This hotel is very convenient to the airport and they will arrange for you to get there in time for…read moreyour flight. The hotel reception and lobby were very nice, the room was updated, simple and sparse. The service here was rather exceptional. My admin had accidentally booked a room at the Lindner in town, so when I arrive at the airport location, there was a bit of confusion. The front desk staff worked with the other location to transfer my reservation and get me sorted for my stay. I give this hotel 4 stars because it works well as a hotel with easy access to the airport, however it does lack in other areas. Best for only an overnight stay.

I stayed here in October. Room was nice and staff was helpful. The restaurant was over priced so…read moreI went into town for dinner. The hotel is known by the taxis. It is close to the airport and clean and nice. I recommend for those needing to be near the airport.

Last year I spend the autumn, winter and spring in the hotel of Baumberger Rheinterassen. I enjoyed…read morethe atmosphere, the view on the Rhein and the dinners I had there. Every month the menu was updated with traditional German dishes but also specialities during hunting season or asparagus and chanterelles periods. The food was of high quality and the portions were OK. The service was friendly and quick. I warmly recomment the hotel and restaurant for a visit.

A very cosy and comfortable family run inn right on the river Rhine with a good beer garden and…read morewell situated between Dusseldorf and Koln. The bedrooms are in a typical rustic style. The menu and wine list has just been upgraded. If you are looking for a good value place to stay that is friendly and has more character than the usual chain hotels in the Dusseldorf/Koln area then it is a great choice.

Stayed for three nights while in town on vacation. Loved the location in Little Tokyo. The hotel is…read morevery nice and the staff is great, speaking German, English, and Japanese. The bar restaurant area is great. The rooms were huge and very nice. The views from the top floor were really nice. The parking garage below the hotel made parking a breeze. Requested adjoining rooms but they at least got us across the hall from each other. The rooms felt modern, clean, and new. Would definitely stay again.

Check your reservation to ensure you get what you paid for! Protest when they are trying to put you…read moreinto cheaper rooms with a yard view, although you paid for a city view. Squeaky bathroom door. No information about amenities, even not about the checkout time in the rooms. Not even a pencil or ball pen in the room. The parking garage underneath the hotel has no affiliation with the hotel. You have to use a different garage to get a hotel discount. Drinks at the bar cannot be charged to your room. This hotel is a landmark of the notorious German service desert.

the things I like about this hotel/hostel: a room with the bathroom in it is not that expensive at…read moreall on a weekend in June. It is clean. It is within a reasonable walking distance to Alstadt (Old Town). They accept credit cards. the things I don't like: the breakfast is not included, it is 6 euros per person (bummer), there is no elevator, so if you drank in the Longest Bar and then walked back to the hotel, you're not looking forward to a possible 6 flights of stairs to head up. would I stay here again? Yes. would I stay somewhere else if the price was the same and it was closer to old town? Yes. Enjoy!

Cozy little hotel/hostel with close proximity to the City Center and to many cafès, shops,…read morerestaurants, bars, etc. Only about a 20 minutes walk from the Dusseldorf Central Train Station. The customer service is impeccable, and the rooms are very nicely done and newly remodeled. I would definitely come back next time I am in town.

The Wellem was excellent . Perfect value and location. Our room had two balconies overlooking a…read morebeautiful garden. They prepared a lovely extra bed for our child. The room was very clean, spacious with tons of natural light, wonderful closet space, and a nice modern Kitchenette. Spacious bathroom with soft robes and slippers. One of the best customer service we received during our trip. Excellent and profesional service by staff such as Mohamed who took care of our luggage and taxi cabs and from our housekeeping Steffi who was multilingual and went the extra mile to ensure we had everything we needed and promptly got someone to come help us with the washer/dryer. She was also very kind and patience with our child who was trying to practice speaking in German with her when she delivered extra towels we requested. This hotel deserves 5 stars. Highly reccomend for anyone who is travelling to Dusseldorf.

Wow, what can you say about this amazing place. Had a last minute stop over in Dusseldorf for a…read moremeeting and wanted to find a place in the Andreas Quarter of Dusseldorf as I really like the restaurants and attractions. This Hyatt House was renovated out of an old court house and caters to the Andreas Quarters art scene. There are plenty of theater productions and art galleries a plenty, plus there are two amazing restaurants right inside. The piano bar is amazing with such a great lounge feeling. When you walk in the lobby is MASSIVE but so well decorated to make you feel at home. Little areas to sit and read the many books provided, gorgeous artwork to look at, stunning architecture...the list goes on. Oh, and the rooms are massive and priced perfectly, and their brand news, super cozy, and best of all quiet. Staff is top notch and accommodating to all the request you may have. Breakfast is fantastic, the Gym is big...nothing more to say, this place is really really good and I put it at the top of the list. If you do stay here, I recommend an early morning stroll down to the Rhein River along the quarter and take a look at all the plazas and squares in the early morning hours before everything starts to move, absolutely breathtaking with all the public art.

