Hotels near Tonhalle Concert Hall in Dusseldorf

Just a 1 night stay. Nice modern city centre hotel with attractive park next door and (not too noisy) trams out front. Check in was fine and the room a good size, modern and in excellent condition. Very comfortable bed. In room payable mini bar options but a shame they don’t throw anything in on a complimentary basis. Breakfast area next morning was nice (with also some limited outside seating. Food choice and quality was OK. Shame the juices are not freshly squeezed. Feels like a place that will do a job for most visitors.

With a stay at Hotel Imperial Dusseldorf, Sure Collection by BW in Düsseldorf (Stadtbezirke 01), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Konigsallee and Rhine Promenade. This hotel is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Messe Düsseldorf and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Mitsubishi Electric Hall.Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM and on weekends from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Wireless internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected.

The hotel is clean and tidy. There are not many breakfast options. There are buses and light rail nearby. It is a 15-minute walk from the city center

Great location, 3 minutes walk to the main train station. Was not very cleaned, found some hair on the bed when I checked in. But not that important. Internet is not so fast.

I was put up at the Niu Tab for a night by my company as a company event took place nearby. So were a number of my colleagues. I quite enjoyed my short stay. Most of my colleagues liked the hotel as well. The rooms weren’t very spacious, but were clean, stylishly decorated, and equipped with TV, A/C, a safe and a hairdryer. No minibar or coffee/tea making facilities, though, which we would have liked upon our arrival as we had gotten stuck in traffic for hours and were quite thirsty. Breakfast was buffet style and was very good. Lots of choices, fresh, well-prepared food. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. One point of criticism: when we arrived at shortly after 4 p.m., only about half of our key cards had been programmed. I was one of the lucky ones who got their cards right away, but some of my colleagues had to wait for over half an hour. I call that lack of organisation, particularly since we arrived much later than planned.

Very nice hotel. Excellent service. Location was ideal, rooms were well designed and very comfortable l. The food during our stay was very good during the medical tourism conference. The chefs are to be commended. An added specific compliment here for the employee, Zoe. She is one of the restaurant managers. She worked both days of our trade show as her time was needed at our conference. She did an excellent job, was most helpful to me and other guests, was busy all the day, translated from English to German for some of the other staff in the kitchen and was smiling all the day asking how everyone was doing. She is a excellent employee and a representative in the hotel to seek for assistance. Her English is perfect. Excellent attitude and work ethic. Also, the check in by Mr. Koch was also very good. He helped me find a pharmacist quickly before it closed, printed the directions and showed me where to walk. There is a most helpful man working in the lobby. I spoke with him a long time. He is from Nigeria. I travel to Africa often for my work. This hotel has exceptional service, amenities and staff. Well done Zoe, Mr. Koch (cannot remember his first name) and my Nigerian friend in the lobby. The lobby of the hotel is quite attractive. Worth spending time there relaxing.

I had a reservation for two people from 29/04/2022 until 02/05/2022. The hotel is not for sure 4*. I would say that it is more 2 or 3 stars. The room was not clean. No shampoos were offered, which is a standard for a 4* hotel. Only the same refillable hand soap in the sink and in the bath. No slippers are offered, which is also a standard for a 4* hotel. Take your slippers if you visit that Hotel because the floor is covered by a carpet which is impossible to be cleaned since everyone, even the housekeepers, enters the room with shoes from outside. The heating was not working, and the room was very cold. We asked why there is not heating, since the feeling temperature outside was 6 degrees (May in Germany) and the night receptionist told us that there is a rule from the municipality of Dusseldorf that shuts down the heating in all hotels in spring. This excuse seemed to me very weird, and I asked the receptionist if this is the case for every hotel in Dusseldorf. The receptionist answered me ”Yes”. Then I asked if all the residents of Hilton Hotel feel the same cold that I was feeling at that time and he smiled and told me that Hilton is Hilton, they do not feel cold and the room there costs 200 euros and not 50-60 euros like in Wyndham. So according to his sayings, the heating is shut to Dusseldorf's hotels according to the price and not generally to all hotels. Good to mention that 4* of Wyndham and 5* stars of Hilton do not justify a cold room. Finally, we asked for a second blanket and all the three nights we were sleeping with 2 blankets in a 4* hotel. The next day (30/04/2022) we had a really bad experience with the same receptionist again. We left the hotel early in the morning and we returned at 10:30 pm. Then, we realized that one of the pillowcases was dirty. We mentioned that to the night receptionist, and he told us that he could do nothing about it and since all the rooms are full we could not give us a new, clean pillowcase. I asked him if they have spare pillowcases and he told me ”No”. How is it possible for a 4* hotel not to have spare pillowcases? I asked him what we should do with the dirty pillowcase and he told me to sleep in that pillow without the pillowcase!! Oh my God this is not a solution!! Thus, in that night we slept two people in one pillow. Really bad experience. What kind of residency is that when the room is cold and two people sleep in one pillow because there are no spare pillowcases? The receptionist was really rude to us, he told me that we pissed him off, he was laughing at me ironically and when I was saying that I could not believe that a 4* hotel provide such bad services he told me that in his opinion the hotel is not really 4* and he wants to start working in a better hotel. Even the receptionist of the hotel admits that Wyndham Garden in Dusseldorf is not really a 4* hotel. He also told us that that we was planning to move us to a bigger and cleaner room as a upgrade but now that we pissed him off

Friendly staff that all spoke English. The location felt safe and was very quiet but still central. The room was nice enough and had enough space, and the hotel was comfortable with some artistic design. My room faced towards the direction of the old town but was silent at night, and quiet during the day even with the windows wide open. Plenty of hot water, but the towels were small and cheap. A coffee expresso machine in the room with coffee but no tea. The hotel looked a bit tired in places but nothing to worry about and repairs were ongoing. Unfortunately the advertised computer I needed was missing apparently broken. This was unacceptable and my only real complaint. No garden seating area. The breakfast was good with enough to choose from including hot food, but it finished early at 10:30. The English black tea wasn’t and was horrible, so British tea drinkers bring tea yourself. If passing I’d stay here again for sure.

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.

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!