Hotels in Düsseldorf

Capella Breidenbacher Hof Düsseldorf carries a history that spans decades. The building was initially constructed in 1806 and it first opened its doors as a hotel in 1812. Ever since, it has accommodated many distinguished guests, the Russian Czar Alexander II and the Prince August of Prussia being some of them. However, in 1943, a bomb destroyed the building and it was demolished after WWII. In the 1950s, the hotel was rebuilt and changed owners a couple of times until its current owner purchased it and renovated it to become the luxurious hotel that it is today.

This luxurious hotel, in the heart of Dusseldorf, makes for a royally romantic and relaxing retreat. Home to the renowned Capella Spa, this hotel provides internationally-recognised body and massage treatments. Featuring a spacious indoor pool open from 7:00 am - 10:00 pm, two relaxing Finnish saunas, a soothing steam bath, and a fitness suite open 24 hours, this hotel gives guests nothing less than a rejuvenating and refreshing experience. A wide selection of spa treatments are also available to book 24/7 at their new spa, CitySpa Cocoons.

All children are welcome, children up to 10 years old stay for free when using existing beds.

The castle of Hugenpoet was first mentioned as far back as the 8th century, when it used to be Charlemagne's manor house. The castle was completely destroyed during feuds in the 15th century and it was rebuilt close to its ruins. It took the shape it has today in the 17th century and it was used as a private residence first and as a temporary hosting ground for a museum later on. In the 1950s, the castle was turned into a hotel.

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The guest rooms include the Tower Suite, an ancient tower carefully rebuilt to give you an antique atmosphere, your other option is the romantic Erich & Erika on the former guardhouse at the castle park. And the Heaven's Room, a modern room with a roof that can be opened to watch the night sky.

A historically important 14th century manor, situated on the banks of the River Niers; for seven hundred years it has been owned by the Princes of Eulenburg and Hertefeld family. In 1700, it was transformed into a moated castle for optimal defensibility until 1945 when it was destroyed. From the ruins, it was rebuilt in 2005. You have a chance to stay at the Heaven's Room, a modern style room with a rooftop that can be opened to watch the sky.

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