Dusseldorf Hotels with Airport pickup service

Ctrip: Did the hotel change ownership 3 years ago? It is no longer the InterContinental Group. When I checked in, I thought I had entered the wrong door! The hotel meets the five-star standard, the lobby is luxurious, the rooms are spacious and fully equipped, clean and hygienic, but the filling of daily necessities is not ideal. The facial tissues were used up and they were not restocked. I was too lazy to ask for them, so I bought a box when I passed by. The most unsatisfactory thing is: there is a church school next to the hotel, a school for all grades, and the noise is all transmitted, the sound of throwing balls, screaming, the chicken coop exploded at 7:30 in the morning, and there was a choir chorus in the evening, and the window could not be opened. I reported it to the front desk, and they were confused: ”Really? I'm so sorry” Forget it, foreigners can also make trouble and play dumb.

Located in the port area of ​​Düsseldorf, it is not very close to the city. It takes about 25 minutes to reach the city by public transportation. The various services during the stay were satisfactory. There was nothing amazing, but there was no problem. The room has a separate dressing table partition, so the rest area is not large, which is a problem. The snacks in the lounge of the executive room I booked were delicious, which was a highlight. Overall, considering the price of the hotel in Germany, it is cost-effective.

location is A+. 2 minuite walk to the Heinrich underground station which takes you straight to the Messe. Hotel is nice. strange layout but its a medieval building so its part of the charm. Front desk leaves much to desire for a 5 star hotel. the room is ok. was given room 131. mattress was collapsed and definitely not commercial 5 star hotel standard.felt more of a foam cushion than a mattress with just 10 cm height of cushioning. i am 1.87 mtrs height and 110kgs. the mattress went concave when i lied down and my upper back muscles namely rhomboids and lats felt it badly in the morning. Advised the front desk who replied nothing can be done because all mattresses are like that. i don't insist or complain further if i am refused or rejected the first time i ask. on my checkout i advised front desk whose manager was present and i advised i was very happy with location but not with bed. i had no reply from her and she moved away stating in awe that no one had such an issue. on a positive note the breakfast operators who were very attentive and courteous at all times. for 950 euros for 3 nights i think they are very lacking in not being able to provide the basic hotel service of a good nights rest.

The hotel is on King's Avenue, a veteran five-star hotel in Germany, decorated upscale. There are many types of breakfast, freshly squeezed juice is delicious, you can order the Benidorm eggs made in the picture. Even if it is such an expensive five-star hotel, there is no toothbrush and toothpaste, which is the case in Europe. There is a park next to it and the scenery is very good.