The 9 best Airbnbs in Düsseldorf

If you're looking for an apartment with a 40sqm rooftop terrace overlooking half of Düsseldorf, this is the Airbnb for you. Ideal for two guests visiting the city, this apartment comes with everything you could possibly need. Kitchen amenities include an induction stove, fridge, and coffee machine while the rest of the creature comforts include modern furniture, a wardrobe bed and a built-in wardrobe, so you can really feel at home. You'll settle in here quick – time to explore?

Rooms: One. Sleeps two guests. 
Budget range? A little spenny. 
Best for: Couples who find city views super romantic. 

This stunning guesthouse is one of the historic buildings you can rent on Airbnb in Düsseldorf – and we're here for it. Offering families the experience of staying in an 1820-listed courtyard complex, this large open-plan studio can accommodate up to six guests on request. The guest house is located near the garden – with direct access to the garden terrace. As for amenities, the property has all the essentials, along with a washing machine (in the building) and a clothes drying rack - in case you need to get some much-needed mid-trip laundry done. Well, that's one less thing to worry about with the kids around, right?

Rooms: Four. Sleeps six guests. 
Budget range? Not bad for a family-size property. 
Best for: Appreciators of heritage buildings and beautiful gardens. 

This rooftop penthouse is THE Airbnb for panoramic views of Düsseldorf. This stunning property has modern finishes, including an open-plan kitchen and living space for cooking up a storm, a free-standing tub for soaking away the day and of course, the wooden decked terrace complete with a gas BBQ and outdoor seating for checking out the epic sunsets. As the property is located slightly out of the city (just think of the views), transport links are essential – and it has them. The train into the city/old town takes just 15 minutes. Cheers to that.

Rooms: Two. Sleeps eight guests. 
Budget range? A fair price for place of this size and calibre. 
Best for: Sauna sessions and rooftop BBQs. 

In a city that’s full of pretty swish-looking properties, this one-bed apartment still stands out. With its monochrome decor and contemporary furnishings, this place would be an ideal choice for a couple who want to make the most of the trendy Unterbilk district, which is full of fashionable galleries, restaurants and boutiques. With two small balconies to chill out on too, you can enjoy city sights in the evenings when the lights turn on and the streets have a delicious nocturnal buzz.

Rooms: One. Sleeps two guests. 
Budget range? A affordable nightly rate. 
Best for: Travellers wanted to hit the town and stay somewhere trendy for cheap. 

If you like your home to be ‘just so’ then you’ll appreciate the effort that has gone into making this centrally-located apartment a truly stylish home. We particularly rate the black-on-black super chic kitchen set up and the adaptable mood lighting in the main living space. The kitchen kind of sets the scene for this home: it’s lovely to look at but not just style over substance. In fact, there’s everything you’d need here to rustle up a proper meal – but when you’re in such a great location, why would you want, or indeed need, to stay in? Stay here and you’ll be in Little Tokyo, the Japanese district of Düsseldorf, which is within walking distance of Königsallee and a great variety of bars and restaurants.

Rooms: One. Sleeps two guests. 
Budget range? A great price. 
Best for: Travellers who care about location and cooking at home to save some money. 

Boasting a stylish interior, plus a location near to the Messe Expo Centre, the old town and the Rhein, this spot is ideal for a small group of friends to share on a city break. Shopping, dining and nightlife are all nearby and with easy transport links, including close proximity to the airport, it’s a functional spot, too. Besides, the cost is pretty minimal, which is great news if you’re on a budget.

Rooms: One. Sleeps three guests. 
Budget range? One of the cheapest. 
Best for: Homely vibes and staying close to the nightlife. 

Sometimes Airbnbs can feel a little clinical, but this host has made an extra effort for the apartment to be comfy and warm. In their words, they want it to feel like your own 'little house'. Only ten minutes from downtown, it’s in a great location, if you can tear yourself away from this cute space for the walk. 

Rooms: One. Sleeps four guests. 
Budget range? Super cheap. 
Best for: Feeling at home while in a new city. 

If you’re looking for the full experience, this courtyard room for one will do the trick. There’s a highly recommended baguette shop just around the corner, and a further 10 minutes will take you to a whole host of cute shops and bakeries. This is a simple space inside. No frills. Single bed only. But the exterior is enough to make you want to visit. 

Rooms: One. Sleeps one guest. 
Budget range? Extremely cheap. 
Best for: Saving money.

If you and your fellow travellers have the budget for something a little luxurious, take a look at this split-level apartment in Gerresheim, a glitzy district near the Grafenberg forest. It boasts three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a 55-inch television and a roof terrace with a BBQ for alfresco dinners.

Rooms: Three. Sleeps five guests. 
Budget range? Slightly above average. 
Best for: Easy access to travel links and spacious living.