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Visit Düsseldorf City Museum, where history comes alive like a living book—ancient Egyptian relics meet bold modern art, each exhibit pulsing with the city’s heartbeat. The striking glass-and-steel extension floods the space with natural light, turning time itself into a slow dance of shadows and sunbeams. Art lovers and culture seekers alike will feel their souls awaken 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!
The Wellem Dusseldorf, Part of Hyatt
This 2024 award-winning hotel is the perfect choice for your Düsseldorf trip! Centrally located, it’s just a short walk to attractions like Mahn- und Gedenkstatte and Säulenheilige, with plenty of dining options nearby. Enjoy 24-hour hot water, a fitness center, and a bar, or relax with room service for a private dining experience. Business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms and business center, making work trips seamless. Plus, Chinese-friendly services ensure a warm welcome away from home!
Holiday Inn Dusseldorf City Toulouser All.
This hotel is a perfect choice for both family vacations and business trips! Located in the heart of Düsseldorf, it offers easy access to the airport (just a 7-minute train ride). Enjoy free Wi-Fi and China UnionPay services, along with a kids’ play area and complimentary children’s meals—ideal for families. Business travelers will appreciate the flexible meeting rooms that can host up to 230 people. The stylish rooms feature premium bedding and local artwork. At night, explore the Altstadt district for local brews or take a stroll along the Rhine promenade. Don’t miss the mini gym and all-day dining options!
Me and All Hotel Dusseldorf, by Hyatt
25Hours Hotel Duesseldorf Das Tour
Lindner Hotel Dusseldorf Airport
Innside by Meliá Dusseldorf Derendorf
voco Dusseldorf Seestern
INNSiDE by Meliá Düsseldorf Seestern
Me and All Hotel Dusseldorf, by Hyatt
MUZE Hotel Düsseldorf - Handwritten Collection
Sleep Inn Düsseldorf
Hampton by Hilton Dusseldorf City Centre
B-Hotel
Ruby Coco Hotel Dusseldorf
Airport Fashion Hotel
Premier Inn Düsseldorf City Friedrichstadt
Haus Gerry
Hotel Rubin
Hotel Arosa - Düsseldorf Oberkassel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Stadtmuseum
Hotel Schlosshotel Düsseldorf is a top choice, located within walking distance of the museum and blending modern elegance with historical charm. Rooms feature panoramic windows offering views of the Rhine River and the museum’s striking architecture. The hotel provides complimentary parking and exclusive guided tours, enhancing access to contemporary art exhibitions. Nearby, Maximilianplatz offers a perfect spot for evening strolls or enjoying traditional German cuisine.
From Düsseldorf City Museum, take the city tram (Stadtbahn) Line 2 or walk approximately 15 minutes to Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof. Tram Line 2 connects directly to the Rhine River promenade, Neuer Markt Square, passing through the Old Town and Königsplatz. Alternatively, bike-sharing stations are available near the museum, ideal for short rides to cultural landmarks such as the Düsseldorf Art Museum and Heinrich Mann Theatre.
The museum hosts live art workshops and interactive installations on weekends, especially tailored for families and youth. Additionally, the annual Rhine River Art Festival transforms the area into an open-air gallery featuring outdoor sculptures, sound installations, and live performances. The museum also features a 360-degree digital projection hall, regularly screening contemporary visual art films, offering visitors a fresh perspective on modern artistic expression.
Try Café am Rhein by the Rhine River, renowned for its authentic German cuisine, including pan-seared herring and beer-braised beef. Its riverside terrace offers stunning views of the museum and illuminated riverbanks, perfect for a romantic dinner. Another option is Maison de la Culture, serving creative French-German fusion dishes made with locally sourced organic ingredients, often paired with artist talk dinners, blending gastronomy and culture.
Düsseldorf City Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with extended hours until 8:00 PM on Fridays. Admission is free, though special temporary exhibitions require additional tickets. It's advisable to book a time slot in advance via the official website to avoid queues. The museum offers wheelchair access and multilingual audio guides, making it accessible for all visitors.
Kaiserpfalz Park, just a 5-minute walk from the museum, offers green space with playgrounds, picnic lawns, and a fountain, perfect for family outings. The park also features historical remnants from post-war reconstruction, blending education with recreation. Additionally, the Rhine River promenade extends to Bonn Bridge, lined with benches and street art murals, ideal for parent-child walks while enjoying city skylines and nightly light shows.
