Wifi works well, breakfast has a decent choice for a budget hotel. It's also great if you love your 70s kitsch. Rooms and bathrooms clean with spotless sheets and towels.

The location was great. However it was a surprise when we entered the room and we couldnt find the bathroom. Then we realized that we had to share the bathroom with 3 more rooms. We thought that probably we missed the "shared" in our reservation when we reserved the hotel online. But that was not the case. We entered the... More

I know it was Eurovision weekend but the price for the facilities was outrageous. It was noisy from other guests banging doors all day and night, only a sink in the bedroom but no water pressure so just a trickle came out, the blind was too small for the window, the floor was uneven with carpets that don't fit, there... More

Walked in a obtained a room with no difficulty. Friendly, helpful staff were more than willing to show us the rooms beforehand. Very professional in presentation and very clean. Free breakfast was frequently replenished and in good supply. All in all definitely good value for money!

We stayed 4 nights at Diana in March 2009. We enjoyed our stay, as for positive moments: good location (15 min walk to Old Town), reach breakfast for this hotel category, reasonable price, NO noise at all. Travellers should expect that some rooms don`t have bath (cheaper rooms) and there is no elevator in this hotel.

Fantastic little family run hotel about 10 minutes from the city centre, clean and friendly with a good breakfast included in the price, which was 45 euros per night. TV in the room also with fresh new bathrooms just fitted the day we arrived. A great hotel far better than more expensive establshments i have stayed in, in this city.... More

Hotel Diana is a small, family owned, well located hotel with reasonable rates in a very pricey market. Even during fairs in Dusseldorf, and there are many, they offer rates that are affordable. I had a single room with shared bath (photos of both included) and the rate includes breakfast of meats, cheese, cereal, yogurt, coffee, etc. Dusseldorf irtself was... More