25hours Hotel Das Tour

Modern and friendly hotel with a great location (20 min walk from Hauptbahnhof). The staff were very welcoming and helpful. However, a few issues really affected our experience: 1. The dog welcome package included unlabelled dog food in black bags. This can be dangerous for dogs with allergies (like ours) and could lead to severe reactions. Clear labelling or avoiding food would be much safer. 2. The room design is not very practical – no wardrobe and no hooks for towels or belongings made it difficult to keep things organized. 3. The mini-fridge offered soft drinks, but no bottle opener was provided. As a result, guests seem to damage furniture trying to open bottles. Including an opener would be a simple improvement. 4. Cleanliness was disappointing – we found a pair of forgotten underwear under the table. The hotel has potential and lovely staff, but addressing these points would really elevate the guest experience

Our visit to the 25 hours hotel in Düsseldorf Das Tour was fabulous. We had an amazing spacious room on the 15th floor with great views all over Düsseldorf. We enjoyed the great hospitality at all touch points, particularly at the French Restaurant and the rooftop bar. There we enjoyed a sundowner, with great mixology which was truly special. Definitely, we will return!

• Lots of restaurants in proximity • Enjoyable mini fridge options included • Good price/value • Room design: 50/50! Not a fan pf the lego rooms that make me feel like I am in some 12 year olds room. The other design is definitely nicer. Bathtub is a bit gimmicky. • Friendly staff • Understaffed breakfast: often have to wait 15min for a cappuccino to arrive

Amazing hotel for a weekend stay. Well-designed rooms. Super dog friendly. Brought us dog bed, snacks and bowls. You can take your dog to the breakfast (they have oysters and Champaign for Sunday one) and for rooftop dinner restaurant as well as panoramic bar. Dream stay. Defibetly coming again

This hotel chain is just amazing. They make you feel right at home with that little bit of extra on top. We’re always so impressed by the quality/price, how clean the complete hotel is and how friendly everyone is. We’ve been to the circle in Köln also and will try to visit other sites too. If your trip is an experience, this hotel is one on it’s own. Thank you for everything!

Worst hotel I have ever been to. They don’t know how to clean, they put the things back in order but they don’t clean. The desk, the mirror or the shower were dirty. Changing towels is not cleaning… knowing you have to request cleaning, I was expecting less frequency but higher quality, well… no. Spent my stay avoiding certains parts of the room and keeping my shoes as the floor was digusting. And wait until you see those light buttons, they’re as dirty as complicated. They keep trying savings cost while the whole hotel from rooms to restaurant is super expensive.

An Incredible Find: 25hours Hotel Dusseldorf We were in Dusseldorf for an overnight business trip and initially booked a hotel in midtown that looked good online. Unfortunately, it turned out to be so dreadful that we left shortly after checking in. Desperately searching for new accommodation from a coffee shop, we stumbled upon the 25hours Hotel—and thank goodness we did. From the moment we arrived, the experience was exceptional. The receptionist greeted us with a laid-back friendliness, efficiently booking us into a Sky Room. The room was absolutely fantastic—gigantic, with an artist-inspired design that was both cool and unpretentious. It had a free mini-bar with a few treats, a superb bathroom featuring an amazing tub, a great shower, and a separate loo. As Soho House members, we’re used to a certain vibe, and 25hours definitely delivered with its quirky, funky, and welcoming atmosphere. The views over the city were stunning, the bed was huge and unbelievably comfortable, and the room was whisper-quiet—the quietest I’ve ever stayed in. With a separate living area and so much space, we felt instantly at ease, which allowed us to quickly wrap up our work and enjoy a couple of cocktails in the hotel’s incredible bar. Breakfast the next morning was outstanding—high-end, delicious, and with plenty of options. Every staff member we encountered was relaxed, friendly, and genuinely helpful, adding to the hotel’s laid-back charm. The best part? It was such good value for money. We couldn’t believe how affordable the room was—if this hotel were in London, it would easily cost four or five times as much. The 25hours Hotel has this funky, unpretentious vibe that just makes you feel at home. We loved every second of our stay and will definitely be back next time we’re in Dusseldorf!

Nice hotel with a great bar. The room is tidy, the sauna is great and the breakfasts was really good. From croissants to oysters and from different sort of yoghurts to omelettes on request. The people working in the hotel are also really friendly.

*Editors note, my review is specifically for the 25hours bar at the top of the hotel. 25hours is a pretty classy nice little bar with epic views of downtown. I recommend you get there just before sunset to get a quality view.

On first sight, it's a fun hotel. On second look, the staff is the tad hipper then the guests - and they make you awfully aware. My room did not remotetly reflect the stylishness of the hotel - and servicewise too many things were a problem as that I would make this one of my favorites. Example: even though the travel agent had submitted all my address and billing details in advance (I really love them for doing that as it saves me so much time). Still I had to fill out their form when checking in - fair enough. Running late after a loooong wait trying to check out the invoice was in the name of my travel agent :-) Can happen - but the lady at the front desk truly let me feel how annoying she finds me, the paying customer, for making such demands with other people waiting. I would suggest they rather focus on the guest - and stop the chit chat between themselves. Then they will make less mistakes - and work more efficient, but I guess that's waaaay to much of a wish ;-) ------ Thanks for reading my comment. Now, if you are curious enough about my "rating scheme", here's "the moment of truth. I am a music photographer who travels the world with the worlds greatest musical talents (Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Rolling Stones or Rammstein, to name a few) for almost 40 years. When being asked "where do you live" I tended to ask "in hotels". At my peak, I "shot" 250 shows a year. Will say: been there, saw and tasted it, and a lot, as I may say and much to the dismay of my doctor who is in my back to lose a few pounds. Quite a few, as I may add, which is why my wife and I walk ten thousand steps per day, where- and whenever we can - and explore a lot of new exciting places - places you may oversee when just driving by. While I love to share my experience with others, I am sometimes shocked how people use their "power of word" to down-rate amazing places because of minor incidents (in my all time favourite restaurant Le Petit Four on Sunset Plaza the owner was even called a racist as he refused to toast the (free) bread in his packed restaurant - they simply do not offer toasted bread, as no French place does, as I may add). Or I just read "Chicken piccata so over-salted I hope the dog enjoys the leftovers tomorrow, I brought home most of the dish." Did they speak to their service? How could the restaurant learn that something was wrong when patrons even have their leftovers boxed to take home? As a dog owner, I want to take the writer and shake him or her really bad and say "you give over-salted food to your dog? Anyone with a bit of brain understands this is a horrible idea... I hope you agree. So If I had the say on this portal, I would offer just to see ratings of my friends. So I would see what the ratings were by like-minded people. Sadly, I have no say. I try not to compare apples with oranges. A place like this simply does not compare to "The Ritz". At first, I assume that a restaurant is clean, they do not greet you with a gun - and they deliver whatever they promise. I do not give stars for things that are expected. In my rating scheme, three or more stars are awarded if they actually exceeded my expectation. Four, if I am sure I will come back. To achieve five stars, I must be willing to take a detour of thirty minutes or more to go again. Thank you for reading this.