Hotel Kaiserswerth

Hotel Kaiserswerth is a mid-range hotel at Arnheimer Straße 37 in Düsseldorf's Kaiserswerth district, a historic quarter on the northern Rhine bank in the North Rhine-Westphalia capital, Germany. Kaiserswerth is among the oldest parts of Düsseldorf, known for the ruins of the Kaiserpfalz, the medieval imperial palace on the riverbank, the Basilica of St Suitbert, the old market square and a village-like centre of half-timbered and brick houses, with riverside walks along the Rhine. The district is in the north of the city, close to the airport and to the Messe Düsseldorf grounds, and the U79 line and local buses connect it with the centre, so guests can reach the Old Town and Hauptbahnhof by public transport in around half an hour. The setting is quieter and more scenic than the city centre, with Rhine meadows and cafés. 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 spa, pool or fitness room is listed, and the hotel's dining arrangements beyond breakfast are not documented, but Kaiserswerth has a good number of traditional restaurants, beer gardens and cafés near the old market and the Rhine. The service character is that of a conventional hotel serving airport and fair visitors, business travellers and leisure guests who want a historic, quieter base. The hotel's website is hotel-kaiserswerth.de and its telephone number is +49 211 9409900. Düsseldorf's trade-fair calendar influences prices throughout the city, so reserving ahead is advisable for peak weeks. Visitors should expect comfortable, practical accommodation with a historic village atmosphere, riverside walks and convenient access to the airport and fair grounds.