Düsseldorf Castle Jaegerhof Hotels

"I was able to store my luggage until it was time for my train"

"Great room, layout and size. Really comfy bed. Very well equipped with cooker, oven, toaster, dishwasher and washing machine. Missing cutlery and vital corkscrew. Superb pool and sauna (with gym) on the 7th floor. Great location right next to the main train station. "

"Nice hotel, good room and amenities. Short walk to the train station and restaurants. I would stay again."

"No airport Shutle available"

"Hotel was great but AC was not working at all. Room was very hot. Staff was aware but said nothing at check-in. No amenity offered for the inconvenience."

"Great value for a short stay in Düsseldorf. Good connections to downtown, a great bar and the restaurant is also worth a visit. It is a modern concept and the staff is super friendly."

"The hotel was conveniently located in Little Tokyo and a short walk to shopping, restaurants and the Altstadt. Nearby bakeries were a great find as the hotel breakfast was overpriced at 27 Euros. The rooms were clean and the beds very comfortable. Rooms did not have shampoo or conditioner, staples in any hotel. No mini fridge either, however there was an abundant supply of bottled water. "

"This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The room was very small and had no amenities. There was only 1 chair to sit on. There was not desk or workspace. They brought in a round table on our last day, which there was no room for. There was barely enough room for 2 suitcases which had to be on the ground. They did have a place to put a suitcase, but it was the only area to use. The nightstand was a metal stool with a hole in it. The only shelf space was a 3 inch shelf under the TV and a ledge in the bathroom. Definitely not meant for 2 people. "

"The room was clean, but was not serviced during my stay, as they do it once every three days and I stayed exactly that long. Staff was good and helpful. Breakfast was very good albeit a bit repetitive. I missed tomato juice - I thought it was standard in Germany."