Private accommodation for your overnight stay in Düsseldorf

Our Königsalle (King´s Alley), or the "Kö", as we call it, is just about a kilometer long, but it’s known around the world.

It is one of the best shopping addresses in Germany. Many famous fashion houses have their shops on its sidestreets. When the sun comes out, the Königsalle becomes one big sidewalk cafe. Strolling, posing, and drinking a glass of champagne in a cafe terrace in the shade of an old chestnut tree are the order of the day. Perhaps that's why the nickname "little Paris", first coined by Napoleon during a visit in Fall of 1811, has stuck.



Düsseldorf's old town offers unusual shops and around 260 quaint pubs - hence the expression "longest bar in the world"!

Our beautiful Rhine promenade along the old town with the Burgplatz stairs and the casemates lives up to this reputation. The White Fleet also starts its round trips on the Rhine from here. If you jog, cycle or just continue strolling along the promenade, you will pass the state parliament of North Rhine-Westphalia after a few minutes to finally reach the architecturally stylish Medienhafen with its numerous restaurants.

But Düsseldorf also attracts culturally with museums, castles and events possible as part of Corona.
Even for tourists who enjoy hiking, Düsseldorf offers differently challenging routes, in the west along the Rhine, in the south the Unterbacher See to the Elbsee, in the east the wildlife park with subsequent Aaper forest or in the north the Kalkummer forest which stretches to Kaiserswerth or the Düsseldorf rose town Angermund extends.

Our specialty as mediation is a wide range.
There are inexpensive holiday and trade fair accommodations, including Exhibition apartments as well as simple apartment for workers.

I hope our little tour has been enjoyable and that I can welcome you shortly!