Gay frankfurt hotels

Popular spots like La Gata and Iron Bar are perfect for enjoying a fun queer night out. While the rates are a bit higher compared to other budget hotels nearby, it's worth it for the convenient location near the main shopping street.

#4. We have a special deal every Wednesday from 8-10 pm - everything is half price so you can have double the drinks!

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Tickets cost €4.65.

Frankfurt has one of the biggest train stations in Europe with fast connections to most other German cities and some European destinations.

Getting around Frankfurt

Frankfurt has an excellent public transport system consisting of an underground metro network, buses and trams.

Metro, bus and tram

Metro stations can be identified by a U sign on a blue background.

Nonetheless, it's a cool spot that sometimes has themed events.

#8. Expect a bold mix of local charm and global flair.

Don’t skip a visit to Switchboard Café, a local LGBTQ+ cornerstone and cozy bar that doubles as a community hub. It is well-known for its impressive skyline filled with tall buildings in the city center.

Lucky's

One of the oldest gay bars in Frankfurt and Rhein/Main, but in 2012, they relocated to a new place. It's situated a few blocks south of Zeil shopping street, and a 10-minute stroll from the area with gay bars called the Bermuda Triangle.

Best LGBTQ+ Clubs and Bars in Frankfurt

Frankfurt is a city with tall buildings and business, but it also knows how to have fun at night.

Head to Zeil, the city’s major shopping street.

Hang out with the friendly regulars and experience the unique atmosphere. Zum Schwejk

Gays and party people have been coming here since 1987 to enjoy one of the liveliest nightlife spots in Frankfurt. The Penthouses offer a roof terrace with fantastic views of Frankfurt.

#2. The popular Bermuda Triangle gay neighborhood is within a short walk, and Zeil shopping street is just a few blocks away.

You can choose from single, double, or triple rooms - we suggest booking a comfort room if you're coming in the summer, as they come with air conditioning. The Main Tower has a public viewing platform 200 meters above ground.

MyZeil - Spectacular shopping centre that opened in 2009, featuring a amazing funnel-shaped glass facade, spiraling contours and Europe's longest free standing escalator!

Römerberg  - The old centre of Frankfurt, with neo-Gothic style buildings dating to the 14th century and remains of the Roman settlement (the Archäologische Garten, near the Cathedral).

Dom (Saint Bartholomeus' Cathedral) - Gothic style cathedral built in the 14th century.

Eiserner Steg (Iron bridge) - Pedestrian bridge, built in 1869 from which you can enjoy great views of Frankfurt's skyline and Main river.

The rooms are comfy and simple - some are more modern, while others are a bit old-fashioned.

There is a big apartment with a nice kitchen and a big living room - it can sleep four people, which makes it a very comfy choice for friends or two couples.