We stayed at this hotel (room 108) the 27th of August. Nice and clean room, nice people!
The only thing we didn't like was the breakfast. We went for our breakfast at 10:15 AM.
the buffet ran out of everything. Had to ask for scrambled eggs; buns; orangejuice, everything was gone. € 16 a person for this kind of breakfast wasn't what we had in mind in a four-star hotel.....
Small elevator!

My 15 yr old grandson and I completed our ten day trip to Germany and France in this little gem. The room was the largest we had in our ten days, extraordinary clean and a bi-lingual staff.. O"ne caution, you need to turn the correct direction when you leave the train station. turn toward the little restaurant right by the train and walk 400 meters. look to the left. Great value

small hotel, I wouldn't give it 4 star rating, but my stay was quite pleasant.

Super friendly and helpful girl at the front desk (I checked in on Apr 23)

I had a bit of a problem finding a food, the only thing available at the hotel was pizza, which had only one topping and was pretty expensive, but there is a little cafe right next to the hotel.

Didn't eat the breakfast, because I had to leave early in the morning

FREE WI-FI in rooms!!!!!

We stayed here because of a morning flight back to the States. Location is great---5 minute walk from the S-bahn, 15 minutes from Duesseldorf main train station via S1 or S7 lines, 2 minutes from airport by S11. Taxi to airport was 5.90 Euros.

Hotel is modern and clean. Room was spacious. Price of room was good. We had a "Deluxe Superior Room", as I was travelling with my parents and we needed 3 beds. Unfortunately the 3rd bed was an AIR MATTRESS. Our room was located in the back of the hotel and the floor shook every time a train left the adjacent train station.

My biggest gripe was the service...when we arrived in the evening I spoke German to the clerk (I speak enough to get by) and the desk clerk switched to English. Great! She asked if we would like breakfast in the morning. I asked the cost and was told 6 Euros per person. My mother heard this as well, and when my dad walked up I asked him (in front of the clerk) if he wanted to pay 6 Euros for breakfast or get something at the airport. We decided it would be easier to buy the breakfast at the hotel. I know we talked about 6 Euros for breakfast several times in front of the desk clerk. Imagine our shock upon checking out (after breakfast) that the price was actually 16 Euros per person! 16 Euros for a roll, some cheese, a glass of juice and a piece of dried out bacon? What a rip-off! My mom and I told the morning clerk that the evening clerk told us it was 6 Euros each. She said she couldn't give it to us at 6 Euros each, but she did take off the price of one breakfast, bringing the cost for breakfast for 3 from 48 Euros to 32 Euros--still ridiculous, but I appreciated that morning clerk tried to help. Morning clerk said the evening clerk was new but she knew the price of the breakfast. The evening clerk may know the price of the breakfast but she doesn't know the difference between SIX and SIXTEEN in English! A desk clerk at a hotel near a major international airport needs to know her numbers in English. At the airport I found you could get a heck of a good breakfast for 16 Euros, which didn't help my mood any. Also we asked the evening clerk about places to eat dinner. She said everywhere was closed (Good Friday) but there were several places we could order from that would deliver, or we could eat at their bar. We just took the S11 to the airport and ate there but we noticed that the only restaurant we passed on the way to the train station was open.