Hohe Strase 107
Dortmund, 44139 Nightly Rates(118.85 - 151.87)3 Star
Property Description
Our hotels are in the southern city center of Dortmund. The "Westfalenhallen" complex with fair trade and events center is only five minutes walk away. All rooms are equipped with shower/bath, WC, radio, cable TV, telephone, mini bar and safe, and provide for a comfortable stay. Our four star rooms have additionally, a data port. Enjoy our generous breakfast buffet, our market fresh lunch at noon, and an elegant dinner in the evening at our restaurant. The beer pub "Alte Gasse" with tree skittle-alleys is a meeting point for young and old. The 10 conference rooms are ideally suited for all different occasions for up to 110 people. Each one of our air-conditioned rooms features natural light and is equipped with most modern media techniques.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Single Room Economy Consul
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The standard single rooms are placed in our 3-star hotel Consul. The rooms are furnished with hairdryer, mini bar, cable TV, shower, WC and direct dial telephone. Sleeps 1.
Double Room Economy Consul
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The standard double rooms are placed in our 3-star hotel Consul. The rooms are furnished with hairdryer, mini bar, cable TV, tube or shower, WC and direct dial telephone. Sleeps 2.
Single Room Business
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The business single rooms are equipped with shower, WC, cable TV, direct dial telephone, large desk with separate fax and Internet connections-hairdryer, iron, safe and mini bar. Sleep 1.
Double Room Business
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Our Business double rooms are provided for guests who prefer large rooms. The rooms are equipped with tub, shower, WC, hairdryer, make up mirror, cable TV, direct dial telephone, large desk with separate fax and internet connection, iron, safe and mini bar. Sleeps 4.
Single Room Comfort
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The Comfort single rooms are very spacious. They are equipped with shower, WC, large marble washbasin, hairdryer, make up mirror, cable TV, direct dial telephone, working desk with separate fax and internet connection, iron, safe and mini bar. Sleeps 2.
Double Room Comfort
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The Comfort single rooms are very spacious. They are equipped with shower, WC, large marble washbasin, hairdryer, make up mirror, cable TV, direct dial telephone, working desk with separate fax and internet connection, iron, safe and mini bar. Sleeps 3.
Rate Disclaimer
Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is Europe/Berlin (1 DST)
Opened in 1977
Renovated in 2001
150 rooms.
0 suites.
6 floors.
Directions
Go on the B1 to Dortmund, take the exit B54 Dortmund-Zentrum. On the second traffic light turn left into Markgrafenstrasse. At the next traffic light go straight ahead and on the right side you will find our hotels.
Go on the A40 in direction Dortmund. Take exit Dortmund-Zentrum. At the first traffic light go straight ahead and then turn right into Gerstenstrasse.
The Ringhotel Drees is situated in the Southern part of downtown Dortmund only 200m from B1 and 500m from the trade fair grounds "Westfalenhallen" and the soccer stadium "Westfalenstadion". The "Hotel Consul***" (36 rooms) is located in the annex and is accessible via a covered hallway and back courtyard connected to the main building.
DTM-Dortmund-9 mi E DUS-Duesseldorf-37 mi SW
Guarantee Policy
The hotel does not accept non-guaranteed reservations. All reservations must be guaranteed. A deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 1 days prior to arrival to avoid penalty of 80% of total stay and tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Restaurant Information
RESTAURANT DREES
Location: On Site. Type: Full Service Restaurant. Cuisine: International and Regional. Breakfast: 0615-1030. Lunch: 1200-1430. Dinner: 1800-2300. Dress Code: Casual
ALTE GASSE
Location: On Site. Type: Bar/Lounge Other: Beer Pub. Cuisine: Regional and Traditional German. Dinner: 1800-2300.
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facility Information
Total number of meeting rooms: 10. Total capacity, all meeting rooms: 90. MEETING SERVICES- Audio/Visual Equipment, Computer Printing, Copy Service, Exhibit Services, Internet Connectivity, Computer Available, Fax Machine, Shipping, Catering, Computer Modem Hookups, Copy Machine, Equipment Rental, Fax Service.
ORION 1/2
Size: 93 Square Meters. Max occ: 80. Description: This room is for festivities, conferences and seminars as well as for family occasions. Features Daylight, air-conditioning and state of the art media technology. This room is flexible in size and can be combined.
MARS 1/2
Size: 70 Square Meters. Max occ: 50. Description: Located on the sixth floor with a beautiful view across the roofs of Dortmund-Lobby and Outside Terrace.
VENUS
Size: 60 Square Meters. Max occ: 50. Description: Situated on ground level in Hotel Drees. Perfectly suited for festivities and family occasions. This room is flexible in size and can accommodate 25 to 100 persons. Also features Air-conditioning and daylight.
CONSUL
Dimensions: 80 Square Meters. Maximum Capacity: 70. Description: Our largest conference room located in the hotel Consul with a separate lobby break room with integrated bar. This room has Air-conditioning and daylight.
NEPTUN
Dimensions: 24 Square Meters. Maximum Capacity: 15.
MERKUR
Dimensions: 30 Square Meters. Maximum Capacity: 20.
SATURN
Dimensions: 35 Square Meters. Maximum Capacity: 25.
CLUBZIMMER
Dimensions: 20 Square Meters. Maximum Capacity: 15.
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