The Motel One Düsseldorf-Hauptbahnhof is directly in the city centre. Inspired of the biggest Japanese population in Germany, the hotel has a Japanese flair. The One Lounge is a 24 hours reception, a bar in the evening and the breakfast area in the morning. All rooms have air condition, a flat-screen-TV, free Wifi and a modern bathroom. The central station is nearby and therefore the distance to the public transport services is very comfortable. In walking distance you'll find the Hofgarten or go shopping in the Schadow-Arkaden (700 m).
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Travellers often choose this Immermannstrasse hotel for its location, just 350 metres from Dusseldorf’s main station. Steps away, guests find the city’s Japanese community with its quirky gift stores, trendy sashimi bars, tea houses and bakeries. Fashionable Königsallee and upmarket mall Schadow Arkaden are a 15-minute walk.
Most guests love the ultra-modern rooms at this motel. Lots of reviewers mention the trendy design and attractive colour scheme. Some praise comfy king-size mattresses and crisp cotton bedding. Powerful showers are a hit with guests. The majority of travellers find spacious units spic and span.
Located in the chic lounge, the breakfast buffet is hugely popular. Though it gets busy at peak times, popular items are swift-replenished. The trendy space transforms into a bouncing bar at night, where guests sip cocktails, try light bites, and occasionally enjoy a spot of salsa dancing.
According to some, this Hauptbahnhof property need to step up its security. Guests have lost items both in the foyer and rooms. Many travellers are dismayed to find their rooms without a safe, especially after reading warnings displayed in the room telling guests to keep a watchful eye on valuables.
Travellers visiting in the height of summer have found themselves sweating due to ineffective air-conditioning in over-heated rooms. Housekeeping staff leaving guestroom windows wide-open when they finish their cleaning is an annoyance to guests, some of whom have returned to an uncomfortable hot box.
Reviewers frequently complain that they can’t connect to Wi-Fi in rooms at this busy city-centre hotel. Those who do find a weak connection prone to dropping out. Some annoyed guests feel that given the relatively high price of these accommodations, reliable internet should be a given.
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