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The Neanderkirche in the heart of Düsseldorf is a historic church surrounded by modern architecture, creating a striking contrast. It's not just a spiritual sanctuary for believers but also a great place for visitors to experience German religious culture. The stained glass windows and ancient pipe organ inside the church are worth admiring, while the nearby Neanderplatz square is a popular gathering spot for locals. If you're in Düsseldorf, take a moment to soak in the unique blend of tranquility and history here.
The Wellem Residences
This boutique residence is a perfect choice for Düsseldorf! Rated 4.5/5, it offers everything you need, including childcare and kids' meals for families. Rooms are well-equipped with thoughtful touches like 24-hour hot water and ironing facilities. Enjoy the fitness center, café, and bar, or explore the city with bike rentals. Airport shuttle and multilingual staff add convenience, while business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms. Its prime location puts attractions within walking distance. Don’t miss this 2024 award-winning hotel!
Courtyard by Marriott Duesseldorf Hafen
Nestled in the heart of Düsseldorf with waterfront views, this hotel is perfect for both business and leisure travelers. Enjoy top-notch amenities like a 24-hour fitness center, sauna, and four meeting rooms for corporate needs. For fun, try the foosball table or unwind at the golf course. With Chinese-friendly services and currency exchange, Asian guests will feel right at home. Cap off your day with cocktails at the bar or a rejuvenating spa treatment.
Me and All Hotel Dusseldorf, by Hyatt
25Hours Hotel Duesseldorf Das Tour
Boutique Hotel Orangerie
Innside by Melia Duesseldorf Hafen
Carathotel Düsseldorf City
Lindner Hotel Dusseldorf Seestern
Business Wieland Hotel
Trip Inn Hotel Schumann
Hotel Fährhaus km734
Belle Etage by Studiotel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Neanderkirche
Neanderkirche is a historic church in Düsseldorf, built in the 17th century. Known for its Baroque architecture, it features elaborate interior decorations and is a key religious and cultural landmark.
Neanderkirche is generally open from 10 AM to 6 PM on weekdays, with special hours on weekends for events. Check the official website for the latest updates.
There are several traditional German restaurants nearby. "Schweine Janes" is highly recommended for its pork knuckle and local beer, just a 5-minute walk from the church.
Neanderkirche is perfect for photography, especially its Baroque interior and stained glass windows. Visit during daylight hours for the best lighting.
Yes, Neanderkirche provides multilingual guided tours in English and German. Tours are usually held Saturdays at 2 PM and require advance HopeGoo.
The easiest way to reach Neanderkirche is by taking the U78 subway line and getting off at Heinrich-Heine-Allee station, followed by a 10-minute walk.
Traveler Reviews
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The Wellem Residences
The location is fantastic—just a short walk to the metro, the old town, and plenty of great restaurants. Public transport access is super convenient, making it easy to explore the city. However, the front desk service was disappointing. The concierge didn’t know how to enter our building tower and kept walking us back and forth trying different doors with his key card. Worse, he didn’t hand over our room access cards right away. We had to go back to the front desk to request them, but no one could assist at the time. We were told they’d be delivered to our room, but that never happened. We had to ask again the next morning before finally getting them. We also had a kitchen, but it came with almost zero cooking essentials—no pots, pans, spoons, or basic utensils. After asking for help, we had to go back to the front desk ourselves just to get someone to deliver the basics so we could cook dinner. On check-out, I requested a printed summary for expense claims. The front desk agent didn’t know how to print it, and when I asked for an email copy, he didn’t know how to do that either. It took until the next day for the manager to handle it. This wasn’t just a one-off issue—it reflected a pattern of underwhelming service. For the price of a 5-star property, I expected much better. The experience simply didn’t match the standard I’d expect.
