This is my second stay at at the mitte in 8 months, and I honestly can't see me staying at anyother hotel in Dusseldorf. Service from the staff is first rate, friendly and helpfull. The room is Clean comfortable and the best Budget room I've ever stayed in, £55 a night inc Breakfast can't really be described as anything but Budget. They also have a really good key operated air conditioning system which some people don't seem to to have realised, and although it wasn't super hot it was very welcome. Breakfast which is included in the Roomex price is very tasy and served until 11am. They also give you a free card for travel on local trains , trams and Buses for the lenght of your stay, we didn't use this last time we stayed, but used it a lot this time, it was really easy to get around and trams go from outside the Hotel, and theres an underground 300 metres away in Ostrasse. Its still an easy 10 minute walk from the Hauptbahnhof (main Station)but be warned there are a few sex industry related stores in the area, but they are descreet and you don;t really see anything inside or anybody seedy outside. but those are inbetween the Station and the Hotel, if you got the tube to the Hotel you'd miss those out and the next corner along is the start of the 'nicer' shops, a huge Galeria Kaufhof dept store on the next corner and the next corner along is the start of the Konigs Allee the most expensive shopping street in Dusseldorf, less than 5 minutes away. There are some aspects which could be improved, the pillows are the thinnest ever, I knew this from our previous visit so we asked for two more when we checked in, theres only CNN and MTV in English on the TV (but I don't go for the telly!) there are no tea and coffee making facilities in the room as standard (there is a mini bar fridge though) but we take a small travel kettle as we know this. Bathroom is excellent shower and Bath both high standard. If The TV and tea making are big problems you can also upgrade your room for E15 (about £12) a day for that you get the 5 premium english tv channels movies etc (usually E12 a day) tea a coffee making facilities, bed room slippers luxury toiletries (as standard there are perfectly good 'large size' toiletries in each room) theres also some other things icluded in that odffer but the rest slip my mind at the moment. One last thing, the free transport card covers your train journey back to the airport but make sure you get the right one (train), we arrived and departed on Lufthansa from terminal C and there are 2 train stations at the Airport, Terminal c has its own Staion the S7 local train route and trains take 12 mins and cost E2.10, however the other station is served by the Express trains and the S1 route and though trains take 6 - 12 mins to the Main station or have other city connections, you have to take the Monorail "skytrain" from Terminal C to get this and this could take up 10 mins to get to. Overall still an excellent budget hotel that pushes the standard to the next level, will use again.