Directions To Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf
Situated in the heart of Little Tokyo, Düsseldorf city centre with the Central Station, Königsallee and Kö-Bogen, the Old Town, banking district and the Rhine promenade all within minutes’ walk.
Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf
Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf
Immermannstraße 41
40210 Düsseldorf
Germany
Call us on +49 211 834 0
Email us at info.dusseldorf@claytonhotels.com
Getting Here From Düsseldorf International Airport (DUS)
With fast, frequent services from the airport’s railway station direct to Central Station, by train can be the most convenient way to get here.
Catch the S11 from “Düsseldorf Airport Terminal” to Düsseldorf Central Train Station.
Taxis are readily available at arrivals with journey times typically 15-20 minutes.
Getting Here From Düsseldorf Central Station
From the station take the U75 to Oststraße stop (duration 1 minute) or you can walk to the hotel. When you leave from the main entrance, turn right and then first left turn onto ‘Immermannstraße’, our hotel is 5 minutes stroll on the left-hand side.
Arriving By Car
Address for navigation systems: Immermannstraße 41, 40210 Düsseldorf
Parking
There are 550 underground parking spaces from Apcoa Parking.
Parking: approx. €3.00/hour, €25/day
Driving Directions
From Highway A3
- Exit at the Düsseldorf / Mettmann junction.
- At the traffic lights, turn left onto B7 (direction Düsseldorf).
- Stay on the B7 and turn left onto Grafenberger Allee, then towards Am Wehrhahn, then turn left onto Oststraße.
- After 500 metres on the Oststraße, turn left onto Immermannstraße.
- Take the immediate right into the side street.
- Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf is situated on the right-hand side.
From Highway A44
- Exit at the Düsseldorf / Stockum junction (direction city centre).
- Continue via Danzigerstraße towards Kennedydamm then onto Fischerstraße.
- Fischerstraβe turns into Kaiserstraße.
- After the tunnel, take the left exit onto Immermannstraße/ Bahnhof.
- Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf is situated on the right-hand side accessible via the side street after crossing the Oststraβ