This cozy hotel is ideal is you want to visit Dusseldorf without taking public transportations because everything you want to see is just a small walk away. The hotel is very nice and the people at the reception always very friendly and helpfull. The room was clean and very specious. Continental breakfast with plenty of choices. Suggestion: try the local... More

if you are in dusseldorf this is the one of the most preferred choice as its 2 mins walk from the Altsdat's bars and restaurants. Rooms are quiet basic but a hearty breakfast and a very welcoming and helpful staff makes up for it. Would stay here again. More

Hotel Orangerie is a quaint little hotel in one of the best possible locations in Dusseldorf. Two blocks from the Rhine, nestled upon the south end of Alt Stadt and just minutes walk to Media Harbor. The last guest to stay in our room had spilled the rancid water from a vase filled with rotten flowers, just hours before we... More

Quiet area. Lovely atmosphere. By the Rhein. Close to great restaurants. Very personalised service. Comfortable and very clean. Walking distance to Konigsallee the shopping area and the Hauptbanhof the train station. Lovely walk between 20 to 30 minutes. More

I travel to Dusselforf regularly and always stay here in preference to the large chain business hotels. The Orangerie is one of my favorite hotels. The rooms are small but very clean and simple and therefore feel spacious. There are no welcome packs, spa brochures, cushions, complicated lights or other junk that you have to navigate in some hotels. The... More

The Hotel Orangerie is set near to the centre of Dusseldorf not too far from the rhine and in a quiet area of the city. The hotel offers basic services and it's location makes it a good choice for tourists or business visitors to Dusseldorf. If your planning to stay longer than a few nights then you might want something... More

Great place for a short stay. Nice, clean rooms, friendly staff. Breakfast was good. A bit arty and minimal. Right beside Rhine - nice street. More

My husband I were visiting Dusseldorf for one night – a Saturday night. Unfortunately we arrived into the city too late to visit the shopping streets. Everything in Dusseldorf closes at 4pm on Saturday and all shopping is closed on Sundays. We stayed at the Hotel Orangerie ------ - I’m citing the web address because it wasn’t easy for me... More

Hotel Orangerie is a small Family run hotel, in a great location (2 mins walk to the Rhine, 4 mins to the Old Town). But for the €120 per night it charges there are far better hotels in Dusseldorf to stay at. The room I stayed in (37) was pretty small with 2 single beds pushed together, and 2 separate... More