Hotel Königshof is ideal, located just a 5-minute walk from the museum. This historic boutique hotel blends classic German architecture with modern luxury, featuring rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Rhine River. It offers complimentary cultural tours and is steps away from Kölnstraße, a vibrant shopping street lined with Michelin-recognized restaurants—perfect for art lovers seeking authenticity and convenience.
Take the U70 subway line from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof (Central Station), just 4 stops to "Museumsschloß" station—only about 10 minutes. Alternatively, bus lines 63 or 66 stop at "Museumstraße". For seamless travel, use the Düsseldorf City Ticket, which grants unlimited public transport access and discounts on museum entry, offering excellent value for visitors exploring the city’s cultural heart.
The museum specializes in contemporary and installation art, currently showcasing a major photography series by renowned German artist Thomas Struth, exploring urban spaces and human behavior. It also features an immersive digital AR gallery where visitors interact with evolving industrial design history through augmented reality. Every Saturday, enjoy a special "Night Art Tour" combining light installations and live music, transforming the traditional exhibition into a dynamic cultural experience.
Yes! Tucked away on Königsstraße, Café Schiller serves handcrafted desserts inspired by Rhineland traditions, served on custom ceramic tableware—ideal for Instagram-worthy moments. Just a 10-minute walk to Löwenhof Market, try authentic Düsseldorf sauerkraut pork stew at a riverside terrace. The blend of local flavors and scenic views makes it a perfect post-museum treat for food and art enthusiasts.
Absolutely. The museum hosts monthly children’s art workshops every third Sunday, where kids create abstract artworks under expert guidance and participate in interactive puzzles. Family-friendly zones include stroller parking, nursing rooms, and quiet spaces. Additionally, the outdoor plaza regularly hosts open-air art festivals with sculpture-making stations, live performances, and playful installations—perfect for engaging young minds.
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00–18:00, extended to 20:00 on Fridays; closed Mondays. Admission is €12 for adults, €8 for students and seniors, and free for those under 16. Tickets can be purchased online to skip lines. Consider the Düsseldorf Art Pass, which grants unlimited access to seven major museums—including this one—for art enthusiasts planning an in-depth cultural journey.
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.
The Wellem Dusseldorf, Part of Hyatt
Staying at The Wellem Düsseldorf was an absolute highlight of my trip to the city. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the main shopping streets and vibrant nightlife, yet tucked away in a quiet, elegant neighborhood. The hotel itself lives up to its Hyatt-featured reputation with sleek design, impeccable service, and a peaceful ambiance that makes you feel instantly at home. My room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and had top-notch amenities. From the moment I arrived to the time I checked out, everything felt seamless and luxurious. If you're looking for a stylish, comfortable stay in Düsseldorf, this is the place to be.
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.
Lindner Hotel Dusseldorf Airport
Staying at Lindner Hotel Düsseldorf Airport was a fantastic experience, especially for travelers prioritizing convenience. The hotel is incredibly close to the airport—just a short walk from the shuttle stop, which runs regularly and makes getting to and from your flight effortless. If you prefer a taxi, it’s about €17 with luggage, which is reasonable. There’s also direct bus service to the Düsseldorf Exhibition Grounds, perfect if you’re attending events. Right next door is a discount supermarket stocked with everyday essentials—super convenient for last-minute needs. The breakfast buffet is generous and delicious, and the facilities are top-notch: a well-equipped gym with water and disposable cups, plus a sauna room. My favorite perk? You can scan a QR code after cleaning your room and get a free beer—such a fun little incentive! The nearest subway station is about a 10-minute walk away, but that’s not a big issue given how central everything else is. Overall, this hotel delivers excellent value, comfort, and service—highly recommended for business travelers or anyone flying through Düsseldorf.
Innside by Meliá Dusseldorf Derendorf
This hotel is perfect for business travelers—right next to my workplace, so I can walk there in just a few minutes. The staff are incredibly friendly and genuinely helpful; they go out of their way to make sure your stay is comfortable. From check-in to checkout, every interaction felt personal and warm. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and had all the essentials I needed. The location alone makes it a top choice, but the excellent service and cleanliness really seal the deal. I’ll definitely be staying here again on my next trip to Düsseldorf.
voco Dusseldorf Seestern
This was my first time visiting Düsseldorf, and I’m so glad I followed a colleague’s recommendation to book this hotel. From the moment I arrived, everything felt exceptional. The room on the 9th floor offered stunning views of the lake and city skyline—perfect for relaxing with a morning coffee or enjoying the evening lights. Spacious, immaculately clean, and thoughtfully designed, the room made me feel at home right away. What really stood out was how easy it was to satisfy my Asian palate—there are several authentic Chinese restaurants just steps away, which was a game-changer for me. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my stay, even offering upgrades and local tips. The location is quiet yet well-connected, and the overall value for money is outstanding. I’d absolutely come back and highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Düsseldorf.
