Guest apartment in Düsseldorf Benrath

The guest apartment

The apartment with separate entry is roughly 40 m² in size and has a large living/sleeping room. Here you have your own bathroom with shower.

The big kitchen with seats is equipped with a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave oven, an electric stove, a kettle and dishes. Coffee and tea is always available free of charge to the guests.

In the living/sleeping room there is a big desk, a TV, a single bed and a sofa-bed for 2 guests; therefore the apartment is ideally suited to 3 guests. The floor throughout the whole apartment is tiled. You can find a wardrobe in the hall.

You can use the beautiful garden with corner seats together with the host. Here you may also smoke; the apartment however is a non-smoking area. A internet access (WLAN/WiFi and LAN) is available for free.

There is a dog living in the house, but it does not go into the guest apartment. You may bring your own dog with you after consultation.

Parking opportunities

You can park your car for free in front of the house. The city center of Düsseldorf is approximately 20 minutes away. It is only a short drive to the motorway in case you want to go to Cologne or Wuppertal.

The environment: Düsseldorf-Benrath

The district Benrath is situated in the south of Düsseldorf and is regarded as a part of the higher class living settlements. The house itself lies in a calm side-street with the forest starting at the street's end (perfect for jogging).

Benrath's people are a unique type. Even though they live ten kilometers off the city center, they see little reason to drive into the "far" center; in fact the decorative Benrath market, located inside a pedestrian precinct in the historic town core (approx. 10 minutes on foot), offers everything their hearts desire. The Benrath locals also have their own restaurant and bar scene.

A few hundred metres south there is the district Urdenbach with its "Kämpe" - a naturally flooded area. This wonderful piece of Rhineland is popular with everyone in Düsseldorf as a recreational area to walk and ride. You can also walk and ride in the Benrath "Stadtforst" (forest). In the hall and open air bath you can choose to either swim under the sky or indoors the whole year round. The swimming tracks are 25 meters long in the hall, while outside there are two pools offering a length of 50 meters to people who want to swim more sportily.

Connections through public transport

The S-Bahn (city train) station is approx. 5 minutes away from the flat. The footway is included in the travel time. Also, there is a tram stop nearby going in direction city center. There are bus lines to Hilden, Haan and Solingen.

Düsseldorf airport: the fastest way is the regional train in direction Koblenz/Aachen; it is only a 13-minute ride. Or you can take the S-Bahn to the central station and from there ride the S-Bahn in direction Köln/Nippes, which takes about 31 minutes. (19-36 min.)

Düsseldorf central station: by S-Bahn (direction Köln/Nippes) or the regional train direction Koblenz Köln (Cologne) Aachen (10-12 min.)

Old town of Düsseldorf: from Heinrich-Heine-Allee by underground line U75 or U76 to the central station, from there by S-Bahn or the regional train direction Koblenz Köln Aachen (21-24 min.)

Düsseldorf Fair - Apartment: from Messe Ost / Stockumer Kirchstraße by underground line U78 or U79 to the central station, from there by S-Bahn or the regional train direction Koblenz Köln Aachen (35-44 min. depending on the connection)

Cologne Fair - Apartment: from Cologne, station Deutz Messe by S-Bahn line S6 (37 min. travel time) or the regional train (20 min. travel time) (25-42 min. depending on the connection)

You will take approximately 10 minutes to Benrath Castle on foot.

Times vary depending on the time of day. You can access a detailed connection overview at http://www.rheinbahn.de (German only). Here you will also find information about the public transport prices.

Benrath Castle

The late baroque castle of Benrath (approx. 10 minutes on foot) with its expanded park, which has been refurbished for Euroga 2002, is a historical trademark of Düsseldorf - there is hardly a tourist or a city native who has not slid through here in slippers. This popular palace and its park, located 12 km from the city center in the district Benrath, were built in 1755 by Karl Theodor. The harmonically designed architecture, the garden landscape, the sculptures and the decorative art are typical for the transition from the late baroque to the neoclassical style. The rooms, which can be visited in a one-hour guided tour, all have decorative parquet flooring, wood-clad walls and lots of stucco.

Benrath Castle and the castle pond

The living/sleeping room

The bathroom with shower

The prices per night

Minimum stay 3 nights.
Breakfast is not offered
final cleaning 20 euros (includes bedding and towels)

For your booking a deposit of at least 25 % is necessary and 75 % in cash when you arrive. Only last minute booking: you pay 100 % when you arrive.

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