Breidenbacher Hof
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Düsseldorf's grande dame on the Königsallee: the Breidenbacher Hof has welcomed the guests of the “Kö” since 1812. 106 rooms and suites, a spa with a pool and two Finnish saunas and the brasserie The Duchy make it one of the first addresses in the city.
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Breidenbacher Hof: greetings from the front desk
Hardly any name is as bound up with Düsseldorf as the Breidenbacher Hof. Opened in 1812, the house welcomed kings and artists over two centuries — from Clara and Robert Schumann to Tsar Alexander II. Destroyed in 1943 and rebuilt in post-war modernism, it still stands today on the Königsallee, the fashionable boulevard in the heart of the city. With only 106 rooms and suites it is a grand hotel in an intimate format.
Spa and pool on the Kö. The wellness area combines classic grand-hotel recreation with modern facilities: a pool, two Finnish saunas, a steam bath and treatment rooms for classic massages and contemporary treatments, available around the clock. A quiet retreat in the middle of the shopping city.
Boutique grand hotel. The 85 rooms and 21 suites are generously cut, with marble bathrooms and deep bathtubs; the service is tailored to the personal measure of a small house. Culinarily the brasserie The Duchy leads in the style of a Parisian house, with a view of the old town. The Breidenbacher Hof belongs to the association of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Spa with a pool and Finnish saunas
The spa of the Breidenbacher Hof offers a pool, two Finnish saunas, a steam bath and treatment rooms for classic massages and modern treatments. The pampering programme is available around the clock — a quiet wellness retreat right on the Königsallee, a rarity in the shopping city.
106 rooms and suites
85 rooms and 21 suites, generously and contemporarily elegantly furnished, with wide lounge areas, marble bathrooms and deep bathtubs. The intimate size allows a very personal service — a grand hotel in boutique format.
The Duchy
The house restaurant The Duchy is modelled on a Parisian brasserie — elegant and stylish, with a beautiful view of Düsseldorf's old town. Add a bar and the classic grand-hotel patisserie that belongs to the house.
Location on the Königsallee
The Breidenbacher Hof stands at Königsallee 11, in the middle of Düsseldorf's most exclusive boulevard. The old town, the Rhine promenade, the Hofgarten and the Kö-Bogen are within walking distance; the main station lies a few minutes away. One of the most fashionable positions in the city.
Good to know
Breidenbacher Hof
Königsallee 11
40212 Düsseldorf
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Frequently asked questions about the hotel
What does the spa of the Breidenbacher Hof offer?
A pool, two Finnish saunas, a steam bath and treatment rooms for classic massages and modern treatments, available around the clock. A quiet wellness retreat right on the Königsallee.
Since when has the Breidenbacher Hof existed?
Since 1812. Over two centuries the house welcomed kings, artists and state guests — from Clara and Robert Schumann to Tsar Alexander II. Destroyed in 1943 and rebuilt in post-war modernism, it is to this day Düsseldorf's grande dame on the Königsallee.
How big is the house?
Manageable: 85 rooms and 21 suites, 106 units together. The Breidenbacher Hof is thus a grand hotel in boutique format with correspondingly personal service and belongs to the Small Luxury Hotels of the World.
Where do you eat in the house?
At the brasserie The Duchy, modelled on a Parisian house, with a view of the old town — plus a bar and the house's own patisserie.
How central is the hotel?
As central as hardly any other house: directly on the Königsallee, within walking distance of the old town, the Rhine promenade, the Hofgarten and the Kö-Bogen, a few minutes from the main station.
