By far the worst hotel I have stayed in in Ddorf and I have stayed in over 25 different Ddorf hotels. It closes at 22:00 and my delayed flight arrived after that. No one picke up the phone, so i found myself another place at 22:30 for the first night (being a regular Ddorf go-er helped of course). The next... More

I've stayed there for 3 days. I should say that it's not a hotel it's an apartment.For those who r not used to chwap hotels avoid this one. Facilities r poor. The rooms were clean but the TV, Air conditioner were stone age! Street noise with thankful sound proof windows made me mad! Breakfast was good as equal to the... More

I spent two nights here (room 105) on business. The service was very good. Internet is included in the price. I paid €55 per night, and in my opinion, this is good value for money. My room faced the train line, but the good-quality windows kept out the noise. However, this could be a problem in summer. Despite its small... More

on return from my working day, I found open the inner door of the room - which connects via a balcony to another room - and I immediatly closed it because of the cold weather. After a few minutes I realized that I had no longer my mp3 player so I immediately informed the staff at the front desk. I... More

Stayed here in Mid October for Sensation White. you get what you paid for. Hotel is excellent for the price. I Never heard trains/traffic etc as mentioned in previous comments,(I live in a city in a city not a village so Iam used with trains/traffic) Its a very good hotel if you are looking to travel around dusseldorf and into... More

Dusseldorf was at capacity for hotel space, so I had stay in Solingen. Fortuntately I had read the reviews and brought ear plugs for my one night at this hotel. My room was on the bad side, but I managed to eventually doze off thanks to the wax ear plugs. The bigger problem was that the Internet was down, which... More

This hotel is right next to the railway line, so if you're an insomniac train spotter this is the place for you. Everyone else should give it a wide berth. I've stayed in hotels both cheap & dear all over the world, but I cannot recall staying anywhere that didn't have curtains, until now. In addition to the blazing street... More

Cons: - Worst sleep I have had in several years, because of the noise from the street and railway. - They opened my room even with the door locked and when the room had already been done. - No internet 2 out of the 3 days I stayed. - And many more small and not so small details regarding minibar,... More

Stayed there for a week-end and got a room on the ground floor streetside, which is very unpleasant when you have heads walking past your window and the curtains are not sufficient to cover them. Change of room was not possible, because staff could not be asked to change anything even though they had many new arrivals on the next... More