Innside Premium Hotels Dusseldorf Seestern

Not recommended; Jotel is located in a business area. The rooms have carpeted floors with stains, making them appear unhygienic. The shower was downright disgusting. The rubber seals were completely brown and revolting. For a Melia hotel, this is an absolute disappointment.

First impression is not good about this hotel and I've been to many hotels. The "designer" thought it'd be cool to put a glass box in the middle of the room (aka a shower) for a bathroom with no doors!! So, it's anything but private. One of the walls in this doorless bathroom is all mirror, so, basically you can see an entire mirror wall from your bed (having mirrors facing you while sleeping is not healthy!!). There is a magnifying mirror mounted on the wall but it's so up high I can't see myself. The lights are ceiling spotlights, and are dimmed in this "bathroom" so doing makeup is nearly impossible. There are useless wood panels on the wall that serve zero purpose. During check in I asked the receptionist for toiletries because the airline lost my luggage and they didn't have any. I had dinner at the bar there are 5 or 6 items, the chicken caesar was excellent. But overall, this room has a horrible vibe, totally not private and does not accommodate accessibility. I would never come back here.

A stylish hotel with large enough rooms. Very clean and bright through large windows on a green strip. Nice terrace and bar. Friendly and attentive service staff. Excellently connected by public transport that connects the hotel to Düsseldorf's Old Town and the main train station without changing trains. Breakfast is adequate but base. Public parking is scarce, but there is a relatively inexpensive hotel garage.