Hotels near Biele Gartengestaltung, Langenfeld

One particular night staff member should not be working in hospitality. A personality where growing fury is the response to a guests confidence or a request for a receipt that he couldn't fine. Extreme views that personally I would recommend having him put on the country watch list. A made a clear request for housekeeping and even communicated this with the general manager in person for NO HOUSEKEEPING. This was met with a room cleaned by housekeeping. And after the house keeping manager tried my door without an invitation and I told her the door sign clearly refers to no disturbance, and then while I am talking downstairs to the general manager she or someone is busy reaching under my pillow and provokingly has refolded my long johns and then put them on the TOP of my pillow to say. I have been here, I am not happy. General manager refuses to give me a refund after offering a breakfast for the housekeeping manager trying my door with a no housekeeping sign on. I was told there was a 'misunderstanding'. A decision that grants housekeeping to do what they want without repercussion. The attitude is 'we don't care'. If he really cared he would have immediately said 'Correct, unsatisfactory, you clearly said you did not want housekeeping and they have gone and done it anyway. Any reasonable person would deduce this is a two fingers to you. Or something like that.” Only twenty years ago we paid at the end of the stay. I certainly would not have paid for one night if I had the choice to pay at the end. Back then there were hardly any issues. Hotels were waiting for your payment. Female front staff member also did the, you want this, oh you mean that, you mean that with cream, oh you mean a new this, with that and this as well but not that and forget the other. So sad. And an unnerving creepy amount of ong term stayers. From my experience, hotels where there are no corridor cameras and many agency staff and long term stayers there is an increase in likelihood of hacking. I have found out it is easier than it seems to get hacked. Use your phone for calls and internet if you can outside the grounds of hotels and look out for strange setting changes and a black small dot on your icon bar. It means someone is currently accessing your location and the rest. Twice I went into the corridor from my room and twice a nearby door quickly closes. Coincidence or something more. The feeling of the place is ”something not good is about to happen soon”.

I was put up at the Niu Tab for a night by my company as a company event took place nearby. So were a number of my colleagues. I quite enjoyed my short stay. Most of my colleagues liked the hotel as well. The rooms weren’t very spacious, but were clean, stylishly decorated, and equipped with TV, A/C, a safe and a hairdryer. No minibar or coffee/tea making facilities, though, which we would have liked upon our arrival as we had gotten stuck in traffic for hours and were quite thirsty. Breakfast was buffet style and was very good. Lots of choices, fresh, well-prepared food. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. One point of criticism: when we arrived at shortly after 4 p.m., only about half of our key cards had been programmed. I was one of the lucky ones who got their cards right away, but some of my colleagues had to wait for over half an hour. I call that lack of organisation, particularly since we arrived much later than planned.

Although the hotel is a bit far away from the train station (still within walking distance), the room was amazing! The price for a twin room was less than 100 euros and breakfast was also included! Love this hotel very much. Definitely will check in again. PS. NO fridge in the room. but the ice is available from the bar.

Great location, 3 minutes walk to the main train station. Was not very cleaned, found some hair on the bed when I checked in. But not that important. Internet is not so fast.

I had a 1 month stay and everything was perfect. The hotel is affordable, has daily cleaning services, and a very nice living area. The neighborhood is pretty central and safe. Train stop is just in front, bus stops pretty close. Staff very supportive. So far, perfect.

The location is close to main train station, and tram station, good stay for the exhibition. There is a high-end supermarket near the hotel, very convince. Price is expensive during the exhibition period. Clean

Have stayed here for one night. The hotel was not very busy. There is lots of free parking around the hotel so dont use the garage. Room was nice and had a great view. As a Spire IHG member I got a free breakfast and free drinks and snack at the bar. Not far from the city if you are with a car. Really good value.

The reservation was made last week via a booking portal for 3 nights. The effort to cancel breakfast again after the reservation was inappropriately high and it was a huge time-expenditure. At the check-in it was not even documented and had to be removed again and it was repeatedly required a correction of the bill. Duration: 30 minutes! A AMEX card is not accepted and had a further workload on Monday morning with more than 10 calls. At the end of the hotel has decided to accept after many hours. The decision maker was not handy at the time. Neither to clarify in the morning nor at check-in in the evening the reception was occupied and you had to wait a while. This stress and effort is hardly feasible in the external service. The hotel is located directly on a very frequent street crossing and a very special charm. The separate entrance reminds a little of the passage of a train station. The rooms are small and spartanianly furnished without a great demand but clean.

If you are going to stay in Wuppertal, experience the suspension train and visit Engels. This is the best choice, the room is large, next to the city concert hall. You can walk to the railway station in 5 minutes. The rooms are two beds, a typical German hotel. Don't expect luxury, but comfortable and clean.

The room is big enough, clean and the transportation is convenient. I will stay there next time