Radisson Hotel Düsseldorf City Center

Friendly staff and easy check in, but the room was so dirty. The bathroom was full of mold and all surfaces in the bedroom were rather dusty. Also it seems like it got renovated some years ago, but poorly and with the cheapest materials available because everything was kind of halfway falling apart. There were no bed side power sockets, and the "free coffee" selection hadn't been refilled. The wifi was very slow and unsteady. It's located fairly close to both the main station and some attractive areas but the location itself is nothing fancy. We paid 78 for the cheapest possible room off-season and while it's not premium price it definitely wasn't worth it.

Location is great, shame after we walked all day in the city we came home in a room to dirty to call a hotel room. After complaining we got a different room which was on its own dirty as well. And the room we got after complaining was significantly smaller. The receptionist said she could not come and look for herself because she was alone, even though there were 2 other staff members present behind the desk. After this we decided to leave at 22:30 and drive home for 2 hours because in no way we would feel clean if we had slept there

This hotel was a disaster from start to finish. We arrived at 2:30 PM to a room that felt like a freezer—windows wide open in -3°C weather, no heating, and floors so cold we couldn’t stand barefoot. The bathtub was filthy, the lamp was broken, and the bed had a flimsy summer blanket unfit for winter. After waiting hours for the room to warm up (it never did), I pleaded with reception for extra blankets. The staff was shockingly rude, interrogating me before claiming they’d “bring blankets up.” I waited 40 minutes, returned twice, and finally got blankets after over an hour. The bathroom was too grimy to shower, and the entire place felt neglected, with staff who clearly didn’t care. Never again. This wasn’t a hotel stay—it was survival mode. Worst experience of my life.