Hotel Mingarden

Hotel Mingarden is a small independent budget hotel at Kaiserswerther Straße 22 in Düsseldorf's Derendorf district, north of the city centre in the Derendorf and Pempelfort area of the North Rhine-Westphalia capital, Germany. The address sits close to Victoriaplatz, where U-Bahn and tram lines connect the district to the Altstadt, the Königsallee and the Hauptbahnhof within a short ride. The Hofgarten park and the Rhine are within a modest distance to the south and west, and the surrounding streets are a mix of residential blocks, offices, cafés and restaurants rather than tourist attractions, giving the area a more local feel than the Old Town. The hotel is a small, independently run property and offers a personal scale of service in place of the facilities of a larger chain. Rooms are listed as single and double rooms, and the price range of roughly EUR 60-140 per night puts it among the more affordable options for visitors who want to stay north of the centre. Listed amenities are Wi-Fi and breakfast. No restaurant, bar, spa, pool or fitness room is listed, so guests will normally eat out; the streets around Kaiserswerther Straße and Pempelfort have a good choice of bakeries, cafés and restaurants serving German, Italian and Asian food. The service character is simple and practical, suiting budget-conscious leisure visitors, business travellers visiting offices in the north of the city and guests attending trade fairs who want public-transport links. The hotel runs its own website at mingarden.de for information and reservations. Because Düsseldorf is a major trade-fair city, prices rise during large exhibitions, and booking ahead for those periods is advisable. Visitors should expect straightforward, functional accommodation with the principal advantages being price and an easy connection to the city centre.