Hotel Hanseat

Hotel Hanseat is a small independent budget hotel at Belsenstraße 6 in Düsseldorf's Oberkassel district, on the left bank of the Rhine in the North Rhine-Westphalia capital, Germany. Oberkassel is a residential district known for its late nineteenth-century townhouses, its cafés and boutiques, and the Luegallee shopping street, and it faces the Altstadt and the Rhine promenade across the river. The district is linked to the centre by U-Bahn and tram, which cross the Rhine to reach the Hauptbahnhof, the Königsallee and the Old Town in a short ride, and the riverside meadows on the left bank offer walking and cycling routes with views of the Düsseldorf skyline and the Rheinturm. The atmosphere is calm, affluent and local, with a strong café and restaurant culture, in contrast to the busier right bank. The hotel is a small, independently run property that offers single and double rooms. The price range of roughly EUR 60-140 per night makes it an affordable base in an otherwise upscale part of the city. Listed amenities are Wi-Fi and breakfast. No restaurant, bar, spa, pool or fitness room is listed, but the surrounding streets have numerous cafés, bakeries and restaurants serving German, French, Italian and Asian cuisine, so dining options are easy to find. The service character is practical and personal, suiting leisure visitors, couples and business travellers who prefer a quieter district to the city centre while keeping quick public-transport access. The hotel's website is hotel-hanseat.de and its telephone number is +49 211 5502720. As Düsseldorf is a major trade-fair and events city, prices rise sharply at peak times, and early booking is advisable. Visitors should expect simple, functional rooms and a pleasant neighbourhood setting with riverside walks nearby.