Guest house for BFW Frankfurt

Nice place for temporary accommodations. Unfortunately the public transport is a bit of a walk away. There are surprisingly a lot of mirrors in the hallway that I found interesting.

What a marvellous place to be. I barely miss anything. It's like Home away from Home

Great experience

Great

Tool

Anything but satisfactory. The rooms need to be overhauled.... Showers are a complete disaster. Water sprays everywhere. No further recommendation for me. etc....

Very good learning environment and exceptionally good food.

After 2 years of retraining at the BFW and staying in the guesthouse, I have come to the following conclusions.Accommodation:The room has an area of ​​approximately 20m², has a standard bed measuring 1x2 meters, a refrigerator, a desk, a chair, a TV stand, a wardrobe, a filing cabinet with a lockable drawer and a bedside table.Each room receives a set of towels and bed linen, which can be exchanged for fresh linen every day through housekeeping, but personally I preferred to bring my own linen.Technical equipment:A telephone with which you can contact b-service or be called. Outgoing phone calls are not possible.A desk lamp and a DSL router with WLAN and 4 LAN ports.In the bathroom there is a built-in hairdryer and a socket for a razor or toothbrush.There are 5-7 sockets in the room.The refrigerator and router each take up one power outlet.Bathroom:The shower and sink have separate water inlets for cold and warm water. Importantly, hot water is really hot throughout the BFW, as it is around 70°C, so you should experiment a bit with the supply at the beginning so that you have the ideal temperature.Additional information:There are 2 washrooms in the building, on the first and second floors.The devices are operated with coins, which must be suitable as the machine does not give change. Also important, the washing machine is number 2 and the dryer is number 1. From personal experience I have to say that the dryer on the second floor gives better results and the clothes are really dry in the end.What should you bring with you?My personal checklist of what you should bring with you if you are staying in the guesthouse for a longer period of time.- TV + TV cable for cable reception- Network cables for your own devices such as televisions, game consoles and computers- Multiple power strip- A comfortable chair, as the chair is more reminiscent of an authority chair from the 80s- Cutlery and crockery if you want to eat something- Laundry basket and detergent- Own towels and bed linen- Cleaning products- A fan, as it can get really hot in summer depending on which direction the room is facing.- Mattress or topper, as the house only offers a mattress with H1 as standard. Harder mattresses can be prescribed by the physio, but it is still not ideal if you have back problems- Pillow, as the pillow offered is not ergonomic

Everything is great, except that there is no draft to cool the room with an open window, there is no effect - there are no fans in the rooms.

Spartan furnishings. Beds for those suffering from intervertebral discs are a horror.