Hotels with Breakfast in Dusseldorf

Wonderful hotel with warm and very passionate personnel. Great food and the drinks in the bar should not be missed. Warm and comfortable room, in the morning a great selection of food items at breakfast should not be missed! The hotel is a great place to visit the city with the metro station next to the hotel. A big thanks to you all!

Although the hotel is a bit far away from the train station (still within walking distance), the room was amazing! The price for a twin room was less than 100 euros and breakfast was also included! Love this hotel very much. Definitely will check in again. PS. NO fridge in the room. but the ice is available from the bar.

We recently stayed 7 nights at the Premier Inn Düsseldorf City Friedrichstadt hotel. It was great value for money and we really enjoyed our stay. Lovely new and clean hotel located conveniently a couple hundred metres away from the main train station. (There is a Lidl across the road from the station and an Edeka within the station if you are in need of groceries. Plenty of places to grab a quick bite in and around the station too.) We had a room that overlooked the train tracks. Trains were constantly coming and going (which was fun to watch) however the room is well insulated so it was very quiet. We slept very well each night. We ended up in a room with a double and single bed so there wasn’t a lot of extra floor space (for suitcases etc.) but it was fine short term. The room could do with a few more places to store or hang items however this is really the only downside we found. The room had a kettle and tea and coffee etc. which was handy. Heating and cooling is controlled centrally, not individually in each room. We found the temperature to be suitable our whole stay though. Free Wifi worked well! Breakfast was buffet style and cost 13.50 Euros per adult per day. On offer were items including different breads, cold cuts and cheese slices, yogurt, fruit, eggs, baked beans, cereal, juice and tea and coffee. Plentiful and set out in a lovely dining area. Staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. Checkout was 12 noon. We had a late train out of the city however we were able to store our luggage at the hotel after checkout. Very handy. We are looking forward to staying at this hotel again.

Have already stayed several times in the Carathotel. Everything is modern and practical. Though the rooms are not luxurious, they are very functional and beds are comfortable. Everything from check-in to check-out can be done online or at the check-in tablet stations. Great location to main shopping areas (Kö) and just 10 min walk to the main train station. Bonus are the fantastic luxury Edeka supermarket in the same building, as well as access to the very funky John Reed gym just around the corner for just EUR 5 through the hotel.

The location is perfect. Lots of Japanese restaurants and cafes in surrounding area. Hotel room is nice but our room had a loud noise from the airco when it turned on. The cleaning service could done a better job.

I didn't expect this hotel next to the airport to be so good. It is spacious, bright and comfortable, and the lobby is also very bright. I used to live next to the Sheraton, but now it seems that the Sheraton is so bad. . .

It is an old hotel. I have no expectation as for the price I paid. However, if you are staying here for conference, you may have a better choice of hotel. The queue for breakfast can be troublesome.

I had a 1 month stay and everything was perfect. The hotel is affordable, has daily cleaning services, and a very nice living area. The neighborhood is pretty central and safe. Train stop is just in front, bus stops pretty close. Staff very supportive. So far, perfect.

Would definitely recommend this hotel. All staff are very welcoming and the hotel is spotlessly clean. It is close to the airport and has an excellent transport link into Dusseldorf just outside the hotel. Having stayed many times we would never consider looking elsewhere. They have a lovely bar to relax in when you get back from all the wonderful sites and shops in the City and the bar staff are very friendly and attentive. You can't go wrong if you book into this hotel.

Location is good, 150m or so away from the station. Be aware it's a slightly seedy area, sex shops and the like opposite and nearby, but that's just how it is and there are plenty of chain hotels nearby. The aircon didn't work when I arrived - there's a strange spongy plastic box on the wall that's meant to control it, but pressing hard so that the orange light lit up did nothing. Went to reception and they said it would be fixed. When I woke next morning it was magically on. so they must have enabled it from the master control or something. The same can't be said of the fridge, it lights up but does nothing - remains room temperature. This wasn't fixed, despite me mentioning it to reception along with the aircon. Room itself is fine - high ceilings, comfy bed, TV with a couple of English channels (BBC World News and Sky News International). Shower is strange, like some sort of Mr Bean scenario. There is a grooved channel which slides up and down to allow you to adjust the height, but it's using friction so the shower gradually slides down, and the heard flops to one side due to water pressure. Cue lots of Mr Bean style fiddling and faff. Towels are really small, more like hand towels. Lots of noise outside, not just trams starting 5am but occasional rowdy people - I don't think it's double glazed. Didn't wake me up though, but if you're a light sleeper request a room at the back. Room cleaning knocked 10.15 and next day barged in at 9.25, so make sure you use the ”do not disturb”, which I had trouble finding (it was in a cubby hole near the wardrobe rail). So, overall it's ok, but I've stayed at better hotels in Dusseldorf for less money.