Hotel garni Djaran

Very unfriendly staff, noisy, dirty rooms, and no internet or Wi-Fi reception in the rooms. Furthermore, they later charged us more money than had been agreed upon. Therefore, I cannot recommend this hotel…!!

The Hotel Daran is located directly opposite Offenbach Central Station and, purely externally, fits in perfectly with the hotel! The bus station is close, and shops are within walking distance! The interior of the hotel, just like the exterior, initially looks a bit run-down, and there's no elevator for any of the four floors! The reception is on the first floor behind a locked door! You have to ring the bell and announce yourself by name! I would describe the hotel owner as a truly unique human being! The Nieto, to which he leads you, also shows clear signs of a great deal of work! My room was on the third floor and had been renovated. It had a large double bed and an extra bed! The room was furnished according to modern sleep and stress relief standards and had a refrigerator, kettle, and TV! Since hardly any trains run through Offenbach Central Station at night, you could sleep soundly! The fact that check-out can last until 12:00 noon is very convenient for partygoers! The bathroom is very nicely furnished, and there were plenty of toilet paper and towels! The staff was very friendly, even kind, and helpful, and their German was good! All in all, it's a reasonable price, and if you're looking for a more alternative way to travel, this is the place for you!

Single-handle absolutely the worst place I've ever stayed in my life. The people there were absolutely the rudest most unwelcoming staff that did not give a dam that you were paying over €300 a week even though most the residents in the hotel were not paying. For the first 3 weeks I was staying there the Wi-Fi was not working and they told me to go to the hotel they owned down the road and on entering that hotel they said I was not welcome to use their Wi-Fi and to speak with the manager at the hotel I was staying at which was the same manager as the hotel went to. One Thursday when I had lost my bank card I told him I paid a 400 Euros in the morning as I was having a shower my door was being aggressively knocked out by the German manager he was telling me I must leave unless I pay the 400 Euros today which I greet before they pay tomorrow even though I've been staying there for 2 months without missing a payment and the payment was only 2 in the next day so I was already paid that stay the night he was a very rude unhelpful and I'm guessing he must be autistic by the treats he possessed. I had left my key at work and I asked the man at the desk to open my door so I could retrieve my bank card get a taxi and get the key so I could go back in even though I just paid 50 euros for replacement key he insisted that it was my problem that I couldn't get in the room even though at any normal hotel they were just open the door let you get the thing and leave but this man was the most difficult person I've ever came across. The hotel is full of rooms from filled with people from Islamic countries that are staying several people including a room which I seen on one floor where there was a Middle Eastern family that had seven children under the age of 10 in one room. If you to speak to me about this hotel I could tell you horror stories for hours if you're staying there long term they do not care your room be left uncleaned towels will not be refreshed and they will treat you like dirt because they are claiming money for people that don't have any other place to go so they are just using cash cows. If you have any morals you avoid using this hotel and any hotel owned by this family which hotel kaiserhof just around the corner is