Hansa Hotel

Hansa Hotel is a small independent budget hotel at Nordstraße 7 in Derendorf, north of the centre in the Derendorf and Pempelfort area, with U-Bahn and tram links to the Altstadt, in Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Nordstraße is a main street through a residential and commercial part of the city, known for its shops, cafés and restaurants, and it is a more local-feeling area than the tourist-oriented Old Town. Public transport connects the neighbourhood to the Hauptbahnhof, Königsallee and the Altstadt, and the Hofgarten park and the Rhine are within reach. Messe Düsseldorf and the airport are served by public transport with a connection. The hotel sits in the budget category with typical rates around EUR 60-140 per night (about $69-161), a good-value option in a city where prices rise sharply during trade fairs. Listed room types are single and double rooms, consistent with a compact, family-style property. Wi-Fi and breakfast are listed among the amenities, and no spa, pool, bar or fitness area is listed. Evening meals are generally found in the surrounding Derendorf and Pempelfort restaurants, which include German, Italian, Asian and other cuisines, or in the Altstadt, where Altbier taverns serve Rhineland dishes. The service character is that of a modest, owner-run style hotel where staff can offer local tips, though round-the-clock reception or lift access cannot be assumed. The location suits budget-minded visitors who are comfortable using trams and the U-Bahn for sightseeing, and business travellers with appointments in the northern districts. The hotel's website and telephone number are the best sources for current rates, room availability and check-in arrangements.