Garden Hotel
Suitbertusstrasse 22, 40223 Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany
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Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travellers visiting Düsseldorf, Garden Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its family-friendly environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Garden Hotel makes it easy to enjoy the best of Düsseldorf.
Garden Hotel features 24 hour front desk, room service, and express check-in and check-out, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts breakfast. If you are driving to Garden Hotel, parking is available.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Stadterhebungsmonument (1.4 mi) and Rheinufer (1.5 mi), guests of Garden Hotel can easily experience some of Düsseldorf's most well known attractions.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the pubs, including Brauerei Kürzer, Yogi, and O'Reilly's Irish Pubs, all of which are a short distance from Garden Hotel.
Best of all, Garden Hotel makes it easy to experience many great Düsseldorf attractions like Galerie Z&H and Julia Stoschek Collection, which are some popular art galleries.
Whether you’re travelling for business, pleasure or both, Garden Hotel is sure to make your visit to Düsseldorf one worth remembering.
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Property amenities
Paid private parking on-site
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Bar / lounge
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
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Non-smoking hotel
24-hour front desk
Express check-in / check-out
Secured parking
Wifi
Breakfast available
Breakfast buffet
Vending machine
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Private balcony
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Non-smoking rooms
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Quiet
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English, German
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Suitbertusstrasse 22, 40223 Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia Germany
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Somewhat walkable
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This small hotel was perfect for our three day visit in Düsseldorf. It is quiet, in a residential area, within walking distance of stores and transportation, and the staff is perfect. The breakfast was also quite lovely with breads, meats, cheeses, juice, yogurt and eggs cooked to order. The coffee machine is superb and is available 24 hours a day. Thomas, the morning manager, was quite genteel, polite, helpful, spoke excellent English and helped us quite a bit. We stayed in a room on the ground level behind the courtyard and it was really quiet.
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Date of stay: September 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: The courtyard rooms at the back are very quiet and lovely.
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We made a return visit (See previous review) to the Top Garden Hotel in Bilk and stayed for 18 nights. Sometimes a return to a place you once liked can be a disappointment, but for us this was like returning to our home in Dusseldorf. Arriving exhausted from a long flight, we were greeted by the staff like we were family and were offered food and drinks, gratis! A large bottle of mineral water made us more than happy. We had a special rate because of our extended stay, and you too could probably negotiate a better price than the rack rate. Our room was very large even compared to a North American hotel and overlooked a lovely little garden and the Dussel River. This hotel was built in 1995 and was designed as an apartment hotel; hence the large rooms. The weather was hot and we were able to sit out on the balcony and enjoy the sunshine.
Suitbertusstrasse is in a safe, quiet district of Dusseldorf , but is within an easy walk or tram (712 ) ride to the bustle and noise of the often not very salubrious Altstadt. Our fellow guests were business people and Germans or other Europeans visiting family. Many also were return guests. A family with three young boys seemed very comfortable at the hotel. All the staff speak good English and also many other languages. The hard-working housekeeper, Betty does not speak English, but her German is so clear and her communication skills so good that she was easy to understand. Our room was very clean and the bed was so comfortable that I still miss it. I think that the rates are very reasonable for a three-star hotel. Local phone calls were only 20 cents. There is a small charge for items in the mini bar, but the hotel does not mind guests using the fridge for their own purchases. Single guests seem to enjoy a beer and a chat with the staff in the small bar in the lobby. The hotel's fax is FAX is 49 211 159 78 686.
Suitbertusstrasse is in a safe, quiet district of Dusseldorf , but is within an easy walk or tram (712 ) ride to the bustle and noise of the often not very salubrious Altstadt. Our fellow guests were business people and Germans or other Europeans visiting family. Many also were return guests. A family with three young boys seemed very comfortable at the hotel. All the staff speak good English and also many other languages. The hard-working housekeeper, Betty does not speak English, but her German is so clear and her communication skills so good that she was easy to understand. Our room was very clean and the bed was so comfortable that I still miss it. I think that the rates are very reasonable for a three-star hotel. Local phone calls were only 20 cents. There is a small charge for items in the mini bar, but the hotel does not mind guests using the fridge for their own purchases. Single guests seem to enjoy a beer and a chat with the staff in the small bar in the lobby. The hotel's fax is FAX is 49 211 159 78 686.