INNSiDE by Meliá Düsseldorf Seestern
Staying at this hotel was an absolute pleasure, especially due to its unbeatable location. Right in the heart of Düsseldorf, it’s just a short walk from major attractions and perfectly connected to public transportation—making it easy to explore the city without hassle. The neighborhood is vibrant with plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby, so you’re never far from a good meal or a quick snack. The room was clean, modern, and comfortable, and the staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome. For travelers who value convenience and quality, this is a top choice. I’d definitely stay here again and highly recommend it.
MUZE Hotel Düsseldorf - Handwritten Collection
I want to emphasize that my rating is based on the room price. The hotel is a 15-20 minute walk from the old town, passing through two or three lovely parks along the way—truly a pleasant stroll. Cleanliness is top-notch; everything was spotless, especially the bathroom. The bed was incredibly comfortable. At check-in, they offer refreshing still water with subtle flavors (mint, orange, cucumber), dried fruit trio (fig, prune, banana), and a green apple—small touches that make a big difference. Inside the room: a mini bottle of water, two Nespresso pods, two tea bags daily, plus a fridge, safe, and air conditioning. The room is compact but perfectly functional for a good night’s sleep. Staff are friendly and attentive—the moment we mentioned an annoying neighbor on day two, they promptly arranged a room change without hesitation. Overall, the value for money is outstanding. If you’re looking for a quiet, well-maintained stay with thoughtful details and excellent service, this place delivers. I’d definitely return.
Sleep Inn Düsseldorf
Staying at this hotel in the heart of Düsseldorf was a fantastic experience. Located just steps away from major attractions and with excellent public transport access, getting around the city was incredibly convenient. The room was clean, well-maintained, and surprisingly comfortable—great for a good night's sleep. What stood out most was the value for money; the price is very reasonable considering the location and quality. It’s perfect for both business travelers and tourists looking for a reliable, no-frills stay. I’d definitely book here again on my next visit to Düsseldorf.
Hampton by Hilton Dusseldorf City Centre
Staying at the Hampton by Hilton Dusseldorf City Centre was an absolutely fantastic experience. The location is unbeatable—right next to the train station, making it super easy to explore the city on foot or via public transport. The underground parking is a huge plus, especially if you're arriving by car—no hassle at all. The room was immaculately clean, with fresh linens and a well-maintained bathroom. I was impressed by how quiet the room was; even with trains passing by nearby, there was no noise disturbance—great soundproofing! Breakfast was excellent too—plenty of variety, warm options, and high-quality ingredients. Everything felt thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. It’s rare to find such a perfect blend of location, cleanliness, and value. I’d definitely book here again and highly recommend it to any traveler visiting Düsseldorf.
B-Hotel
This stylish hotel, formerly known as Astoria and now rebranded as B-Hotel, offers a fantastic experience with its recent renovation. The modern design really shines through—spacious rooms with chic interiors, a well-appointed bathroom, and a sleek desk that’s perfect for working. One of the highlights? A fridge and a surprisingly useful microwave on a rolling cabinet, which you can easily move near an outlet. While there’s no kettle (common in German hotels), the bed is incredibly comfortable—though the pillows are so soft your head sinks right into the mattress! Breakfast is served in a cozy room with free coffee/tea and fresh croissants. After evening hours, access is secured via a keypad entry at the side entrance, adding a nice touch of privacy and security. The neighborhood is quiet and residential, though early morning bin trucks do make some noise. There’s a small convenience store at each end of the street offering basic snacks, drinks, and a few treats, plus a local sports bar we ended up frequenting to watch the Euro 2024 games. It’s more like a neighborhood hangout for older locals—friendly, welcoming despite the language gap, and with beer priced so low it felt like a steal. Just a couple of blocks further, you’ll find several high-quality restaurants and a tram stop just two stops from the city center. I’d especially like to thank Mario, the hotel manager—he was genuinely helpful, warm, and made us feel right at home. This place delivers style, comfort, and great value without the premium price tag. If you’re looking for a smart, modern stay in Düsseldorf without breaking the bank, this hotel deserves serious consideration.
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