Haus Rheinblick

Haus Rheinblick is a small independent hotel at Mühlenstraße 15 in the Altstadt, the Old Town of Düsseldorf, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Mühlenstraße lies close to the Rhine, and the location puts the river promenade, the Burgplatz area and the Old Town's famous concentration of bars and brewpubs within a short walk. The Hauptbahnhof and Königsallee are reachable by tram, U-Bahn or on foot for energetic walkers, and the Altstadt is well served by public transport for trips to the Messe exhibition grounds or the airport. The hotel sits in the budget category, with rates generally in the range of EUR 60-140 per night (about $69-161), which is modest for a central Düsseldorf address, particularly outside trade-fair weeks when prices across the city climb. The listed room types are single and double rooms, consistent with a compact guesthouse-style property rather than a large business hotel. Facilities are straightforward: Wi-Fi and breakfast are listed, with no spa, pool or fitness area. Guests looking for an on-site restaurant or bar would normally step out into the Old Town, where traditional Rhineland dishes such as Rheinischer Sauerbraten, Himmel un Ääd and house-brewed Altbier are served in historic brewery taverns. The service character is that of a small, owner-run-style hotel, where staff can be a useful source of local advice but where services such as a 24-hour desk, concierge or lift cannot be assumed. As with other Altstadt accommodation, evenings can be lively, since the surrounding streets fill with visitors on weekends. Travellers with luggage arriving by train generally take a tram or taxi from the Hauptbahnhof. The hotel's own website and phone line are the best sources for current room availability, check-in arrangements and any parking options, since vehicle access in the pedestrianised Old Town is limited.