Hotel Heidelberger Hof

Hotel Heidelberger Hof is a mid-range hotel at Grafenberger Allee 103 in Düsseldorf's Düsseltal district, a green residential area north-east of the city centre in the North Rhine-Westphalia capital, Germany. Düsseltal is known for its quiet tree-lined streets, its local cafés and shops and its proximity to the Grafenberger Wald forest, the Zoo Düsseldorf and the racecourse, which makes it a calmer alternative to the busier station quarter and Old Town. Grafenberger Allee is a main road that connects the district to the centre, and tram and bus services provide links to the Hauptbahnhof, from which the Königsallee, the Hofgarten and the Rhine promenade can be reached. The Messe Düsseldorf fair grounds lie on the northern side of the city, and the district is also practical for visitors travelling by car, with the surrounding residential streets generally less congested than the centre. The hotel is a mid-range property with single, double and twin rooms and rates of roughly EUR 80-180 per night. Listed amenities include Wi-Fi, a staffed reception and breakfast. No restaurant, spa, pool or fitness room is listed, and evening meals are usually taken at the neighbourhood restaurants and pubs of Düsseltal, which serve German, Italian and Greek food. The service character is that of a conventional city hotel, serving business visitors, leisure travellers and guests attending events in the north-east of the city who want a quieter, greener base. The hotel's website is heidelbergerhof.com and its telephone number is +49 211 6696760. Since trade fairs and events strongly influence Düsseldorf's hotel prices, early booking is advisable for peak weeks. Visitors should expect comfortable, practical accommodation in a neighbourhood setting, with nature and the zoo nearby and the city centre a short public-transport ride away.