Hotel NH Düsseldorf Königsallee — Hotel in Dusseldorf

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel and overall found it very nice. The hotel is located on a fairly quiet corner in the center of Düsseldorf, not far from the main promenade. Another plus is its walkable distance to Düsseldorf Central Train Station – just about 8 minutes on foot. The entire building is renovated and modern, and the lobby is nicely decorated. The only noticeable minus for me was the very small and slow elevator, which a few times I had to wait for a couple of minutes. |My check-in was fast and easy. The only small issue was that I didn’t get the highest-floor room I was promised through Booking.com chat. A day before arrival, they confirmed they had reserved a 5th-floor room for me, but in the end, I didn’t get it. Overall, the hotel’s staff were nice and friendly. |My Standard Single Room (#313) was the right size for one person, modern, stylish, and spotlessly clean. All the furniture was in perfect condition. I liked the large window, which let in plenty of natural daylight, and it could be opened fully for fresh air. The city view from my room was also lovely. The twin bed was very comfortable. The hotel provided a couple of free bottles of water along with tea bags and coffee. I liked the closet section with a luggage bench, refrigerator, and safe. The only minus was that there were just 4 hangers in there. The bathroom was beautifully designed – I absolutely loved it. The only downside was the very tiny shower stall. The amenities were the standard NH brand, and I liked both their quality and scent. I also really appreciated the modern and powerful hairdryer. The hotel’s Wi-Fi worked very fast. |For my stay I paid €56 per night (plus €6 per night city tax), and I found this rate very reasonable for the overall high quality of the hotel.|I can absolutely recommend this NH Hotel for a stay in Düsseldorf, especially if your goal is to be in the city center and close to the Central...

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel and overall found it very nice. The hotel is located on a fairly quiet corner in the center of Düsseldorf, not far from the main promenade. Another plus is its walkable distance to Düsseldorf Central Train Station – just about 8 minutes on foot. The entire building is renovated and modern, and the lobby is nicely decorated. The only noticeable minus for me was the very small and slow elevator, which a few times I had to wait for a couple of minutes. My check-in was fast and easy. The only small issue was that I didn’t get the highest-floor room I was promised through Booking.com chat. A day before arrival, they confirmed they had reserved a 5th-floor room for me, but in the end, I didn’t get it. Overall, the hotel’s staff were nice and friendly. My Standard Single Room (#313) was the right size for one person, modern, stylish, and spotlessly clean. All the furniture was in perfect condition. I liked the large window, which let in plenty of natural daylight, and it could be opened fully for fresh air. The city view from my room was also lovely. The twin bed was very comfortable. The hotel provided a couple of free bottles of water along with tea bags and coffee. I liked the closet section with a luggage bench, refrigerator, and safe. The only minus was that there were just 4 hangers in there. The bathroom was beautifully designed – I absolutely loved it. The only downside was the very tiny shower stall. The amenities were the standard NH brand, and I liked both their quality and scent. I also really appreciated the modern and powerful hairdryer. The hotel’s Wi-Fi worked very fast. For my stay I paid €56 per night (plus €3 per night city tax), and I found this rate very reasonable for the overall high quality of the hotel. I can absolutely recommend this NH Hotel for a stay in Düsseldorf, especially if your goal is to be in the city center and close to the Central...

I stayed at this hotel during mid-august for about a week for visiting Dusseldorf and neighbouring cities. My experience can be summarised as follows:

The Good: The location of the hotel is excellent, only minutes away from Konigsalle and train station is within walking distance.

The Bad: The hotel is not very clean, the room service does not speak english. they did not properly checked the room as there was an underwear from the previous stay.

The Ugly: There is not proper A/C. when I was checking in, I was told that the A/C does not work but it will be fixed in the next day. It was 35C+ and I could not sleep for two nights. My room was at the top floor with direct sunshine. What is worse is the guys from the front desk did not care much. I asked about feedback on when this can be fixed, and they keep giving me non-sense responses. Finally, on the third day, I was offered another room. Although there is no conventional A/C (some air flow comes-in, but you can't control it), at least the room does not get direct sunshine. However, this time it faces the main road and there is no noise cancelling windows. Anyway, it was way better than the first room.

Overall, I suggest not to use this hotel if...