This was a great find; a small family run hotel where the customer truly does come first.

I wanted to be in the heart of the Altstadt and this hotel certainly is. It's just a few metres from the entrance to the U-Bahn and from a well stocked taxi rank. (However it's in a pedestrian area so the closest a taxi can get is about 50 metres away when dropping you off). Obviously, I was concerned about noise from the nightlife but it wasn't even noticeable from my room (104), albeit at the back of the hotel.

Check-in and check-out was friendly and simple with the emphasis being on what I needed. With a very early start on the day I left, I was asked if I preferred to check out the previous evening and then just leave the key.

My room was huge, clean and comfortable. A large double bed - in the usual European configuration of two singles pushed together - with nice duvets and very soft pillows. There was also a sofa (which I think was a sofa bed) and a decent-sized desk. There was a small TV (with CNN) on top of a very well stocked mini-bar. The only slight negative was the lack of overhead lighting, especially in the entrance area, which made packing and unpacking a little of a "touchy-feely" experience. The hot water sometimes needs to run awhile before it gets to full temperature but eventually it does.

Breakfast (only) is served in a small restaurant by reception. A very nice contintental breakfast of cold cuts, cheeses, smoked salmon, eggs, fruit, fresh bread and croissants. There's fuit juices, good coffee and a selection of teas as well.

Allround, a lovely place to stay.

just returned from a two night stay and found everything so near and easy to find from this hotel. We had a room at the back very spacious and could not hear any noise from local bars. Hotel staff so helpful and friendly and breakfast had all you could want. Straight in front of hotel we had a meal in a noodle restrauant very good and only 7.95 euro for two people, also next door the best roast pork in the world . This hotel is so easy to get to from the airport using the excellent trains and underground system, if only we had this in Ireland.
A day trip to klone is well worth a visit. Also go to the top of the tower for a brillant view of Dusseldorf. I have to say that all the people we met were so kind and welcoming we will be back.

I have stayed at St. Georg Hotel two times now and there are positives and negatives regarding the hotel.

First the hotel is conveniently located right in the middle of the Old Section (Alstadt) of Dusseldorf. This is very convenient for a leisurely walk in the downtown/river area and is in close proximity to many good restaurants. The negative of staying in the Alstadt area is that at night the area turns into a pub scene. Right below the hotel is an Irish pub and all night we could hear drunken people. So if you do not mind the noise at night, you can stay here.

Now the hotel itself. The first time I stayed, I was given an extremely large room that was very comfortable. The second time (I paid the same rate) and was given a room about one quarter the size. I do not know the rationale behind their assigning rooms but it seems to be whatever is available.

Breakfast buffet and free wifi are provided free from the hotel.

Would I recommend this hotel: Yes but just be aware of the potential noise at night coming from the pubs nearby.