Cofortable but getting dated. Hotel expensive and breakfast 20 Euros each. Not easy to drive to but convenient for the Alt Stadt. Mould around the bathroom taps. Would not stay again.

Overall the hotel is tired and needs refurbishing. For example, there are stains on the carpet and it is evident that furniture is well worn. Staff however are friendly and facilities are kept clean. Room service is also good quality. The gym ought not be advertised as such, however, as there is no cardio equipment available, but only weights. The gym area also needs urgent refurbishing.

I had two nights here and used many of the facilities.
Check in and check out was efficient but could not be descriped as warm or friendly
The room was spacious but felt empty and basic and was seriously in need of modernisation. The bathroom was function but basic
There are no do not disturb signs so cleaners attempt to enter your room from early in the morning so ensure that you add the lock.
Breakfast offers a good selection of choices but the service was variable I had almost finished my breakfast on the second day before being asked if I wanted coffee.

I didnt use the restaurant in the evening the menu looked ok but it looked and felt rather souless which put us all off dining there.

We had drinks both nights in the bar. The first evening the young staff were great, very helpful and friendly. On the second evening there was a very grumpy woman serving who seemed to be the manager. When we informed her she had taken our order incorrectly and it needed to be changed this didnt seem to go down well and changed the whole atmosphere when ever she served us.

Not somewhere I would rush back to

We enjoyed our stay at this hotel (which we paid for using a GiftFor2 voucher).

It's not located in the centre of Dusseldorf. Unless you're a walker and the weather is good, you'll want to take a taxi or the U-bahn to get there from the Hbf. The taxi cost us EUR 7.60 (without tip) from the main station and that was in a snowstorm. The metro is less than a euro per person. The closest station is Klever and from there you get to the hotel by walking through a small park.

I'd describe the area around the hotel as urban residential (ie typical 5 storey German buildings). In the immediate area you'll find a large grocery store, several restaurants, a Starbucks and more.

The hotel reception is efficient and gives the impression of a four-star establishment. Nice hardwoord panels in the decor.

We liked the room. Our room was surprisingly large, but we saw from the floorplan that there are smaller rooms there. So we had one of the larger rooms. The room had a fridge, a balcony, an unsupplied kitchenette, a bedside radio, soundproofing, privacy. Everything was clean and operational. The room and bathroom were not hypermodern. It's hard to assess when it was built but it must have been 20 years or so ago. It also had that feel that you get in German hotels.

The wifi cost 3 euros an hour or 10 euros for 24 hours. Once you order it, the wifi connection is excellent.

The breakfast was outstanding. Not massive, but a large selection of quality items, including things like salmon. Eggs boiled or scrambled were on offer in the buffet but other egg dishes were available on request.

There was a gym in the basement. A little more than you see in other hotels, this gym had about 15-20 weight and cardio machines. No free weights at all. We didn't work out there so I can't say anything further about it. There is also a wellness complex in the basement with three sauns or so. More than what you would expect at a hotel like this. We didn't arrive early enough to use it, but I wish we had because it looked nice. No pool.

This is a quality hotel offering a nice experience for a good price. It's a little out of the way, but I don't think that would be a problem in nice weather.