A small hotel in a residential area, with a restaurant/bar and a small swimming pool in a garden with Thai decorations. The room was impeccable, large and clean. The bathroom was perfect and so was breakfast. Downtown can be very easily reached by tram in about 10 minutes (they go by very often). Close to the fair venue (www.messe-duesseldorf.de/) or... More

No hot water, terrible beds, tiny bathrooms...and worst of all, no reaction to e-mails for clarification whatsoever

...indeed: the place is very British...(excluding the chef) means: a little bit rotten, a little bit untidy - similar to Claridge's Mayfair ...but on the other hand: the food is outstanding! Forget the room - but don t forget the restaurant! Prof Stephan P.s: ASHLEYs is just 3 km/Euro 8 Taxi from downtown - but you sit and to dine... More

I have stayed at this wonderful hotel at various times over the past year and can most heartily recommend it to those looking for something more personal that a classic business abode. The unique British country hotel atmosphere, furniture and decorations (hence the name) were extremely comforting after prolonged stays in other more sterile hotels. The restaurant is amazing and... More

Booked through Expedia in January for a one night stay in June. Faxed and e-mailed the hotel over a period of time for late arrival details but got no answer. When we telephoned they said they had no reservation for us but had rooms available and would book us in. We asked for a confirmation by fax or e-mail. This... More

This is an extraordinary hotel located in a residential part of Düsseldorf close to the Rhine (its still only 5 minutes from the city centre and a great walk along the river). It only has twenty or so rooms, but each one is individually designed and decorated Laura Ashley style, with antiques and paintings. The owner is an eccentric anglophile... More