We stayed at the HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf for work and a long weekend in Düsseldorf. The staff are pleasant, the hotel is of good quality and feels like an "intimate" hotel since it is relatively small. The interior of the hotel in the 70s style is stylish. 2 minutes from the nearest subway station means you can get around the city efficiently. 10 minute walk from the hotel down to the centre. The hotel does not have a huge breakfast, but it is of good quality. If we travel back to Dusseldorf, we will choose this hotel again.

We loved the homelike feeling and the personable friendliness of the staff - both at the front desk, and in the breakfast area. Good English skills should be something one could take for granted in an international hotel in a big city, but we know that's not a given in Germany. Not so here - great English spoken by all! Also, we really appreciated the warm and thought through atmosphere/aesthetics of the place. The location is also good, close to public trans to take you where you want to go.

The air conditioner was a bit loud, yet efficient: we enjoyed a cool room in the late summer heat wave. The curtain solution requires a bit too much effort if you - like me - want true darkness in the room. Also, the button for the blinds was probably partly broken? We got it to work, but it was tricky. In the small workout area, a set of weights would be a great addition! Truly boiling water would give better tea at breakfast.

This has a very boutique feel with the decor. We had a king room with kitchenette which included a small table and 2 chairs. I would definitely opt for this size room (L). Our friends had the smaller room and was tight on space. Our room had a separate toilet room to the shower and sink which is nice. We were there for Euros 2024 and was so much fun to come back to the hotel lobby bar at night - have a night cap and meet people from all over Europe staying at the hotel. We did not opt for the breakfast, but looked to be a decent spread of meats and cheeses etc. There’s no restaurant onsite but they have a few snacks you can purchase at the desk or in the kitchen. We brought in takeout Chinese food one night and sat at the tables in the lobby to eat. They even brought us plates and cutlery. The hotel has a few restaurants near by (pizza, Italian, Chinese, Mexican and Frankenheim which has traditional German food and had the Euro games on tv), and a great coffee place across the street (Copenhagen Coffee Lab). There’s a couple breakfast places close by. There is also a coin laundry across the street. It’s close to local train and bus stops and a short walk (15-20 minutes) into the old town where there are so many restaurants, pubs and shops! Really enjoyed our stay.

The view out our window was very close to an apartment building which lacked a bit of privacy but we kept the curtains closed.

We had a pleasant stay at the hotel. It was very clean and quiet. The staff were very friendly. Initially, we were given a room with a view of another building, which disappointed our 8-year-old son. However, when we requested a better view, the staff kindly moved us to a lovely room with a stunning 180-degree view of the city. A lady at the reception, whose name I can't recall, was especially helpful in ensuring our stay was enjoyable.

The breakfast could offer more variety, as the selection was the same throughout our four-day stay. Additionally, the body wash in our second room was empty, and despite requesting a refill, it wasn't replaced until two days later.

Pleasant, comfortable reception area with friendly staff. 24/7 complementary snacks and a 'honesty' bar for bottled beer, soft drinks along with a free coffee machine. Despite room overlooking a busy road it was very quiet with the windows closed. The room had an excellent roomy walk-in shower in the bathroom which were separate from the toilet. The fridge was on and although un-stocked, great for keeping bottled water in. Having plug sockets by the bedsides might seem an odd 'like' but it makes a big difference if you want to charge your phone and listen to it, and even more of a boon for people travelling with a CPAP machine.

The main criticism during our stay was the room temperature. Despite having no active heating the room was very warm and the air conditioning minimum was only 18°. With the AC switched off the room remained so warm that we needed to sleep with the windows open which meant we were disturbed with the road noise at night. The problem was resolved by leaving the windows open by day. One minor point was that there were no English TV channels however the Wi-Fi was good enough for streaming.

It’s a beautiful hotel with nice interior design. Great shower and everything I could see and touch are clean. Breakfast is amazing! Really love it. Also the 24 hrs bar in the lobby is definitely a catch.

The ventilation is really really bad. I guess the AC needs a deep clean ( too dusty ? ) Every night me and my husband hugely suffer with very extreme allergies. We decided to turn off the AC as we were terribly suffered with it. Once we turned the AC off, the second thing that we have to suffer is the extremely loud traffic. The hotel put us in the corner of the building. Super loud noise from tram, bus, human and car. And the worse thing is it never stop. So we either suffer with bad ventilation or loud noises. I am very sorry to say this but we slept very bad during our 3 nights stay.

Fantastic staff, extremely clean hotel, comfortable beds, Illy coffee machine in the room.

Location was good. We were able to walk to the centre and the tram and trains. All the staff on reception were very welcoming and helpful. Their English was excellent which is good as my german is very poor. We had a very comfortable stay and would recommend the hotel to anyone wanting to stay in Dusseldorf. Our room was a good size. Comfortable pillows are not always provided in hotels, but Hotel Henri did and this with the comfortable bed provided a good night's sleep.

The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We were able to leave our luggage there before checking in, and on check-in, we were told about some of the history of the hotel and nice places to visit during our stay. We loved the interior design of both the rooms and the lobby. It really lives up to the "second home" feel, instead of the "sterile" feeling that some of the other hotel rooms can give you. We also really liked that the hotel was not too big, which meant that it was pretty calm and quiet. Also super convenient having the "shared kitchen" space, where you can just grab a drink or snack whenever. (You just pay for this at check-out)

The only thing we were missing was some better amenities: There was only a shower gel for him/her, which then also doubled as a shampoo. I'm not a real fan of that and would prefer having a separate shower gel, shampoo and (in this case missing) conditioner. Apart from that, the hair dryer in the room was also not really that useful as it is a pretty low power one.

Big spacious room and helpful staff. Great separate toilet and shower room. We were able to check in early. Big lounge space downstairs and possible to charge phones. Could store suitcases before check in and after check out. Spacious lift. Great location.

The shower room had no door so once someone was in it, no one else could use the mirror in the bathroom. Beds were on wheels meaning I landed on the floor twice trying to sit on my bed, as it moved away. There were crumbs on the floor when we checked in.