The Asahi is a somewhat strange hotel for a city centre, in that the building is "shared" - part residential, part hotel, although via seperate entrances. Although odd, it posed no problem. Location-wise- a short 10 minute stroll from the main train station - Hauptbahnhof-it's ideal. The general area of the hotel itself is nothing to shout about to be... More

Good location. Not far from railway station and the centre of town is 15 minutes away. The front office staff were extremely helpful with their advice re places to visit and things to do. Service was very good as well. Room was clean. The aircon worked and there were no noise problems. ice was available from the front desk on... More

Hotel clean, but without the luxuries. In-room ironing board and iron. More

Although the hotel is well located (not far from main train station) the service is extremely poor and staff very unfriendly and not professional. I stayed there for 5 nights and here below some examples of what I experienced: - I found tissues of the previous guest in my bathroom bin - I asked for a non smoking room, gor... More

The hotel is convenient for the main train station, and a 10-15 min walk from town centre. It is situated near a busy road which can cause traffic noise late into the night. The staff are very helpful and polite and the room was cleaned well. The rooms are average in size and very bland in decor. The air con... More

My girlfriend and I booked this hotel as a romantic getaway, to see Dusseldorf itself and generally unwind. We drove there expecting poor traffic and lack of parking, but both were excellent (Dussldorf and Germany are a doddle to drive in anyway) and they have their own secure parking both in front of the hotel and in an underground car... More

A modern hotel with a japanese flair. We were four guys on a golf weekend, and this was without question a higher standard for the price than we are used to. The rooms were modern and clean. The only downside was the cost of partking which was 15 Euro per night. It is a 15 minute walk from the old... More

We stayed at the Asahi Hotel in Düsseldorf for four nights in August 2008. We chose this hotel because it is located close to the central railway station in Düsseldorf. However, the area around railway stations is often not the most salubrious and we soon discovered that this hotel appears to be in the red light district, which made us... More

From the outside it seems a bit quirky and it is. The bar area is small and almost part of the reception desk. You get in the elevator and think "oh dear". You get to your room and you think "wow!". I may have been lucky but my room was massive. A separate lounge, a huge bathroom, and a sizeable... More