Hotels near Kaiserswerth in Dusseldorf

We stayed here for a night before flying from DUS in the early morning and had a good stay in total. The hotel is brand new, so that the interior is very modern and neat. Also the room size and interior design was way better than in other Ibis Hotels. The staff was friendly and the location makes it easy to walk over to the airport terminal. Besides that, everything was clean. Only minus point is that the hotel bar was still closed, but the Novotel next door was happy to serve us.

The exhibition hall was close to the airport, and there was a continuous shuttle to the exhibition hall, so it was very convenient. Since the S11 line is the last stop, I was able to move into the city conveniently. However, I personally find the breakfast not very tasty. Not much to eat ㅠ Other than the omelet and bread, not much.

Very clean. Hotel is new. Breakfast sufficient with some options. Service is very nice and accommodating. Hotel is very close to the airport. A taxi to the airport in the morning costs around €10.

Not bad, but never 4 stars. Soap was missing in the bathroom and room was always made but never properly, bed was always poorly made. In my opinion the worst hotel I have staid in the Accor Group. More in the standard of an Ibis Hotel than a Novotel.

The guest room for accommodation is orange and seems to have a lot behind the building in front of the roof white wall. If you stay at this hotel, the room with the Rhine River is recommended. You can see the ferry stop in front of you. The room was clean and there was a disinfected sign for corona countermeasures, and the label had a local bottled jam for souvenirs. It has a safe and trouser presser. The front desk was friendly. There may be many Japanese guests. Maybe because I found out that it was Japanese, but I made it free for mini bar drinks.

First impressions were reasonable, but during our first morning at the hotel, everything soon went downhill. From 8am till around 4pm there were two separate 'evacuations' into the hotel lobby with fire and police services being called both times. After the first evacuation, we went into town, came back 4 hours later, only for the whole hotel to be evacuated again!! Hotel staff were short tempered and nasty, bluntly barking at us to evacuate with hours going by until they finally told us there'd been a water leak. An emergency situation is understandable and I'm not bothered about that event, but the staff's handling of it was utterly poor. A question about needing to return to a hotel room, after several hours of waiting, to collect an inhaler for asthma, was met with grossly insensitive jokes about secretly taking ecstasy and then we were ignored. This whole ordeal largely amounted to the hot water being switched off, which then remained off for several days. One staff member teased we would get 'freebies' from the hotel as a gesture of goodwill for the inconvenience; this did not happen. The main hotel lifts became unusable and after being instructed to use the service lifts instead, a bartender charged towards us screaming and being unbelievably hostile, refusing to let us pass or listen to what other hotel staff had literally just informed us to do. His behaviour was diabolical, but he made no apologies for himself and excused himself from the conversation. It was outrageous seeing the entire hotel be displaced in such a clunky and slapdash way. Most of the hotel staf were rude, blunt and pompous. One single receptionist was polite and friendly, and that was the woman who checked us out. Every three or four hours someone was knocking at our door or entering our room for cleaning purposes; we could scarcely relax. We've never felt so harassed in a hotel. The hotel cups provided were barely fit for a gobful of drink and they even took away our only spoon to stir our drinks. The sanitisation standards of the hotel were inadequate, failing to provide basic antibacterial or hand soaps in rooms; I had to use a face soap to wash my hands and the red seating between the lobby and bar was heavily stained with black marks. The restaurant always seemed closed, tha bar never had more than three tables with customers, the bar layout was so cramped that I banged my leg trying to take a seat and the entire hotel decor was dreary and miserable. Most of the TV channels didn't work either. I think the only positives were having a free apple from the bowl in reception every day and ultimately leaving the hotel forever!

I stayed in this hotel for about 3 weeks, and I can say that I had a goodtime. I can say that the rooms are a bit outdated, but with great pleasure I can say that the staff is very available to requests and to offer the best solutions available. Reception staff are very courteous and professional. The restaurant staff is always available and with a smile on their faces, and ready to welcome guests. The breakfast offers a wide range of food, and the menu with dishes is varied. I conclude by saying that it was a nice stay, and I would like to compliment the staff for their professionalism.

It is one of those peculiar hotels that serve one purpose only - in this case it is staying for one night when you change planes. The hotel offers everything that is necessary in this case - it is located across the street from the airport, you really can't miss it (the route is well marked all the way). It offers quiet rooms with no view and (probably, my plane was very early so I missed it) breakfast in the morning. I can't comment on how it looks from the outside as I arrived at night and left before dawn but also because it is located on the top floor of a multilevel car parking.

Very cozy apartment. All you need is there. Strong recommend

Me and my friends came to Dusseldorf for the Lady Gaga Show and we booked two roomes at this hotel. First of all we asked for the upgrade on both but only received it on one room. We also asked for a extra bed for one room and when we checked in we got charged and we asked if the bed were there and they told us yes but it wasn’t. We had to go down again. Later I went down and asked the staff if we could borrow champagne glasses which never have been a problem at any hotel for me. The man in the staff said yes and asked us to go to the bar and asked the bartender. I asked the bartender, a man with long dark hair in a manbun and a facemasked kindly if we could borrow the glasses and he very rudely asked what we would do with them. Drink champagne of course? He gave us the glasses but didn’t look happy about it. We bought two bottles of champagne, one to share to celebrate that we were there and one for after the Lady Gaga show. The day after was a sunday so everything in germany is closed so after many hours out on the streets I went back alone to the hotel to eat some food. I went to the bar and he was standing there. When I came to the bar he started talking to his colleague and ignored me, I think he talked about me but I don’t understand german. After one minute he looked at me and I smiles and said hello but he just looked at me and with a angry tone asked where his glasses were. I started telling him that they were at the room and that we’re going to use them again but he interrupted me and asked me if I still are staying at the hotel. Yes why would I otherwise been standing in front of him? I didn’t say that but asked if they served food and he just told me “yes that’s why we have a menu here” and just threw the menu on the table in front of me. I didn’t see the menu before otherwise I wouldn’t asked. He turned around and started doing something else and I felt so mistreated and uncomfortable so I didn’t even dare to place the order so I just go and didn’t eat anything before the day after. I went to the Gaga-show and when me and my four friends who also lived at the hotel came back around 1am, SO happy after the amazing show where we greeted by this man screaming from the other side of the lobby. “I NEED MY GLASSES BACK TOMORROW!!!” he screamed. No hello or anything. He scared us so much so we went down directly with the glasses and couldn’t drink the champagne. Whe didn’t feel safe at all sleeping in the same hotel as this man so we started to search after other hotels but it was to late and we were going home in the morning. One of my friends didn’t even feel comfortable to go to the breakfast in the morning due to this man. I don’t now why he hated us from the start. I guess he’s a homophobe by the way he looked at us and greeted us. Don’t now why a man who hate homosexuals works with costumer service. I wouldn’t recommend anyone from the LGTBQ+ community to stay here or say that this hotel were a safe place for us as long as this man