Really nice hotel. The location walking distance from shopping areas, walking paths and public…read moretransit is great. The staff is welcoming and make you feel right at home. During our stay the holiday markets nearby were nice. The rooms are clean and spacious with high ceilings. The amenities top notch such as slippers, robes even the wifi. Definitely the place to stay.

If I could live here, I would. Seriously…read more Obscenely large claw-foot bathtubs, Louis XV mixed with Imperial styled furniture, large beds, massive walk-in showers, tall French doors opening onto modest little balconies overlooking the Northern portion of Königsallee canal. All with the local floating white swan as slow motion entertainment. My personal appeal to this place, is that it's relaxing any time of year. In the Fall and Winter months, I've taken to soaking in the bath with balcony doors open, the stealth Bose sound system's volume turned down low to a sultry saxophone jazz station, full Champagne flute on the heated marble floor with Düsseldorf's cold rainy mist finding its way onto my face...mixed with wind...creating a sensual juxtaposition of dreams, sweating forehead and shivering eyebrows. Aahhhhhh....

The staff I encountered during my stay were wonderful! From check in to check out everyone was…read morepleasant and helpful. The breakfast is good but not amazing, I would have liked to see more fresh fruit options, but they cover all the basics. Where the Mercure falls short is in its age, maintenance and cleanliness. The first thing I noticed was visible gaps between my room door and its frame. Then upon entering the room there was a stain on the bed and scuffed, dirty walls. Personally, I expected that a hotel that bills itself as 4 stars (which is even on a plaque outside the front door) would feel a bit fancier than it does. It feels a bit more like a budget hotel with amazing staff. TL:DR - Clearly past its prime this hotel needs a facelift

Big Hotel, rooms are a bit old but clean. There is a sauna but no swimming pool. At our stay alle…read morethe bars where closed we could only get a drink in the lobby or brasserie. The Tram station is close by so it is easy to get into the city center.

Has a better reputation, does not live up to old glory. Everything is good but very small, the…read moreelevators, the room, the beds,

Impressive lobby, quick check-in. Room was an unusual shape with the bed backing onto the bathroom…read morewall. It was not the most comfortable bed as it made a noise at every turn. The room served our needs but was oddly designed, leaving lots of sharp edges to walk into in the night. The TV was positioned behind the mini bar. Towels were thin. It just all seemed a touch lacking in atmosphere. It was near to good restaurants in Ruettenscheid. Despite this, it served our needs was a good price at EUR79 during a fair and we would stop there again.

No hot water and rude staff -- unacceptable…read more Stayed here as part of a tour group on May 2-3, 2026. There was no hot water in my room after check-in. The room phone didn't work, so I had to go to the front desk. A staff member came up and ran the water for 20 minutes--still cold--and then left. I waited another 40 minutes with no update. When I went back downstairs, the front desk staff (Patrick) told me to "be patient" in a raised voice. Completely unprofessional. I was told the hotel was fully booked and couldn't move me, yet rooms were still showing available online. Later found out multiple rooms had no hot water, and the issue wasn't fixed until around 12:30 AM. No hot water for hours, no communication, and rude service. Not acceptable. Would not stay here again.

The Maritim is a great hotel if you need the convenience of being near the airport. While I would…read morerather be in the city center, at least it is easily reached from here. The hotel itself is lovely, the rooms well appointed and clean, comfortable beds and a great shower. The windows open, but if you are facing the airport, it will be loud, having said that, it is very quiet when they are closed. Breakfast is typical German style, no complaints. The bar is nice and cozy. Staff is friendly, helpful and smiling. Being close to the airport, there are many shops and restaurants there if you don't want to venture into the city. The Maritim is a great choice.

Great location, very convenient for overnight layover flights, you can walk to Dusseldorf…read moreInternational Airport as it is next door. Modern hotel with nice clean rooms and dining options. We did not have any issues hearing airplanes flying by over the night, we slept wonderfully even though the terminals were nearby. Had dinner at the bar, the server was very nice and my BBQ burger was delicious. If I have a future overnight layover in Dusseldorf I would definitely consider staying here again.

Now I cannot comment on the rooms or other facilities that this hotel offers as I only used the…read morerestaurant, bar and free wifi. The restaurant is well presented with a mixture of booths and tables, as the hotel is attached to the Esprit Arena you can get a table by the window to look in. They allow smokers out onto the balcony, so if you want to look at the stadium you are free to. The food menu consists of staple hotel food, burgers, steaks and salads. I opted for the Mexican burger and I was not disappointed when it arrived. The portion size was good and as a lunch meal it certainly kept me filled for the rest of the day. The bar is well stocked, they had several good whiskeys on display, unfortunately i did not have the opportunity to sample any of them. The hot chocolate was good but the glass size ensured that you actual needed tow of them!! I actually went into the hotel as I needed access to wifi and the free wifi was tremendous. For free connection it was better than most paid wifi I use in England.

Very expensive hotel. But near the congress center and the view in the stadion at breakfast are…read morevery great. Internet access is available but i prefer an UMTS card, it is cheaper as the hotel WLAN.