Courtyard by Marriott Duesseldorf Hafen
Staying at the Courtyard by Marriott Duesseldorf Hafen was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The room was spotlessly clean, well-maintained, and very comfortable—perfect for unwinding after a long day. The staff were friendly, professional, and always ready to help with any request. What really stood out was the location: just a short walk from the riverfront, offering great views and easy access to restaurants, shops, and local attractions. The surrounding area feels safe, lively, and peaceful at the same time—ideal for a relaxing city break. I appreciated the thoughtful touches throughout the hotel, and the overall value was excellent. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Düsseldorf.
Me and All Hotel Dusseldorf, by Hyatt
Staying at Me and All Hotel Dusseldorf by Hyatt was a fantastic experience overall. The rooftop view is absolutely stunning—especially in the evening when the city lights come on, making it a perfect spot for photos. Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety of fresh options, including hot dishes, pastries, and fruits—really satisfying and well-prepared. The only minor downside was some road noise from the nearby street, but honestly, it’s not too disruptive, especially considering the great location just a short walk from public transit to downtown. The convenience, modern design, and friendly staff made this stay truly worthwhile. I’d definitely return.
25Hours Hotel Duesseldorf Das Tour
Staying at the 25Hours Hotel Düsseldorf Das Tour was an absolute delight. From the moment you walk in, the design and warm ambiance create a welcoming, almost holiday-like atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly and spoke excellent English—no need to worry if you don’t speak German. The room itself was cozy and comfortable, with thoughtful touches that made it feel like a true retreat. What really stands out is the location: just steps away from trams, buses, and the U-Bahn, making it super easy to explore Düsseldorf without hassle. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel offers a perfect blend of style, comfort, and convenience. It’s not just a place to sleep—it’s an experience. Definitely going to come back.
Boutique Hotel Orangerie
Staying at Boutique Hotel Orangerie in Düsseldorf was hands down my best experience yet in the city. The staff were incredibly welcoming and attentive—always smiling, helpful, and genuinely warm. The hotel’s central location is perfect: everything you need—shopping, dining, public transit—is within walking distance, yet it feels surprisingly quiet and peaceful, even in the heart of the city. The breakfast was exceptional—fresh, abundant, and delicious, with a great mix of local and international options. And the bed? So comfortable I didn’t want to get up! After staying at several hotels in Düsseldorf over the years, this one stands out as the most memorable and enjoyable. If you’re looking for a stylish, well-located, and thoughtfully run boutique stay, this is it.
Innside by Melia Duesseldorf Hafen
One of the cleanest hotels near the harbor I've stayed at—truly impressive! The location is fantastic, just a short walk or quick metro ride from the waterfront, with plenty of dining options and shops nearby. The room was spotless, with a comfortable bed and fresh air throughout. It’s also very reasonably priced for what you get. Service was polite and adequate—not overly enthusiastic, but professional and reliable. Overall, this was one of my most satisfying stays during my trip to Düsseldorf. If you're looking for a clean, convenient, and affordable option close to the riverfront, this hotel is definitely worth considering.
Carathotel Düsseldorf City
This hotel was a delightful surprise, highly recommended by a friend and completely lived up to the hype. Located just steps from the subway station, it’s incredibly convenient for getting around Düsseldorf. The neighborhood is packed with great dining options—Chinese, Korean, Japanese cuisine—all within walking distance. But what truly blew me away was the breakfast buffet. I wasn’t expecting much from Western breakfasts, but this was outstanding. The croissants were flaky and warm, the roasted potatoes had perfect texture, the yogurt was rich and creamy, and the freshly squeezed juice tasted vibrant and natural. Every bite was a treat. The room view was also fantastic—wide windows overlooking the city skyline, making mornings even more enjoyable. Comfortable, well-located, and absolutely worth every penny. I’ll definitely be booking here again on my next business trip.