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Date of stay: April 2007Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Nice affordable hotel! Clean very friendly Service. Large rooms.Breakfast is very good due to a huge Choice of foods. Of course not The newest House but I would Come here again. Quiete surroundings And close to The City Centre... Sorry for spelling bees but this was written On My Handheld.
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Date of stay: October 2012
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The hotel is situated in a residential area, but with very good links into the city. A five minute walk to the right from the hotel takes you either to the tram stop to the main station or to the local station for trains a little further afield, including to the airport. Five minutes left from the hotel takes you to the tram stop to Heinrich Heine Allee for the Old Town. There are also shops along here, including a small supermarket which stays open late.
Our room was comfortable and spacious, and a kettle and cups were provided. Storage was good, and the bathroom a good size. Everything was cleaned well every day. The small balcony overlooking the road would have been nice to sit on had the weather been suitable! The road was generally quiet at night (I am a very light sleeper, and I was ok with it) and doesn't seem to get much through traffic.
The staff were all very friendly and helpful, and their English was considerably better than my German!
As most reviewers have said, the breakfast is excellent. A huge variety of fruit, nuts, cheese, ham, lovely bread, yogurt, hot food....impossible to fault, in my view.
How to get to the hotel from the airport:
The easiest way to get to the hotel from the airport by public transport is simply to get the S11 local train from the airport terminal, and get off at Volklingerstrasse station (about 20-25 minutes journey time). Exit the station by the steps to your left as you get off the train,cross over the road and walk to your right. Take the first street on your left, then turn first right into Martinstrasse. Continue on this road and cross at the lights (there is a church on your left here). Continue in the same direction, past the sushi restaurant, then turn first left into Suitbertusstrasse. The hotel is about a hundred metres or so on the left, opposite the Berufsschule.
The walk is only about 8 minutes, it just takes a while to explain!
The S11 runs on the hour and half hour from the airport, and you buy a ticket from the machine on the platform, costs about €2 20.
The whole journey from airport to hotel takes about 35 minutes.
Our room was comfortable and spacious, and a kettle and cups were provided. Storage was good, and the bathroom a good size. Everything was cleaned well every day. The small balcony overlooking the road would have been nice to sit on had the weather been suitable! The road was generally quiet at night (I am a very light sleeper, and I was ok with it) and doesn't seem to get much through traffic.
The staff were all very friendly and helpful, and their English was considerably better than my German!
As most reviewers have said, the breakfast is excellent. A huge variety of fruit, nuts, cheese, ham, lovely bread, yogurt, hot food....impossible to fault, in my view.
How to get to the hotel from the airport:
The easiest way to get to the hotel from the airport by public transport is simply to get the S11 local train from the airport terminal, and get off at Volklingerstrasse station (about 20-25 minutes journey time). Exit the station by the steps to your left as you get off the train,cross over the road and walk to your right. Take the first street on your left, then turn first right into Martinstrasse. Continue on this road and cross at the lights (there is a church on your left here). Continue in the same direction, past the sushi restaurant, then turn first left into Suitbertusstrasse. The hotel is about a hundred metres or so on the left, opposite the Berufsschule.
The walk is only about 8 minutes, it just takes a while to explain!
The S11 runs on the hour and half hour from the airport, and you buy a ticket from the machine on the platform, costs about €2 20.
The whole journey from airport to hotel takes about 35 minutes.
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Date of stay: August 2016Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip: Quieter rooms are at the back, overlooking the garden
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This was a great hotel. It was clean, service was friendly, the breakfast was superb, but the only flaw is how far it is from the station (about 38 minutes walking). The price was great. If you are on a budget and only staying one night, it's a good option.
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Date of stay: June 2013Trip type: Travelled with friends
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The Garden Hotel is a great little find in Dusseldorf. Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, we found the hotel to be very clean. The breakfast was exceptional and continually refreshed. The juicer is a very nice touch. They have a secure parking garage that is locked at night so I didn't have to worry about the rental car. The BEST feature of the hotel is the exceptional staff. Very accommodating and made all the guests feel welcomed. One kind employee even allowed me to borrow her personal umbrellas for a walk around town on a rainy afternoon. I will definitely be staying there again on my next trip to Dusseldorf.
