Hotels near Volmerswerth, Neuss

"The transportation around here is very convenient, and there are plenty of parking spaces across the road. They proactively upgraded my room, and the view was absolutely amazing! I look forward to the opportunity to stay at this hotel again!"

"After checking out, I originally wanted to comment on it, and later stayed in a so-called 4-star hotel. I regretted it. living hotel It is indeed worth 4 stars, because there is no worst place in Germany, and there is worse. This kind of hotel that is not as good as half of the oranges in the domestic season can be 4 stars. During the exhibition, the charge is as high as 3,000 ➕ for one night. It could have been grabbed, but it also served me respectfully and kept me for one night. Forgive it. To be honest, service and health are OK, I feel that it is a safer street, if you are lucky to live on the road, the window view is really good, the church is in front of you. The facilities are too old, of course this is my fault, I really shouldn't have any requirements."

"Good location if you use Düsseldorf Hbf is your priority, as it is just a 3-5 minute walk from the trains and trams, making it perfect for early departures or late arrivals. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The room was clean but not very spacious, however I had a small balcony which was a nice addition. The furniture leans towards ”dated” but still very acceptable for me. Rooms on the street side can be quite noisy despite having good windows. If you are a light sleeper, ask for a room facing the courtyard or bring some earplugs. Breakfast was fine and kept stocked while it was very busym"

"The hotel is super close to the main train station, just a five-minute walk. Our room was clean, and even though it faced the train station, it was surprisingly quiet with two windows – no noise at all! Stepping out, you'll find the subway and bus stops right there, which is incredibly convenient. Just a heads-up: be careful if you're out late, as it's by the train station, so it can be a bit chaotic at night. Other than that, everything was great. The breakfast is more suited for Western tastes, but if you're a Chinese palate, you can still manage just fine."

"The hotel was okay overall. I checked in quite late at night, and there was no staff present for manual check-in, so I had to use the self-service machine. It was very slow, and the machine even had issues. The room was tidy and clean, but there was no bottled water, toothbrush, or toothpaste. The front desk was unstaffed, so the service was a bit lacking."

"The room was great and the room service was prompt and friendly. All the staff were cool and really nice, especially the assistant front office manager on duty on the morning of 2 May and the front office person who spoke a bit of Japanese. The location is perfect, right opposite little Tokyo, and near a great ramen place with good bubble tea options for Asians like us."

"This is pretty good. Parking is €15 per day, but self-check-in is nice overall. The shower facilities are so-so, but acceptable. When I arrived, the hotel said they were out of shower gel and shampoo, so I had to use my own. They also didn't have any tissues. 🙂↔️"

"Clean and hygienic, suitable for self-driving travel. There is a small square next to it which happens to be a flea market, which is very interesting. I haven't experienced the feeling of visiting a flea market for a long time. Rich breakfast"

"The room was clean. There was a microwave and a simple kitchen but no pot. I really like their bed and towels. They are super comfortable. The toilet and the room are a bit small but very good."

"This is a large European chain hostel. It's about 1km from the central station, so it's walkable. The space is quite large, much better than the one I stayed at in Florence. If you didn't manage to book a female dorm, you can ask the front desk if they have one available. If they do, they usually arrange it for you. I only saw mixed dorms on the platform, and a mixed dorm really isn't ideal for me."