Graf-Adolf-Strase 94
Duesseldorf, 40210 Nightly Rates(164.61 - 212.94)3 Star
Property Description
The Madison Hotel I belong since more than ten years to Duesseldorf's first addresses for traveling salesmen, tourists and for VIP's from art, business, politics or media. Also a large professional offer for fitness and relaxation belongs to the comforts of MADISON HOTELS, and it is also usable for the guests of MADISON II of course: the pool- and sauna area in the basement of MADISON I offers everything for relaxation, the associated MADISON sports club has the latest equipment on two floors under the supervision of professional trainers, and it offers everything a 'fitness heart' desires. The MADISON I - by the way, the former birth-place of the legendary actor and producer Gustaf Grundgens - has conference rooms for up to 100 people, equipped with advanced audiovisual technology and a complete banquet service. Satisfy the small or greater appetite in the bistro belonging to the hotel, where a well-equipped bar quenches the thirst as well.
Amenities
Barber/Beauty Shop
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Deluxe Single with Private Bathroom
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Deluxe Single Room with private bathroom. All rooms are equipped with direct dial phone, minibar, newpapers/magazines, cable/color TV, radio and hairdryer. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 1.
Deluxe Double with Private Bathroom
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Deluxe Double Room with private bathroom. All rooms are equipped with direct dial phone, minibar, newpapers/magazines, cable/color TV, radio and hairdryer. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 3.
Deluxe Twin Room with Private Bathroom
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Deluxe Twin Room with private bathroom. All rooms are equipped with direct dial phone, minibar, newpapers/magazines, cable/color TV, radio and hairdryer. 1 rollaway allowed. Sleeps 3.
Deluxe Suite with Private Bathroom
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Deluxe Suite with private bathroom. All rooms are equipped with direct dial phone, minibar, newpapers/magazines, cable/color TV, radio and hairdryer. No rollaways allowed. Sleeps 2.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 4:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is Europe/Berlin (1 DST)
Opened in 1998
Renovated in 2001
100 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
BY CAR: You start from Flughafen Dusseldorf International. At sign MONCHENGLADBACH/DUSSELDORF/DUISBURG follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Flughafen for 1.1 km until DUSSELDORF . 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. Follow Kennedydamm for 431 m. Follow B1 for 651 m. Turn left, follow Kaiserswerther Strasse for 17 m. Follow L55/ Hofgartenstrasse for 2.1 km. Follow Immermannstrasse for 784 m. Turn right, follow Karlstrasse for 359 m. Follow Stresemannplatz for 123 m. You reach Graf-Adolf-Strasse 94.
The property is located 0 mi SW of Dusseldorf
-DUS- Dusseldorf International Airport 6.0 Miles South East -ESS- Essen Airport 22.0 Miles South West -CGN- Koeln Bonn Airport 28.0 Miles South West -DTM- Dortmund Airport 30.0 Miles South West -MST- Maastrict Airport 48.0 Miles North East
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 2 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay including tax. No-Show Fee: 1 night stay including tax. SEASONAL POLICIES DURING FAIR PERIODS EXIST. Exceptions do apply.
Restaurant Information
Bistro
Type: Snack Bar, Cuisine: International, Hours of Operation: 17h00-22h00, Dress Code: Casual
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities and Services
The property has 5 meeting rooms with a capacity range of 5 to 120 people. The property also offers the following meeting services: Audio/Visual Equipment, FAX Service, Copy Machine, Internet Connectivity, Catering, Copy Service, Courier, Pager Rental, Equipment Rental, Computer Modem Hookups, Computer Printing, FAX Machine
Recreation Information
Recreation
-NO CHARGE- Indoor Pool, Sauna, Spa Facility, Stair Stepper, Stationary Bike, Steam Room, Universal Gym, Whirlpool, -CHARGE- Fitness Center, Solarium
-ESS- Essen Airport
22.0 Miles South West
-CGN- Koeln Bonn Airport
28.0 Miles South West
-DTM- Dortmund Airport
30.0 Miles South West
-MST- Maastrict Airport
48.0 Miles North East
Dusseldorf Fairgrounds
5.0 Miles North
Koenigsallee
0.0 Miles South West
Main Railway Station
0.0 Miles East
Ministry of Justice
0.0 Miles North West
Bismarck Denkmal
0.0 Miles North West
Johanneskirche
0.0 Miles North West
Shopping Center
0.0 Miles North West
Duesseldorfer Shauspielhaus
0.0 Miles North West
Heinrich Heine Monument
1.0 Miles West
Heinrich Heine Institute
1.0 Miles West
Deutsche Oper am Rhein
1.0 Miles North West
Heinrich Heine Birth House
1.0 Miles North West
Hofgarten
1.0 Miles North West
Rathaus Duesseldorf
1.0 Miles North West
Japanese Trade Center
0.0 Miles West
Pegeluhr
1.0 Miles North West
Schlossturm
1.0 Miles North West
Sankt Lambertus Basilica
1.0 Miles North West
Schiffahrtsmuseum
1.0 Miles North West
Roncallis Apollo Variete Theater
1.0 Miles West
Philiipshalle
1.0 Miles South East
Hanielpark
2.0 Miles North East
Robert Schumann Saal
2.0 Miles North West
Kunstmuseum Duesseldorf- Art Museum
1.0 Miles North West
Landtag Nordrhein Westfalen
1.0 Miles West
Rheinpark
3.0 Miles North West
Aquazoo
4.0 Miles North West
Loebbecke Museum
4.0 Miles North West
Glasshuette
5.0 Miles East
Capitol Theater
1.0 Miles East
Victoria
1.0 Miles West
Vodafone Headquarter Europe
3.0 Miles West
-DUS- Dusseldorf International Airport
6.0 Miles South East
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