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Top Duisburg Hotel Reviews

Premier Inn Düsseldorf City Friedrichstadt

10/10 Excellent

"Convenient location. Very quiet. Wifi worked well."

Sheraton Duesseldorf Airport Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I stayed here twice. The first time for two nights and the second time for one night. The room m, bed and pillows are very comfortable. The hotel location is very convenient just across from the arrivals and departure terminal. This makes it very convenient for you to get food and other supplies. Buffet breakfast at Otto is excellent with a very good variety of cereals, honey, pastries, lunch meat, smoked salmon, salad, fruits, soy and oat milk, tea etc. service is excellent at the restaurant. I highly recommend purchasing this breakfast and the cheapest way is to add it on when you’re reserving your hotel stay on Expedia because if you pay for it when you are checking in, it cost €27 dollars. And if you pay for it at the restaurant itself, it cost €34. In the room itself, there is a Safe, which is very nice. There is an ironing board and a coffee maker. And a hairdryer. The toiletries are very nice with good quality, shampoo, conditioner, and body gel and a very, which body lotion. Housekeeping is excellent. They will come in and make your bed empty your garbage and replace your towels and they will also give you two free bottles of springwater.. however, tap water is very safe to drink in Germany. I asked for extended checkout of one hour beyond the noon checkout, and they allowed me to have it for free. Overall, I really enjoyed staying at this hotel and I would consider staying again if I returned to Dusseldorf."