Travelling back in time
to the seventies
At HENRI Düsseldorf, your city break becomes a journey through time – back to the late 1960s and 70s. Welcome to the age of flower power and freedom. Colour meets funky flair in an office building with a knowing wink. Originally designed in 1976 as an insurance headquarters, now reimagined: HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf surprises with 79 vibrant studios, warm timber, cheerful yellow tiles and authentic décor from days gone by. You're based in the heart of Pempelfort – steps from the old town and main railway station. Outside, the Rhine metropolis pulses with energy. Inside, the spirit of graphic and design icons like Saul Bass, Charles Eames and Paul Rand lives on. Discover it for yourself. Come and visit. Stay a while.
HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf: Offers & Packages
Early Bird
2 persons, 2 nights
THE WEEKEND DEAL - including breakfast
2 persons, 2 nights
HENRI Highlights in Düsseldorf
The office days are long gone at HENRI Düsseldorf! Whilst the former office building also suits business travellers perfectly, we prefer it as a hotel. What remains is the unmistakable charm of the 60s and 70s. Midcentury aesthetics run through every design element, offering visual surprises at every turn. Funky. Colourful. Sisal wallpaper. Anything but ordinary. Edgy. Retro. American. Vintage. A bit like visiting a good friend's place.
Rooms & Studios at
HENRI Düsseldorf
Not from yesterday. But from the 70s. Perfect for city and business travellers alike. For those who reject the ordinary in favour of something distinctive. Modern furnishings blend with nostalgia. Macoré wood meets retro patterns and a generous dose of comfort.
What you can expect:
- High-quality cotton bed linen
- In-room bar with coffee and tea station
- Bright yellow shower room with separate WC
- Complimentary WiFi
Food and drink
at HENRI
You won't find a sprawling restaurant here. But you will discover a vividly tiled kitchen with an adjoining lounge – the heart of the hotel. This is where guests gather, whether for breakfast, an evening drink or a light bite. Exclusively for HENRI guests.
Experience Düsseldorf
A shopping expedition along the legendary Königsallee, an adventure into "Little Tokyo," or the vibrant carnival season – there's so much to uncover in Düsseldorf. And because the Rhinelanders are such warm hosts, something unexpected usually happens – something you'll be recounting to friends back home for years to come: "You won't believe what happened to me in Düsseldorf..."
Business trips to HENRI Düsseldorf
When work draws you to Düsseldorf rather than leisure, HENRI still delivers. If you want to remain productive whilst travelling yet still enjoy something a little different, HENRI is your answer. Start your morning with a hearty breakfast, then return after your business day to the 70s charm of HENRI Düsseldorf. Experience a genuinely different kind of business trip.
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Arrival at the
HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf
HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf is located on Wehrhahn – within easy walking distance of the Königsallee and main railway station. The hotel is well-connected by S-Bahn and U-Bahn to the airport, media harbour and numerous attractions. Housed in a former insurance building in the Pempelfort district, HENRI Hotel Düsseldorf creates an intimate microcosm blending modern interior design with nostalgic touches – a small celebration of the free spirit and unconventional style of the 60s and 70s.
By train
From Düsseldorf main station (approximately 1.5 km), take the S-Bahn S1, S6 or S11 to Düsseldorf Wehrhahn. From there it's just about 170 metres on foot: exit at Grafenberger Allee, head south-west along Am Wehrhahn – the hotel is on your right.
By aeroplane
From Düsseldorf Airport (DUS, approximately 8 km), reach the hotel by taxi in roughly 15 minutes. Alternatively, S-Bahn S11 runs directly from the airport to the city centre.
By car
Two public car parks sit within walking distance (Am Wehrhahn & Oststraße); daily rates range from €21 to €25. The A52 and A46 motorways are easily accessible via the B1 Düsseldorf-Mörsenbroich and Düsseldorf-Bilk (A46) junctions in approximately 10–12 minutes by car.
