Spa Hotels in Dusseldorf

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!

The location of the hotel is very good, just on King Street and Bar Street is also nearby. It’s about 100 walks. The biggest highlight is that the breakfast is very good, if you come to live, you must have a meal. The only downside is that the hotel facilities are average, and the lobby is not as spacious as an international five-star hotel.

The room was luxurious and high-end, and I was very satisfied with my stay!

Will come over again another three years for the K-Fairl.

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.

Had a great 3 nights stay on 25 Hours Dusseldorf . On the positive: Great service, from the welcoming all the way all the staff we came across. i normally don't book breakfast when traveling for leisure as I like to explore local foods, so have no opinion on the breakfast but the little coffee stand inside the hotel has what could arguably could be the best coffee in Dusseldorf. Yes, rooms are not huge but comfortable enough, nice mini fridge with consumables for free and most important: Was very clean.

The Melia Hotel has deeply disappointed me and I cannot emphasize enough how much I despise this kind of unprofessional behavior. If such treatment were to happen in America, it would be unimaginable and would have immediate consequences. The observations I made at the hotel were anything but fair and friendly. It was clear that the staff was not only dishonest, but also intentionally trying to deceive the guests. This is unacceptable in any way, and I can only hope that the hotel is aware of the consequences. In the future, I will definitely avoid the Melia Hotel as well as all other hotels in this chain. There are so many other alternatives that care for their guests and maintain an authentic relationship with them. An institution like Melia should not be supported if they practice such tactics. There are truly better options that deserve to be supported.

The hotel is centrally located, car parking service is fine and certainly not expensive. The bar service was less, the staff was very interestless and told us we had breakfast including, which was not the case. The room was fine, but a lot of mirrors, the shower was not closed well, so we had to put almost all the towels on the ground, and there was too little light on the bathroom. We didn't eat at the hotel, so we can't say anything about it.

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. . .

I’ve stayed at many Marriott Courtyard properties over the years, and this is undoubtedly the nicest version of this Marriott brand that I’ve ever stayed at. The hotel feels more like a Marriott than a Courtyard, with a nice bar and restaurant and outstanding service. The location in the harbor area offers a nice setting with views of the Rhine River and ample dining options. It’s also an easy walk to the Old Town area, where we visited the Düsseldorf Christmas markets. A special shout out to the staff, particularly Kevin and Jessica who helped make our stay particularly enjoyable. If we’re in Düsseldorf again, we’ll definitely stay here.