Fashion and culture underpin the German city of Dusseldorf, which dazzles with an array of architecture, nightlife and design. Even the rooms you’ll retreat to at the end of a day’s exploring are designed to impress. From star-studded spaces overlooking Königsallee, to plush suites dominating the skyline above Le Quartier Central, here’s our list of the top luxury hotels in Dusseldorf.
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Luxury Hotels In Dusseldorf
Capella Breidenbacher Hof
Set in the heart of Dusseldorf’s downtown district, the Capella Breidenbacher Hof has established a strong reputation for being one of the best hotels in the whole of Europe. This elegant establishment boasts just 79 rooms and 16 spacious suites for guests to choose from, which helps to create an intimate yet very refined atmosphere. Lovers of fine dining can enjoy an excellent range of traditional German dishes at the onside restaurant, while the indoor swimming pool is the perfect place to unwind.
InterContinental Dusseldorf
With the historic old town just 400 meters away and boasting a location on one of the city’s most prominent shopping streets, the InterContinental Dusseldorf offers guests a fantastic location. In addition to a large and lovely room, guests over the age of 18 are treated to full access to the Holmes Place Health & Fitness Club, which can be found right next door. Bar 59 is the perfect place to unwind in the evening, while the Vintage wine room is a classy establishment where guests can sample wine from all over the world.
Steigenberger Parkhotel Duesseldorf
Situated just steps from the city’s shopping and entertainment district, this iconic luxury hotel is ideal for people who like to stay in style. While the area is famous for its excellent nightlife scene, the Steigenberger Parkhotel Duesseldorf also features three impressive restaurants right on the site. Spending time in the Finish sauna is a real treat for people who have spent all day seeing the sites, while there is no better way to unwind than by securing a spot on the terrace in the evening and taking in the views right across the city.
Max Brown Midtown
Wake up to the smell of fresh bread and coffee at Max Brown Midtown, which is located in the Japanese Quarter. If you can drag yourself out of the cosy interior, you’ll find a little slice of Tokyo waiting outside, plus the Königsallee shopping boulevard, and the restaurants, bars and clubs of the Altstadt (old town). Galleries K20 Kunstsammlung, Kunsthalle, Kunstpalast and NRW-Forum are also all within roaming distance.
Moxy Dusseldorf South
Chic industrial common spaces may be your first impression upon arrival at Moxy Dusseldorf South, but it’s the hotel’s indulgent rooms that make a lasting impression with high thread count sheets, bath amenities and ambient lighting. This stylish hotel is just a couple of minutes by car or train from Dusseldorf’s city centre. Venture 10 minutes in the opposite direction to find the striking Schloss Benrath, a pink baroque palace.
25hours Hotel Dusseldorf Das Tour
This hotel features high-end design that effortlessly combines German engineering with French artistic flair. Here, you can admire spectacular views of Dusseldorf from the chic Le Quartier Central. Recline in your four-poster bed amid the warm hues of your French chambre and watch the city go by, before heading out to see it all close-up – whether it’s by hired bike, Mini car, or in jogging gear. Don’t forget to pick up a pastry from the ground floor cafe on your way out.
Hotel Orangerie
A rarity in Dusseldorf, this small historic hotel is housed in a classic villa just a few steps off the beaten track. With 27 conservatively-decorated rooms, there’s tranquillity in abundance, and a friendly atmosphere and personalized service that puts you immediately at ease. Plus, it’s just a hop skip and a jump away from some of Dusseldorf’s fab attractions, like the Rheinuferpromenade (River Rhine promenade) and all bookings come with a complimentary (and tasty) breakfast buffet. Tucked away in a corner of the Old Town, Hotel Orangerie is a breath of fresh air in a neighborhood that can make you feel lost in a crowd.
Me and all hotel düsseldorf
Sliding wood walls, paper lanterns and waving cat figurines add an Asian-inspired touch to the 177 rooms of this hotel—a nod to its location in the heart of the Japan Quarter. Bamboo-patterned glass panels decorate walk-in rainforest showers in the generously sized bathrooms, which feature large windows overlooking the city. The Far East theme continues throughout the hotel, from the anime murals in the lobby and courtyard to the deep-red walls and oriental lamps gracing the sleek 11th-floor lounge and restaurant. In addition to the nicely kitted-out gym, the stairwell features a “vertical parcours” fitness route up 11 flights of stairs. This is one of the best luxury hotels in Dusseldorf you should stay.