"The MUZE Hotel Düsseldorf Handwritten Collection, located in the Pempelfort district, blends…read moreplayful elegance with modern mid-century design." This boutique hotel has 60 rooms, and should be written about on Yelp and shared with Fellow travelers who use our platform. This Place was not on my radar. It wasn't on yelp either, and I had to add it! My sister who travels ALOT, found it. It hits all her 5 star requirements , comfort, luxury, pricing, location, cleanliness, and overall experience and within her top tier program base because she is Bougie. I fell in love with the vibe Immediately! The people were amazing, everyone from check in, Mariam,Roxana, to the hosts at breakfast and the maintainence workers. Such a delight. One of my favorite things about this boutique pocket hotel? The Toto toilet! You got that! Not the amazing threaded organic sheets, the cool furniture, my favorite velvet couches I would get for my remodel coming up, the lobby, the art all around the hotel, the fact that its central to everything dusseldorf, the train stop is literally out side the hotel a few steps away , the ability to comply with my freezer needs for my ADA Ice packs, the shower, or the food! The Toto toilet made my first impression go from "this place is cool, and comfortable" to "i need this toilet for my next renovation and where the has this been all my life?" Holy moly!! No joke. Its the little details things that make a huge difference. I notice details! Especially , if you struggle. This Toto toilet had it all. My seat was warmed, it had soo many functions for the bidet that could aim at front, back, oscillating, massage, holy moly. I have a torn shoulder among other issues. Daily self care for me is a struggle. In my own home I have measures in place to help assist me. So traveling can be tricky. When I was in my room, honestly, i didnt want to leave. The shower , the heated towel rack and that TOTO made a huge difference. The hotel has been described as "cozy-modern rooms, it offers an exclusive and relaxed atmosphere--just arrive and feel at home." They served exactly as promised. Only thing to point out, i had a corner room on a top level. And it got HOT , especially on days where the sun was out in full force. All the blinds /curtains had to be closed, extra key in place on the cooler and settings manually changed from the office to make sure I was comfortable. There was an option to move rooms if my room wasn't cooling enough, but I didn't have the energy to move. Was on the 6th floor, family was on 5th. The tv options had Netflix and youtube TV. The fact that there was an amazing resturant steps from the hotel made a huge difference. ( see my other review). From Google reviews: "Muze Hotel is described as an inspiring hub for design enthusiasts, business travelers, and creative minds in the vibrant neighborhood. Its central location makes it easy to explore Düsseldorf on foot. The Old Town, Rhine promenade, Königsallee, and Little Tokyo are all within walking distance, along with renowned museums and excellent restaurants. Düsseldorf Airport is just a 15-minute drive away, and multiple bus, subway, and train stations are within walking distance. The Düsseldorf Trade Fair can be reached in just 20 minutes by public transport." Everything written is correct: We took the opportunity to visit downtown and a quick Uber ride back to the hotel if walking was too much. Hot tip: they have adapters and chargers for Europe if you forget yours like I did. They have a multi-media room of one wants to have a meeting, or meet up with colleagues and do some work. High speed internet was available but at some Point went down and maintenance was working on getting back on track. Water and fruit are available 24/7 at the entry way into the lobby. Breakfast was incredible every day. With coffee options available for custom orders. Hot Tip: Parking: there is an underground parking a few blocks away, around the corner. Be ready to walk. Its not super close. Its i think $19'Euros a day. They give you a card, and you use it to go in and out. Initially, our cards didn't work, but we got it fixed. Due to Group size , a car was needed. But if you are a solo traveler, Germanys metro and public transportation is efficient enough where you don't need a car. A quick uber, taxi, bike, etc would work. There are options. For someone like me, i needed to get creative. Must point out, they have a small Elevator so only 2 people at a time. 10/10 would come back.

I stayed at the Hotel Rheinischer Hof for one night in August of 2019, and I liked this hotel very…read moremuch. It is not fancy, but it has everything you need. The room eas clean, the internet was strong, the bed and the pillows were comfortable, the shower was strong, the the people who run the hotel were friendly and accommodating. This is my favorite hotel in Germany and perhaps in all of Europe. It is a small gem and one I hope to return to. Four stars without a second thought.

Solid hotel. Nothing special but not bad either. Clean and newish feeling. Good distance from the…read morealt stadt. Has some parking but not a ton. The tv in our room didn't work. No temperature controls in the room either.