Leonardo Boutique Hotel Düsseldorf Reviews

It takes 15 mins walk from the central station. There are lots of restaurant near by which you dont have to worry about even it is mostly 10PM. The staff is super nice during my check in and check out , I am possible will stay in this place again if I visit here!

Everything went smoothly!

Beautiful hotel and comfortable room. The breakfast was amazing and the staff was very kind!

The location was great, just behind the train station, the furniture was bit aged, but everything was clean. The staff were so kind and nice They let us check in 4 hours before the check in time I recommend this hotel

It’s a little boutique hotel 5 minutes from the main station , I found it reasonably priced and while the rooms are not the biggest they are comfy , the aircon is not the best but you can ask for an extra fan at reception , location is good so there are more plus’s than negatives

The Leonardo was perfect for my business trip to Drupa. All of the events and dinners I attended were within walking distance as was the central train and U tram. I could not have found a better location. The room I stayed in was quiet and comfortable. A.little small but similar to normal European hotels. I didn't have a desk though to work on either.

it was a very nice, designer’s hotel. Good location, some free snacks, apples and drinks at the lobby. The shower was little small but ok. There was only one bottle for shampoo, body wash and face wash. So I recommend people to bring their own amenities.

I stayed this hotel for holiday and overall the service, breakfast, location are good. Staff is very friendly and supportive. One thing, shower room was a little dark compared to other hotels (no lights except in the toilet).

Good location and good service

Its is very nice

perfect location. Absolutely I wil book again. Very nice staff!

Neighborhood with few non-Asian restaurants.

Facilities: Very good Close to the airport But not much food

Great hotel with the most caring staff, highly recommended. Best regards, Dirk