carefully about before moving there. Below you'll find a list of expenses you can expect.
1. Off-campus Accommodation: €480 - €500 per month
2. Transportation: €90 - €110 per month
3. Food: €500 - €550 per month
4. Utility: €320 - €355 per month
5. Entertainment: €50 - €60 per month
6. Groceries: €25 - €35 per month
7. Clothes: €120 - €135 per month
Student Travel Frankfurt
Living in Frankfurt gives students easy and affordable ways to travel around the city. Frankfurt has excellent public transportation that helps students get to their universities without hassle. Here's how you can get around the city from student accommodation in Frankfurt.
1. Buses:
Frankfurt has many buses that go to different neighborhoods and suburbs, making them great for short and medium trips. Buses run often during the day but less frequently at night. You can buy tickets from machines at bus stops or on the buses for about €2.75 for a single trip in the city. A monthly pass called a Monatskarte costs about €90.
2. Metro:
The U-Bahn and S-Bahn trains cover both downtown and the wider area. They're a fast way to travel, with trains coming every 2-5 minutes during busy hours. A regular one-way ticket costs about €3, but daily or weekly passes might save you money if you travel a lot. The Wochenkarte (weekly pass) costs around €25.75.
3. Cycling:
Frankfurt is good for biking with special bike lanes and bike-sharing programs like Call a Bike. Biking is cheap, healthy, and good for the environment. The first 30 minutes are free, and after that, it costs about €1 for each additional half hour.
Student Lifestyle and Tourist Attractions in Frankfurt
Frankfurt is a vibrant and welcoming place for students, offering a safe and dynamic environment with plenty of opportunities to unwind, explore, and socialize. With its international atmosphere, excellent public transportation, and diverse entertainment options, Frankfurt combines big-city excitement with student-friendly convenience, making it an ideal place for your university years.
- Safety and Student-Friendly Atmosphere:
Known for its safe neighborhoods and student-friendly zones, Frankfurt provides a secure environment with plenty of resources. Many students gravitate toward areas like Bockenheim and Westend for easy access to libraries like the University Library, study-friendly cafés like Café Karin, and community centers. The city's efficient public transportation system ensures students can safely return home even after late-night study sessions or social gatherings.
- Popular Hangouts and Social Spots:
For social gatherings, students flock to Bockenheimer Weinkontor for wine tasting events, while Café Hauptwache offers affordable and delicious food options in the heart of the city. Green spaces like Grüneburgpark and Palmengarten offer peaceful escapes for study sessions or picnics when the weather permits.
Frankfurt's nightlife is legendary among students, with Alt-Sachsenhausen's traditional apple wine taverns providing a uniquely Frankfurt experience. For those seeking more modern entertainment, clubs like Gibson and Tanzhaus West feature diverse music scenes ranging from techno to hip-hop. The student-favorite bar 22nd Lounge offers special student nights with discounted drinks, while Café KOZ on the university campus serves as a relaxed meeting point during the day.
- Unique Events and Cultural Experiences:
The city's lively calendar includes Museumsufer Festival, one of Europe's largest cultural festivals, and the world-famous Frankfurt Book Fair, offering student discounts and volunteer opportunities. The Christmas Market in December creates a magical atmosphere, while the Apple Wine Festival in August celebrates Frankfurt's signature drink. These events provide fantastic opportunities for students to immerse themselves in local culture and connect with Frankfurt's diverse international community.
Universities in Frankfurt
Some of the best universities in Frankfurt include: