Stadionring 1
Ratingen, 40878 Nightly Rates(103.01 - 103.01)3 Star
Property Description
The City Hotel Ratingen with its 3 stars offers 68 modern and comfortable single and double rooms. The furnishing combines unpretentious elegancy and comfort. All rooms provide bath/shower and WC/direct dial telephone/cable TV with international channels/mini bar and high speed wireless internet access. Bright and friendly colours surround our guests and accentuate the modern and state-of-the-art atmosphere of the location. One floor is reserved for non-smokers. The hotel provides all the advantages of a modern city hotel with ideal access to the motorways/the central main train station and within 3 miles to the international Rhein-Ruhr Airport Duesseldorf. Public traffic services are right beside the hotel and brings our guests either to the heart of Duesseldorf with its famous shopping area Koenigsallee and the Old Town or to any of the surrounding business or shopping centers. The distance to the international fairground Duesseldorf is 4 miles and to the fairground Essen 10 miles. The historical town and the pedestrian area of Ratingen is within 5 minutes walking distance from the hotel and it offers a level of wares that needs not shy away from being compared to that of the larger metropolises.
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Single Room
:
Standard Single room-bathroom-wireless internet access possible- including breakfast and all taxes are included. Max Occupancy - 1
Standard Double Room
:
Standard Double room-bathroom- wireless internet access possible- including breakfast and all taxes are included. Max Occupancy - 3
Standard Twin Room
:
Standard Twin room-bathroom- wireless internet access possible- including breakfast and all taxes are included. Max Occupancy - 3
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1400
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is Europe/Berlin (1 DST)
Opened in 1989
Renovated in 2003
68 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
You start from Flughafen Dusseldorf International. At sign MOENCHENGLADBACH/DUSSELDORF/DUISBURG follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Duesseldorf-Flughafen for 1.3 km. Follow the motorway A44 for 2.1 km. At sign ESSEN/OBERHAUSEN follow the motorway Autobahnkreuz Dusseldorf-Nord for 1.5 km. At sign RATINGEN/DUSSELDORF-KAISERSWERTH follow the ramp Anschlussstelle Ratingen for 157 m. At sign ESSEN-turn left- follow L422-K2 for 1.7 km until RATINGEN . Follow Westtangente for 357 m. Turn left-follow Am Sandbach for 583 m. Turn right-follow Sandstrasse for 549 m. Turn left-follow Dusseldorfer Strasse for 314 m. You reach Stadionring 1.
It is located in Duesseldorf-Ratingen-close to the city center
DUS-Dusseldorf International Airport-3 Miles N, CGN-Koeln/Bonn Airport 31.0 Miles SE
Guarantee Policy
Reservation must be guaranteed with a credit card otherwise booking cannot be confirmed. If credit card is not available guarantee can also be given in form of a 1 night deposit. Please contact the hotel for procedure.
Cancellation Policy
CXL 2 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 nt stay incl tax. -No-Show fee- 1 nt stay incl tax. -Early check out charge- 1 extra nt. -RSVNS WITHIN FAIR PERIODS ARE SUBJECT TO SPECIAL POLICIES OF EACH FAIR.-Fairs-60 day Cxl - full stay penalty
Restaurant Information
HOTEL RESTAURANT
Type-Full Service Restaurant; Cuisine-International; Hours of Operation-TBD; Dress Code-Casual
Meeting Facility
MEETING SERVICES
Audio/Visual Equipment; Catering; Copy Service; Equipment Rental; Fax Service; Internet Connectivity; Pager Rental; Additional Meeting Services-For efficient conferences and meetings the City Hotel Ratingen has an air conditioned meeting room with a total capacity of up to 60 guests. The room can be divided into two sections both with natural light and equipped with modern technical convention facilities. Ask for our attractive all-inclusive conference packages.
MEETING ROOM 01
Max Capacity-30
MEETING ROOM 02
Max Capacity-30
Recreation Information
RECREATION
Jogging Track on-site-No Charge
DUS-Dusseldorf International Airport
3.0 Miles N
Fairground Dusseldorf
4.0 Miles N
Ratingen City Center
0.0 Miles W
Twentieth Century Art Museum
7.0 Miles SW
Tourist Association
7.0 Miles SW
Office for City Promotion
7.0 Miles SW
Old City Hall
6.0 Miles SW
Chamber of Commerce
7.0 Miles SW
Central Post Office
7.0 Miles SW
Chamber of Industry
7.0 Miles SW
Old Town
6.0 Miles SW
Koenigsallee
6.0 Miles SW
Dusseldorf Main Train Station
6.0 Miles SW
ABB
6.0 Miles SW
Apple Center
6.0 Miles SW
Arag Building
3.0 Miles SW
3M
3.0 Miles SW
Rheinpromenade
6.0 Miles SW
Philipshalle
8.0 Miles SW
Roncalli Theater
7.0 Miles SW
Tonhalle
6.0 Miles SW
Daimler Crysler
4.0 Miles SW
Deutsche Bahn
6.0 Miles SW
Hitachi
6.0 Miles SW
Japanese Trade Center
6.0 Miles SW
Metro
4.0 Miles SW
Vodafone Headquarter Ratingen
0.0 Miles W
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