I'm a little late posting a review of this fantastic hotel. The Breidenbacher Hof featured the highest quality service and luxury of any hotel I've visited in a long time. The A+ experience started at the front door and continued the whole week until I was whisked into a taxi for the airport. I booked a deluxe category room and... more

This used to be a somewhat dated hotel in the center of D-dorf. They just tore it down and rebuilt a spectacular hotel. Perfect staff, the most modern amenities. Lobby only for guests with complimentory drinks. Lots of electric features in the room. Take your time to have them explained. Restaurant looks somewhat clean. Breakfast should be included in the... more

the taste of the interior is indeed tacky but the comfort and the services are close to perfection. I apologize for some bad remarks regarding reservation based on my error! more

I lived in Dusseldorf for a couple of years and I had stayed in and always liked the faded grand hotel style of the old Breidenbacher Hof, that was torn down to build this new hotel. So, when my favorite Düsseldorf Hotel ("Intercontinental") was booked last week, I decided to give the new Breidenbacher Hof a try. From the badly... more

The opening of the new Breidenbacher Hof was accompanied by a noticable press work: a new concept was created defining a new standard of luxury with a total focus on guest's demands... We booked a standrad double room for one night from August 7 - 8, 2008. The special opening rate was 225,-- Euro/night, breakfast not included (rack rate for... more

A “new” luxury hotel opens in Düsseldorf. The Breidenbacher Hof (Koenigsallee 11, Dusseldorf, Germany), a grand old luxury hotel that once housed Tzar Alexander II closed its doors in 1999 for renovation. Nine years later, and following a complete rebuilding (i.e., the original hotel is no more), the Breidenbacher Hof is open for business again. Located on one of Dusseldorf’s... more