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Date of stay: November 2012Trip type: Travelled on business
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A small hotel south of the city centre with friendly, knowledgeable desk staff. The morning after I checked in I was greeted by name. Breakfast offers cereal, sliced meats, smoked salmon, hot food, fresh bread and rolls, jams, honey, yoghurts, cheeses, fruit, coffee, tea, juices and a juicer that allows you to prepare your own fresh orange juice. My single room was on the fourth floor overlooking the garden, with a clear view of the Rhine Tower from the shared balcony. The room was comfortable with good cupboard space and had a clean, tiled bathroom with a deep bath and shower.
The hotel is close to transport. Turn left out of the hotel and walk to the end of the street to Aachenerstrasse, cross the road and wait for the 712 tram. First stop is outside a three storey shopping centre called Düsseldorf Arcaden. The building also houses a public swimming pool. Stay on board and continue to the Heinrich Heine Allee stop for the Old Town (Altstadt). Explore the area or keep walking in the direction the tram is travelling and you will reach the opera house on the right. Walk further along the Heinrich Heine Alleee to Ratingerstrasse, turn left and you will soon arrive at the popular Füchschen brewery and pub.
When alighting from the tram you can also head away from the Altstadt, across the tracks and you will reach the Königsallee, Düsseldorf's 5 star shopping avenue. The Schadowstrasse shopping area is also close at hand.
Leave the hotel and turn right, then right again onto Martinstrasse, then left onto Germaniastrasse, walk to the end and you will arrive at Georg Schulhoff Platz. Tram 709 will take you to the Rhine Tower (Rheinturm) which is well worth a visit and the state parliament. The river is a short walk away and a stroll along the promenade will lead you to the Altstadt. Get off at Stadttor - you'll see the tower well beforehand or get off at the next stop for the Rheinkniebrücke, the bridge over the Rhine. Stay on the tram and it will take you into the city or to the railway station. Watch out for the kissing couple on the advertising column by the Poststrasse stop. The Esprit Arena can be reached via the subway U78 from the railway station or from the Altstadt.
The hotel is close to transport. Turn left out of the hotel and walk to the end of the street to Aachenerstrasse, cross the road and wait for the 712 tram. First stop is outside a three storey shopping centre called Düsseldorf Arcaden. The building also houses a public swimming pool. Stay on board and continue to the Heinrich Heine Allee stop for the Old Town (Altstadt). Explore the area or keep walking in the direction the tram is travelling and you will reach the opera house on the right. Walk further along the Heinrich Heine Alleee to Ratingerstrasse, turn left and you will soon arrive at the popular Füchschen brewery and pub.
When alighting from the tram you can also head away from the Altstadt, across the tracks and you will reach the Königsallee, Düsseldorf's 5 star shopping avenue. The Schadowstrasse shopping area is also close at hand.
Leave the hotel and turn right, then right again onto Martinstrasse, then left onto Germaniastrasse, walk to the end and you will arrive at Georg Schulhoff Platz. Tram 709 will take you to the Rhine Tower (Rheinturm) which is well worth a visit and the state parliament. The river is a short walk away and a stroll along the promenade will lead you to the Altstadt. Get off at Stadttor - you'll see the tower well beforehand or get off at the next stop for the Rheinkniebrücke, the bridge over the Rhine. Stay on the tram and it will take you into the city or to the railway station. Watch out for the kissing couple on the advertising column by the Poststrasse stop. The Esprit Arena can be reached via the subway U78 from the railway station or from the Altstadt.
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Date of stay: January 2012Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: Rear-facing rooms are quieter.
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We stayed here for only one night during the weekend. Our main activities in Dusseldorf were shopping and a little bit of sightseeing.
We parked at the hotel's own parking garage. Our rooms were spacious and clean. Each room had a (shared) balcony and large windows that could be opened. The bathroom had quite a long bath tub which was good to lie in. The rooms had a mini bar, plenty of storage space, a water boiler and free wifi (the code could be optained at the front desk).
The breakfast was very good, with plenty of options and even warm food like bacon/eggs. There was also awide variety of fruits, meats and cheese to pick from. The breakfast buffet had a proper coffee machine for great cappucinos.
You can get to the city centre by tram 712, which is a 5 minute walk from the hotel. The Arkaden Mall is quite near (20min walk) and is good for shopping (but doesn't beat the city centre). Also near the hotel is a nice Sushi restaurant called ManThei.
All in all the Garden Hotel offered good value for money and we would definitely book again for the next shopping trip.
