Hotel Am Ehrenhof

It was very clean. We did not get a 3-bed room, but instead it was solved fast and got 2 rooms next to one another: a double and a single one. There is a parking garage 2 streets behind.

The neighbourhood was a little “strange”.

Property not as described; one room less than listing.

Overall stay was nice, price was great and location very, very nice with many restaurants and grocery stores nearby. Public transportation really close by. Only 3 min away to a Rewe that closes at 00:00. Very convenient. Accommodation was overall clean.

We didn’t see the staff most of the days. Some days the room didn’t get cleaned. Toilet paper only got replaced one day, had to buy some because there was no guarantee the room would be cleaned. We also run out of soap and it didn’t get refilled in our whole 6 days stay.

The hotel was clean, relatively comfortable, and affordable. No frills or special facilities, just a nice place to keep your stuff and rest your head. Breakfast was included, but was basic. Close to a couple of restaurants, and a petrol station if you need food. Within walking distance of train station. Reliable, fast wifi connection. Staff were friendly.

Only one light in the room so it was a little dark. Double bed is just two single beds pushed together, and a separate blanket each. Elevator is very small (will fit one person with a bag at a time). Bathroom is on the smaller side, but had decent water pressure.

We had a great stay at the hotel. The lady that checked us in was very sweet and friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean. Location is great too, walking distance to a lot of things you want to see in Düsseldorf.

Nothing

There wa no breakfast unfortunately

Nobody was present for the check-out, So we just left the keys on the counter and paid by Money transfer later.

We were in Düsseldorf for the Kristkindlmarkt, staying from Friday evening through Sunday morning. Hotel "Am Ehrenhof" offered affordable rates, despite being close to the Aldstadt / city center. Breakfast is not included with your stay; you will need to pay additional per person. In our case €9 per person. Breakfast was of good quality: very freshly baked bread, a charcuterie selection, yogurts and breakfast grains. No full continental, which is perfect for us. The hotel, despite what Booking.com may claim, does NOT have its own parking. There are a few parking garages close by. B+B Parking is the closest, and a Park One is about 15-20 minutes walking. There is no manned front desk, the hotel is small and intimate. We had a language barrier with the on-site host (who spoke little German or English), but we managed just fine. They were the friendliest folks we've met in Düsseldorf! :) Our room was perfectly suited for two adults traveling with a teenager. Room 16 actually consists of two rooms, with an adjoining bath room. One bedroom has a double bed, the other a single bed. This offered our teenager privacy. Both rooms looked a bit old fashioned, but they were very clean and the amenities were good! Both rooms had a wash basin and the bathroom with shower looked modern. We were only there for a short while, so we didn't find many restaurants. There's a handful within walking distance. On Nordstraße you will also find a Réwé supermarket. The city center is about 30 minutes walking from the hotel. You will find both a subway (U-bahn) and a streetcar (Strassenbahn) stop within 2 minutes walking on Nordstraße. With either of those, it's only a few short minutes ride into the center.

We were in Düsseldorf for the Kristkindlmarkt, staying from Friday evening through Sunday morning. Hotel "Am Ehrenhof" offered affordable rates, despite being close to the Aldstadt / city center. Breakfast is not included with your stay; you will need to pay additional per person. In our case €9 per person. Breakfast was of good quality: very freshly baked bread, a charcuterie selection, yogurts and breakfast grains. No full continental, which is perfect for us. The hotel does NOT have its own parking. There are a few parking garages close by. B+B Parking is the closest, and a Park One is about 15-20 minutes walking. There is no manned front desk, the hotel is small and intimate. We had a language barrier with the on-site host (who spoke little German or English), but we managed just fine. They were the friendliest folks we've met in Düsseldorf! :) Our room was perfectly suited for two adults traveling with a teenager. Room 16 actually consists of two rooms, with an adjoining bath room. One bedroom has a double bed, the other a single bed. This offered our teenager privacy. Both rooms looked a bit old fashioned, but they were very clean and the amenities were good! Both rooms had a wash basin and the bathroom with shower looked modern. We were only there for a short while, so we didn't find many restaurants. There's a handful within walking distance. On Nordstraße you will also find a Réwé supermarket. The city center is about 30 minutes walking from the hotel. You will find both a subway (U-bahn) and a streetcar (Strassenbahn) stop within 2 minutes walking on Nordstraße. With either of those, it's only a few short minutes ride into the center.

Honestly, nothing. Even the language barrier with the staff (who spoke little German or English) was not a problem, thanks to translation apps, friendly smiles, and a mix of three languages. It was hard to find a nice restaurant in the direct vicinity, but that's not the hotel's fault.