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Serviced Apartments for Rent in Dusseldorf

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Renting Serviced apartments in Dusseldorf- Things to know

A modern metropolis situated in the heart of Germany’s Rhineland, Dusseldorf offers up more than just career opportunities. Hidden amongst its booming financial sector, the city is home to a historic old town, plenty of sprawling green spaces, an impressive fashion scene, and many up-and-coming foodie hot spots. When it comes to choosing the best neighborhoods to live in Dusseldorf, there is no one-size fits all. Home to around ten districts, which are then split up into 50 smaller areas, finding the right pocket in the city can be tricky. Here, we take a look at five of our top neighborhoods. What’s more, service apartments in Dusseldorf are in plentiful supply, allowing newcomers to transition into life in the German city seamlessly. Here, we’ll explain exactly what to expect from a serviced apartment to rent in Dusseldorf, some popular areas to live in, and answer a few commonly asked questions.

Best neighborhoods to look for serviced apartments in Dusseldorf

Alstadt

If you’re only living in the Dusseldorf for a few short months and want to soak up as much of that city ambiance as possible while you’re there, you can’t go wrong with a rental in Alstadt. Otherwise known as the city’s Old Town, Alstadt is home to narrow winding streets, quaint cafes, and architecture that dates back to when Dusseldorf was founded nearly 700 years ago. With its busy streets and crowds of tourists, Alstadt can be a little overwhelming for some. However, step just a few moments outside of the neighborhood, and you’ll be on the eastern banks of the Rhine River, providing a peaceful oasis of calm.

Friedrichstadt

Just outside of Alstadt is the smaller district of Friedrichstadt, which has become one of the city’s most densely populated spots. Despite this, its streets are open, and the atmosphere here is one of vibrancy and joviality. While its central lanes are busy, head a little closer to the Unterbilk area, and you’ll find peaceful residential streets, home to small parks and indy cafes. Thanks to its lively atmosphere and easy ten-minute commute into the city, you’ll find many couples, students, and young professionals in the area. Serviced apartments here also cost slightly lower than average to rent, making it an attractive place for those on a smaller budget.

Oberkassel

Stretching out along the banks of the River Rhine and just a short journey away from the center of Dusseldorf, Oberkassel has become one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods to live in. While it may be one of the most expensive places for serviced apartments in Dusseldorf, for many, the idyllic riverside walkway, historic architecture, and impressive Overkassel Bridge are worth paying for. Neighboring open green fields and just a 20-minute commute from the city, Oberkassel is a popular choice with families and young professionals looking for a quieter neighborhood. Packed with bohemian cafes and highly-rated restaurants, Oberkassel is the perfect neighborhood for living the high life in Dusseldorf.

Oberbilk

For those looking for more affordable serviced apartments in Dusseldorf, Oberblik could be a good option. Though a little further out from the city center, Oberblik offers up easy and quick public transport connections to the rest of the city and its districts. Serviced apartments to rent here are a lot more affordable than most districts in Dusseldorf, with an average rental price of around €1,200/month. There’s a strong community of ex-pats here too, which makes finding like-minded people to hang out with relatively easy, as well as turning Oberblik into one of Dusseldorf's most multicultural neighborhoods.

Flingern

The sprawling neighborhood of Flingern has been divided into small smaller districts: Flingern-Nord and Flinger-Süd. While the southern portion of Flinger has retained its working-class roots, home to factories and more industrial job opportunities, the north has gone through a period of gentrification in the last decade. Now, Flingern is home to a mix of affordable old-style housing next to renovated warehouses, popular amongst a younger demographic. You’ll also find an up-and-coming student arts scene, with boutique art galleries, boho cafes, and indy bars popping up on every street.

FAQs about renting serviced apartments in Dusseldorf

On average, you should expect to spend around €1,800/month for a one-bedroom apartment. However, you’ll find apartments in some areas for as little as €800/month or luxury serviced apartments for more than €3,500/month.

The advantages of staying in a serviced apartment include having your own kitchen facilities, separate living spaces for relaxation, guest flexibility if a friend or family member wants to stay with you, and cost-effective monthly fees.

Yes. Although serviced apartments tend to be just one or two bedrooms large, you will find a handful of more spacious apartments that cater to up to eight guests. However, families tend to head towards the outer suburbs where larger properties are in better supply. Use our filters to find a property that is right for your family and you.

Some of the most luxurious serviced apartments in Dusseldorf can be found in the city center, where modern amenities and close proximity to the center make living here desirable for many. However, if space is important to you, check out the listings in Dusseldorf's outer suburbs, including Oberbilk and Oberkassel.

This varies on an apartment-by-apartment basis, so you’ll need to check the listing to find out more. Right now, there are more than around 20 properties in Dusseldorf that allow your four-legged friend to stay with you

Generally speaking, you can stay in serviced apartments for anywhere between one and six months. However, this varies depending on the listing you have chosen and its availability.

In some cases, yes. This is because serviced apartments usually charge a monthly rate, whereas hotels will only charge a daily rate which tends to be more expensive. Hotels also lack the same kitchen facilities as a serviced apartment, which makes eating out an expensive additional cost.

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