Privatzimmer Schönfelder

Friendly and helpful host.... quiet residential area but close to tram & shops..... good sized room with large bathroom....great price

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Gorgeous, affluent suburb of Düsseldorf surrounded by nature. The room itself had tasteful, contemporary decor and an incredible bathroom. Loved it.

The particular room I was staying in could have had a fan as I was on the fourth attic floor and it gets hot, but the lower levels would be fine. Outside of that absolutely nothing.

I never give "tens". To anything. I believe a "ten" is the standard perfection of a given scale, therefore it doesn't exist in reality. Well, that's until I found Privatzimmer Schönfelder. It's a ten. Let's dive into why. 1. Mr. Schönfelder is really nice and helpful. He was incredible - a person that I want to stay friends with for the rest of my life. 2. The bedroom is gorgeous. And it's big. And it's a king-sized bed. And the pillows are awesome. 3. The BEST bathroom in Europe, I can GUARANTEE you that. 4. It was sparkling clean. Even my germophobic wife was feeling comfortable. 5. There's free high-quality coffee, a very nice kitchen with a small fridge, oven, stove, dishwasher, and some seasoning herbs. 6. Very good washing machine/dryer/soap for 5 euros. This is important in long trips: a clean washing machine will change your mood. 7. Everything looks beautiful, the Privatzimmer is carefully decorated with gorgeous architecture. 8. Super close to many good restaurants, grocery stores, and the tram line. 5-min walk tops. We went to four restaurants in the region: I Duo Amici (excellent! - Italian), Schumacher (excellent! - German), T-Bar (excellent! - bar), and Da Giacomo (recommendation - excellent! - Italian). I'm NOT the kind of person who says that everything is excellent, believe me. So... great place. If you're in Düsseldorf, you MUST consider staying here!

Stairs. But hey! They're good for your cardio (and mine!). No, but really, it was a very nice stay and we have zero complaints.

I was there a second time, and for sure, I will book it again. It's comfortable, very nice and quiet place.

It's a beautiful house - a blend of old and modern - with excellent facilities, located in a quiet, peaceful, delightful neighbourhood. Our host was very helpful, pleasant, and cooperative. Everything was as promised, and I will certainly have Privatzimmer Schönfelder in mind for another visit.

Everything was as expected and satisfactory!

It's a beautiful place! With a very nice, and caring host!

Finding a parking place was (sometimes) a bit challenging.

The location is superb for a visit to Duesseldorf, lovely, quiet neighbourhood a short walk from the trams which whisk you into the City Centre every 10 minutes in what seems like no time at all. The rooms were comfortable and warm, the added bonus was the shared kitchen as we were 2 couples travelling together so we could breakfast together in the kitchen. The kitchen itself was very well equipped and the coffee machine deserves a special mention, the best facility I have come across in many years of travelling. Our host Peter was friendly and helpful and he provided plenty of information about the Gerresheim area which itself has many restaurants and shops, we didn't need to venture into the City on our first night.

There was nothing to dislike about the place, if you have reduced mobility, you will find the stairs a challenge, but this was no problem for us and the stair well was a charming area, full of character in this beautiful old building.

The room was spacious, clean, warm and had a wonderful bathroom. The entry to the house was easily arranged. We especially loved the extensively utilized kitchen. We love to be on vacation, but we also want to feel comfortable and at home in the place we are staying. Privatzimmer Schönfelder offered us a lovely stay in a very nice city.

Getting to Dusseldorf was a bit of a challenge, but it had nothing to do with the location. Privatzimmer Schönfelder exceeded our expectations, it was DB who excelled in messing up our trip. Despite strikes on our travel day, we did make it to Dusseldorf.