City North Cheap Hotels

"Very clean and comfortably furnished room. Gorgeous lobby, helpful and courteous receptionist. The restaurant offered a great atmosphere and a wonderful menu. Breakfast buffet was out of this world!!! International departure was within walking distance, max. 5 min. All in all, a wonderful experience. Thank you! "

"Good stay. Though the staff (a woman) at the reception told me to “take a step back” when i approached the counter to check-out and i was a little bit in a hurry because i was late to leave to the airport and the uber taxi was waiting outside. I didnt expect her to talk to me this way. Few moments later, another lady helped me to check out, i think she was the manager and it went very smoothly. "

"Clean room with basic but good facilities. Didn’t read the note about having to pay extra for pool access so this was a surprise. Room was far too hot and due to street noise it was impossible to sleep well. Bed was comfortable though "

"It was a beautiful room with a great bed. The atmosphere was very clean and modern. The bathroom and toiletries were nice. I ordered room service and it was excellent!"

"Hotel is comfortable. Breakfast tends to be very busy with a good range of options. Street parking is very limited and the underground garage has a low ceiling height and is tight. There are bike racks in the underground garage. Apart from the McDonald's around the corner the area is very very quiet with nothing to do. Public transport is a short walk away along a fairly isolated road. Because of this I wouldn't recommend it for female solo travellers on public transport. That's a location issue. The hotel itself is absolutely fine. "

"The hotel is a short walk away from the inner city (10-15 minutes) which we didn’t mind at all, there is many of places nearby should you fancy a more chilled day! Staff were amazing and the male bartender was so accommodating if we ever needed anything. If you are planning to stay in Düsseldorf be sure to bring a few euros in cash as most bars along the Rhine don’t take card! "