Hotel Restaurant Pigage

Hotel Restaurant Pigage is a small independent budget hotel at Benrather Schloßallee 28 in Düsseldorf's Benrath district, in the south of the city near Schloss Benrath in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Schloss Benrath is an eighteenth-century pink palace with extensive gardens, built for Elector Carl Theodor and designed by Nicolas de Pigage, whose name the hotel carries, and the palace grounds, the park and the museums inside are the main attractions of the district. Benrath has its own railway station on the S-Bahn network, connecting the district to the Hauptbahnhof and the city centre, and the area around the Schloßallee has a village-like character with shops, cafés and restaurants, quite different from the busy centre. The Rhine and the Urdenbacher Kämpe nature area lie nearby for walks and cycling. The hotel offers single and double rooms, and the price range of roughly EUR 60-140 per night makes it an affordable choice for visitors interested in the palace and the south of the city. Listed amenities are Wi-Fi and breakfast, and the word Restaurant in the hotel's name indicates that an on-site restaurant is part of the business, though the menu and opening times are not documented here, so guests should confirm details with the hotel. No spa, pool or fitness room is listed. The service character is that of a small, personally run guesthouse, suiting leisure visitors, cyclists, couples and business travellers with appointments in the south of Düsseldorf or in neighbouring Monheim and Leverkusen. The hotel's website is pigage.de and its telephone number is +49 211 714066. Düsseldorf's trade-fair calendar affects hotel prices throughout the city, and advance booking is advisable for peak periods. Visitors should expect simple, comfortable accommodation in a quiet, historic setting with the palace within walking distance.