25Hours Hotel Duesseldorf Das Tour

very fancy room, and all receptionists were super kind. Breakfast was also good enough. Highly recommended !

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.

Very friendly check-in, nice and stylish hotel with a very good bar on the 17th floor.

Parking size very small for the size of the hotel. Location is ok, roof top bar is nice.

Excellent location and service Not far from the central area, the hotel's decoration is new

Good for a night or two, but no more. This hotel is over-designed. The vibe is struggling Parisian artist, which unsurprisingly, does not translate to a very comfortable (or heaven forbid—a luxury) experience. We were staying in Düsseldorf for five nights ahead of my nephew’s wedding. The bed is short, narrow, and one of the worst mattresses I’ve ever slept on. Add another person (my husband) and voila: insomnia. The bathtub on the balcony seemed really neat when we made our reservation. When we checked in, we told the front desk that the light outside didn’t work. Nothing happened. We reported the issue again and were told they couldn’t fix it because it was a German holiday and the technician wasn’t there. The next day we asked twice, nothing happened. Finally I called down to report, once again, that it still doesn’t work and someone offered to bring up candles. We received two small candles, which didn’t provide nearly enough light. The lack of functioning light made it impossible to use the tub at night since you cannot see anything out there and using a phone light seemed like a bad idea. Generally the staff seem really young (adult teenagers was what I said to my husband). No one really cares if you’ve had a nice stay; the person who helped us at checkout and listened to me again talk about the non functioning light never offered recompense but instead said: at least we tried something [with the candles]. In our 40s, we are perhaps well outside the 25hours demographic, I guess? Never again.