Collenbachstrase 58
Dusseldorf, 40476 Nightly Rates(76.59 - 103.01)3 Star
Property Description
Charming city hotel with 25 modern equipped rooms all with private shower and toilet/ telephone and colour TV -some with balcony- are the perfect place to start all your private or business activities. Whether you are using your own car -free parking space for residents is available- or if you prefer to go by the nearby public transport every local destination can be reached within a few minutes. Quiet yet central location close to the Konigsallee and the historic center. A perfect service and reliability are the basis of your companys policy. Then of course the Hotel Diplomat Garni is the ideal partner for your accommodation while visiting the Dusseldorf Fair. Favorably situated as regards of transport facilities -e.g. apprx. 4 km away from the airport or the fair and about 3 km away from the city centre or the main station- the new management of the Diplomat Garni offers a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere right in the heart of the city.
Amenities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Parking
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Single Room
:
Private bathroom in suite. All rooms are equipped/ telephone and colour TV. No rollaway allowed. MAX OCCUPANCY - 1.
Superior Double Room
:
Private bathroom in suite. All rooms are equipped/ telephone and colour TV. 1 rollaway allowed. MAX OCCUPANCY - 3.
Superior Twin Room - B2T
:
Private bathroom in suite. All rooms are equipped/ telephone and colour TV. 1 rollaway allowed. MAX OCCUPANCY - 3.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 11am
Time Zone is Europe/Berlin (1 DST)
Opened in 1970
Renovated in 2004
25 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
Directions By Car-You start from Flughafen Dusseldorf International. At sign MONCHENGLADBACH/ DUSSELDORF/DUISBURG follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Flughafen for 805 m until DUSSELDORF. Follow the motorway A44 for 856 m. At sign DUSSELDORF-STOCKUM/ DUSSELDORF-KAISERSWERTH/DUISBURG follow the motorway Anschlussstelle Dusseldorf-Stockum for 745 m. At sign DUSSELDORF-ZENTRUM turn left. Follow Danziger Strasse for 2.7 km until DUSSELDORF. At sign ESSEN/OBERHAUSEN turn right. Follow B1/ Kennedydamm for 94 m. Turn left- follow Rossstrasse for 933 m. Turn left- follow Golzheimer Strasse for 285 m. Turn right- follow Collenbachstrasse for 82 m. You reach Collenbachstrasse 58.
DUS-Dusseldorf-1 Mile N
DUS-Dusseldorf Intl Airport-3 Miles S
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. Exceptions may apply during holidays special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 1 day prior arrival to avoid a penalty of 1 night + tax. No-show fee: 1 night + tax. Rsvns within fair periods- subject special cancel/deposit policies. Seasonal-Cancel 14 Days prior - penalty full stay + tax. No-show fee: full stay + tax.
Restaurant Information
NO RESTAURANT FACILITIES ON-SITE
Meeting Facility
NO MEETING FACILITIES ON-SITE
Recreation Information
RECREATION
Sauna on-site -Charge
DUS-Dusseldorf
1.0 Miles North
DUS-Dusseldorf Intl Airport
3.0 Miles South
NRN Niederrhein Airport
44.0 Miles South
ESS Essen Airport
14.0 Miles South West
MGL Moenchengladbach Airport
12.0 Miles East
CGN Koeln Bonn Airport
35.0 Miles North West
IBM Dusseldorf Kaiserswerther Strasse
0.0 Miles East
IBM Dusseldorf Karl Arnold Platz
1.0 Miles East
Hilden
10.0 Miles North West
Opera
1.0 Miles North
Sports Complex
3.0 Miles South East
Convention Center
2.0 Miles South East
TV Tower
2.0 Miles North East
Fashion Houses
2.0 Miles North
City Hall
1.0 Miles North
Old Town
1.0 Miles North
Main Train Station
2.0 Miles North West
Fairground Dusseldorf
1.0 Miles South East
Koenigsallee
1.0 Miles North
Loebbecke Museum
1.0 Miles South East
Modern Art Museum
1.0 Miles North
Mettmann
8.0 Miles West
Ratingen
6.0 Miles South West
Castle Benrath
8.0 Miles North West
University of Dusseldorf
4.0 Miles North
Hofgarten
1.0 Miles South
Schiffahrtsmuseum
2.0 Miles South West
Heine Geburtshaus
2.0 Miles South
Rathaus Dusseldorf
2.0 Miles South
Palais Wittgenstein
2.0 Miles South
Justizministerium
2.0 Miles South
Heinrich Heine Institute
2.0 Miles South
Capitol Musical Theater
2.0 Miles South East
Rheinstadion
3.0 Miles North West
Philipshalle
4.0 Miles South East
Glashuette
6.0 Miles South East
Goethe Museum
1.0 Miles South
Robert Schumann Saal
1.0 Miles South West
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