Kurfuerstenstrasse 18
Duesseldorf, 40211 Nightly Rates(149.23 - 149.23)3 Star
Property Description
The modern and comfortable city Hotel is centrally located, next to main train station but in a quiet and residential area. The 37 rooms in four floors are all equipped with private facilities, minibar, phone, hairdryer, writing desk and Sat-TV. The house offers a garden terrace a lift and a lobby.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
24 Hour Front Desk
Modem Lines in Room
Pets Allowed
Parking
Parking
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior single room with private bathroom ensuite
:
Deluxe single room-bathroom-phone-hairdryer-including breakfast and all taxes. Maximum occupancy 1 person
Superior double room with private bathroom ensuite
:
Deluxe Double room-bathroom-phone-hairdryer-including breakfast and all taxes. Maximum occupancy 2 persons
Best available room upon check in
:
Best available room upon check in including breakfast and all taxes. Maximum occupancy 2 persons
Rate Disclaimer
Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rates when making reservations.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 11am
Time Zone is Europe/Belgrade (1 DST)
Opened in 1948
Renovated in 1999
37 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
BY CAR- At sign MONCHENGLADBACH/DUSSELDORF/DUISBURG follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Flughafen for 1.1 km until DÜSSELDORF . Follow the motorway A44 for 855 m. Follow the motorway Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Stockum for 746 m. At sign INNENSTADT turn left, follow Danziger Strasse for 2.7 km until DUSSELDORF. At sign INNENSTADT turn left, follow Danziger Strasse for 2.7 km until DUSSELDORF. Follow B1 for 651 m. Turn left, follow Kaiserswerther Strasse for 17 m. Follow L55/ Fischerstrasse for 740 m. Turn left, follow Venloer Strasse for 228 m. Turn right, follow Duisburger Strasse for 556 m. Follow Vagedesstrasse for 226 m. Follow L56/ Kölner Strasse for 828 m. Turn right, follow Leopoldstrasse for 149 m. Turn left, follow Stephanienstrasse for 98 m. You reach Kurfurstenstrasse 18. BY TRAIN- Take the S1 train to the main train station. From there the hotel is in walking distance.
Quiet and residential area next to main train station.
The property is 8mi SE of DUS-Duesseldorf Intl Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee ie required for bookings. Valid credit card must be given in booking.If credit card is not available guarantee can also be given in form of a 1 night deposit. Please contact the hotel procedure.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 3 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 nt stay incl tax.No Show fee-1 nt incl tax. Exceptions apply during fairs/special events.Rsvs which fall within the fair periods-subject to special cancel policies of each fair.
Restaurant Information
None on site
The property does not have any on-site food and beverage facilities.
Meeting Facility
None on site
The property does not have any on-site meeting facilities.
Recreation Information
Recreation
NO CHARGE - Jogging Track CHARGE - Fitness Center
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Philipshalle
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Rheinpromenade
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Roncalli Theater
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Theater an der Koenigsallee
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Tonhalle
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University of Duesseldorf
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Exhibition Center / Fairground
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Inn District Karlstadt
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Main Train Station
0.0 Miles North
Shopping District with arcades
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3M
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ABB
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Apple Center
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Arag Building
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BMW
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Deutsche Bahn
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Hitachi
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Japanese Trade Center
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