Staying at Libertine Lindenberg, Frankfurt

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Traveling home from Luxembourg I had an overnight in Frankfurt. During this stopover, I stayed at a small boutique hotel called Libertine Lindenberg, Frankfurt*.

The hotel is one of 3 houses across Frankfurt and guests get access to all Libertine properties. A cool thing about Libertine houses is their approach: they refer to themselves as a collective. The rooms can be rented for any duration, and there is a shared fully equipped kitchen with a communal dining room. There is also a laundry room and a small gym on the premises. The concierge is only on-site during the day but access to everything is by a keypad.

Each room is unique, decorated by local designers and manufacturers, and “almost all of the objects in the apartments are handmade one-off pieces”. I stayed in Libertine 19, this room has all of the standard amenities:

• A full-size clawfoot tub
• Flatscreen TV with Netflix
• A sound system and radio with a connection to the in-house recording studio (yes, an actual recording studio).

The full bathroom was a major bonus on this rainy travel day. The room is fully equipped for a blissful bath: salts, hair, and skincare products with slightly offensive but very entertaining names. For example. “Aromatic picnic [soap] for your dirty hands”.

Located centrally in the heart of Frankfurt the property* is surrounded by cobblestone streets, traditional architecture, and a plethora of beer pubs. A short walk away is the Ignatz Bubis bridge which will take you by foot to all of the city’s cultural attractions. 

Where to eat nearby, as recommended by the hotel staff:

Daheim im Lorsbacher Thal: Traditional German food, phenomenal flavours, very cozy spot with a large heated outdoor seating area. The house-made bratwurst here is what dreams are made of.

Kanonesteppel: Another great traditional spot, seemingly quite popular with the locals, I had the traditional schnitzel with the famous green source, a great recommendation by the wait staff, and absolutely loved it. 

Pizza Petro: I personally haven’t tried this spot, a girl can only eat so much during an overnight stay ☺️, but was told this is the best pizza in Frankfurt. 

Address: Frankensteiner Str. 20, 60594 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

In the gear bag: Fujifilm X-T100 with an XF50mmF2 R WR lens. See a walkthrough reel on Instagram and TikTok.