Clean, staff are pleasant but everything is dated and a little threadbare. No tea or coffee making facilities in the room, breakfast is not included and expensive at 23 EUR. On the plus side the room had a large flat screen with satelite tv and staff are very helpful.

Basically it charges too much and although it might have the specific items to warrant a star status, it doesn't feel like a 4star.

Stayed here for 1 night for business purposes. The hotel is located close to the railwaystation and walking distance (5-10 min) to the main shopping area of Dusseldorf. Check in did take quite long, even it was not busy. The room was very standard and for the price I expected more. The room was very clean though and the bathroom was nice. The hotel itself reminded me of 80's style decoration. Breakfast was OK, nothing special. Allthough I cannot say anything really negative about this hotel, I have stayed in way nice hotels in better locations.

Excellent location, right next to the main train station. Upon arrival, the hotel gives you a card that allows you to use unlimited public transportation. Had an encounter with a very rude staff member, but over all, it was a great choice.

Irrespective of the central location of the hotel in relation to the main train station and local shopping centres, I was disappointed in the standard of accommodation provided by this hotel as it felt somewhat ‘Spartan’.

The room had a cramped feel which wasn’t helped by the fact the exterior wall of the room formed part of the roofing structure for the hotel. As the rafters encroached into the living space, this created a sense of confinement.

The utilitarian feel was exacerbated by other anomalies. Although a mini bar was available, from memory it wasn’t fully stocked and tea and coffee facilities were unavailable. Complimentary toiletries were limited to a soap dispenser in the bathroom, a practice I’m not especially keen on as it obvious it has been adopted to reduce costs. In keeping with cost reduction strategy, the tissue box seemed to be purposely hidden under the bathroom sink to avoid detection. In contrast, the water on the bureau was individually priced, presumably to remind guests that consumption came at a price.

The towels in the bathroom were rough and worn from excessive use and needed to be replaced. The extractor fan in the bathroom did not work, which in turn was contributing to mould growth around the shower seals. Although these weren’t significant issues, it did create an impression of lack of care and attention.

The main criticism was the provision of single duvets in a double room for a couple! It didn’t simply didn’t feel appropriate.

We didn’t sample the breakfast as the hot food did not seem to have been refreshed since the commencement of the morning service (although the hotel didn’t seem fully occupied), so we headed to the main rail station for coffee and a croissant.

We were given vouchers for use on the local public transport but the centre of Dusseldorf and the Kö is best seen on foot.

One word of warning. This hotel is not suitable for young families as the hotel is located in the heart of what amounts to Dusseldorf’s red light district. Some of the shop displays leave little to the imagination, so it may be best avoided if one is travelling with young children.