Lindner Hotel Dusseldorf Seestern
Staying at Lindner Hotel Dusseldorf Seestern was an absolute delight—far beyond my expectations. Located right in the heart of Düsseldorf, the hotel offers a peaceful retreat with stunning views from the windows. The room was immaculate—every corner spotless, with no dust or overlooked areas. Hot water was plentiful and temperature stayed consistent, perfect for a relaxing shower. The bed and pillows were just right—soft yet supportive—and the soundproofing was excellent, so I slept peacefully despite being in a bustling city. Staff were friendly and responsive, always ready to help with any request. Dining options nearby are convenient, and everything is well-connected. Cleanliness, comfort, and service all hit top marks. This place truly delivers on every level—I’d definitely come back and highly recommend it to fellow travelers.
Business Wieland Hotel
I've stayed at the Business Wieland Hotel in Düsseldorf multiple times as a regular guest, and every visit has been exceptional. The atmosphere is sophisticated yet welcoming, the staff are attentive and professional, and the management clearly runs everything at the highest standard. The rooms are spotless, comfortable, and well-appointed—perfect for both business travel and leisure. Breakfast is outstanding, with a great variety of fresh, high-quality options. From check-in to checkout, everything feels seamless and top-notch. If I'm ever in Düsseldorf again, this is the only place I'll book. A truly excellent hotel that exceeds expectations.
Trip Inn Hotel Schumann
Staying at Schumann Travel Inn in Düsseldorf was an absolute delight! From the moment I walked in, the staff went above and beyond with their friendly and professional service. The room was immaculately clean—every surface sparkled, the bed was incredibly comfortable, and the bathroom felt like a spa. No lingering smells, no dust, just pure freshness. What really stood out was the location: just a short metro ride from downtown, making it super easy to explore shops, restaurants, and attractions without hassle. For the quality, comfort, and value, this hotel deserves every single point on the rating. I’d happily come back again—this is one of the best stays I’ve had in Germany.
Hotel Fährhaus km734
I can't rate Hotel Fährhaus any higher than a perfect 10. The hotel is beautifully situated—serene, peaceful, and offering stunning views of the Rhine River. Yet it's still very accessible to downtown Düsseldorf, whether by car or public transit. The owner welcomed me warmly and showed me to a clean, spotless single room with all the essentials—no frills, but everything you need for a comfortable night’s stay. Booking online and paying by credit card went smoothly and professionally. The value for money was excellent, especially compared to other options in Düsseldorf. I’d wholeheartedly recommend this place. I had dinner at the attached restaurant, which is operated by a Turkish-born manager (as he mentioned himself). Service was friendly and attentive. The food was solid—good average quality, nothing extraordinary, but satisfying, especially given my familiarity with Turkish cuisine. That said, the dining experience didn’t quite match the hotel’s outstanding value. During a brief chat with the restaurant operator, he unexpectedly began making negative remarks about the hotel and its owner—something that felt out of place since our interaction was purely transactional, and I hadn’t brought up the hotel at all. What struck me most was the presence of several extremely harsh, unfounded reviews online—accusing the hotel of being greedy, arrogant, dishonest, manipulating credit cards, even ejecting pregnant guests, calling it the worst experience ever. These claims are completely inconsistent with my own visit in November 2025 and feel like deliberate character assassination. It’s hard not to suspect some kind of orchestrated smear campaign. Based on my firsthand experience, Hotel Fährhaus stands out as an honest, well-run, and welcoming option in Düsseldorf. If you're looking for comfort, good location, and genuine hospitality, this is the place.
Centerapartments Tonhallenstraße
The stay was underwhelming overall. The apartment only features a bedroom and a large kitchen table—no separate living room, which makes the space feel cramped. The lighting is overly bright and some fixtures don’t work properly. I noticed paper cups being used instead of glassware, which felt like a real oversight in quality control. The balcony overlooks a P-garage, so the view isn’t great. The front side of the building faces a busy tram line and traffic, making mornings noisy and hard to relax. Several faucets were dripping or malfunctioning, clearly needing maintenance. Most disappointing was the price—it’s too high for what’s actually offered. With better value alternatives available nearby, this place doesn’t justify the cost, especially for a short visit. Would not recommend unless you’re on a tight schedule and have no other options.
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