We parked at the hotel's own parking garage. Our rooms were spacious and clean. Each room had a (shared) balcony and large windows that could be opened. The bathroom had quite a long bath tub which was good to lie in. The rooms had a mini bar, plenty of storage space, a water boiler and free wifi (the code could be optained at the front desk).
The breakfast was very good, with plenty of options and even warm food like bacon/eggs. There was also awide variety of fruits, meats and cheese to pick from. The breakfast buffet had a proper coffee machine for great cappucinos.
You can get to the city centre by tram 712, which is a 5 minute walk from the hotel. The Arkaden Mall is quite near (20min walk) and is good for shopping (but doesn't beat the city centre). Also near the hotel is a nice Sushi restaurant called ManThei.
All in all the Garden Hotel offered good value for money and we would definitely book again for the next shopping trip.
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Date of stay: June 2011Trip type: Travelled with family
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I had mixed impressions from the hotel.
Pros:
-Good breakfast(and a decent coffee machine).
-Clean sheets.
-Polite staff.
-Only 2 1/2 km from the city core(the old town), close enough for a short walk.
Cons:
-Old yellowed electric appliances in the room.
-Thick layer of dust on lamps etc.etc.
-The shower curtain had big grey spots of dirt.
-The carpet in the room was perhaps clean but so old and haggard that it didnt make much difference.
-The minibar contained nothing but three condoms(thankfully unused...).
-One could hear the elevator clearly everytime someone used it, it woke me up several times.
Conclusion:
The hotel was good enough for a single night work visit but i would not stay there privately or with family. Especially not with children(they tend to find all those hidden dirty spots).
Pros:
-Good breakfast(and a decent coffee machine).
-Clean sheets.
-Polite staff.
-Only 2 1/2 km from the city core(the old town), close enough for a short walk.
Cons:
-Old yellowed electric appliances in the room.
-Thick layer of dust on lamps etc.etc.
-The shower curtain had big grey spots of dirt.
-The carpet in the room was perhaps clean but so old and haggard that it didnt make much difference.
-The minibar contained nothing but three condoms(thankfully unused...).
-One could hear the elevator clearly everytime someone used it, it woke me up several times.
Conclusion:
The hotel was good enough for a single night work visit but i would not stay there privately or with family. Especially not with children(they tend to find all those hidden dirty spots).
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Date of stay: April 2017Trip type: Travelled on business
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We returned to Dusseldorf and the Garden Hotel for the fourth time. We were welcomed by Livio and each offered a glass of Sekt. Immediately we felt that we had returned to our home from home in Dusseldorf. The hotel, under the management of the friendly and energetic owners, improves in small but significant ways on every visit. The wonderful staff speak many languages (German, of course, English, Italian, Spanish and Farsi to name some) so I recommend phoning as we do to book a room.
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We stayed 2 weeks and had a large room whcih was more like a suite but there are smaller double rooms at lower rates.
The Garden Hotel is not in the centre of the city, but the Altstadt is easily reached on a 712 tram. The Rhine is 20 minutes walk away, and the garden overlooks the little Dussel river. The rooms are cosy in winter, and in summer, each room has a balcony . Please see our previous reviews for more details.
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We stayed 2 weeks and had a large room whcih was more like a suite but there are smaller double rooms at lower rates.
The Garden Hotel is not in the centre of the city, but the Altstadt is easily reached on a 712 tram. The Rhine is 20 minutes walk away, and the garden overlooks the little Dussel river. The rooms are cosy in winter, and in summer, each room has a balcony . Please see our previous reviews for more details.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Garden Hotel
Which popular attractions are close to Garden Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Cigar Lounge Düsseldorf (0.4 km), Alt St. Martin (0.2 km), and JGA Düsseldorf (0.2 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Garden Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and breakfast buffet.
What food & drink options are available at Garden Hotel?
Guests can enjoy a lounge and breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Garden Hotel?
Yes, paid private parking on-site, secured parking, and street parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Garden Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include ManThei Restaurant, Rohbau Pizzahaus, and El Mundo.
Are any cleaning services offered at Garden Hotel?
Yes, dry cleaning and laundry service are offered to guests.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Garden Hotel?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and German.
Are there any historical sites close to Garden Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Ratinger Tor (2.7 km), ArcheoPoint (2.3 km), and Römischer Meilenstein (5.4 km).
Is Garden Hotel accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.