ABOUT AVI City Apartments

Offers Apart house with 34 modern Apartments located in Duesseldorf city center, which is just 1 km from the River Rhine. We also offer single apartments in different categories and sizes.

Arvi-s features are perfect location, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception and information support.

The elegant apartments have modern Kitchen free Wi-Fi, colourful décor and come with a satellite TV, a desk, and a wardrobe. Bathrooms are en-suite with a hair-dryer and complimentary toiletries.

There are different types of apartments beginning from compact studio apartment for 2 pax with modern kitchenette (15 sq.m.) and ending up with large apartments for 6 pax with a big kitchen-living room and balcony (70 sq. m.).

A variety of restaurants and bars can be found within 1 km.

The Messe Duesseldorf (trade-fair centre) is located 6 km and can be reached by public transport.

Düsseldorf Main Station is 800 metres away with direct connections to Cologne and Duesseldorf Airport. Oststraße underground station is a 5-minute walk away, and a tram stop (Berliner Allee) is located 50 metres away.

Our rooms

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Are a good example of modern furniture interior. Technical amenities such as a high-speed Wi-Fi internet access and cable satellite television provide perfect setting as well for business as for leisure travellers. Our bathrooms is equipped with a bathtub or shower. Working place and soundproof windows supplement our cosy rooms. There are also light, nightstand, phone directly at the Bed.

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According to Mercer Duesseldorf is on top 6 of worldwide big cities around the world when it comes to quality of life. 91% of Duesseldorfs' population agrees on that. Why you shouldn't miss a trip to this city at the rhine river, you can read here.

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In Düsseldorf, the notion of "going for a quiet drink" is anathema. In fact, it's nigh-on impossible. At breweries such as Zum Schlüssel, tray-lugging waiters plonk a fresh glass of beer on your table whenever they spy an empty, whether you ask for it or not. Request a glass of water and you'll get a sardonic: "Do you want a towel and soap as well?" Even Düsseldorf's City Pissoirs – sleek, metallic street-urinals – seem to have been built with drinkers in mind.

For a city that purports to have the "longest bar in the world", you'd expect nothing less. But rather than an infinite mahogany-upholstered drinks counter, this moniker actually refers to the 260-or-so bars, pubs and breweries sardined into 1sq km of Düsseldorf's cobblestone-and-church-spired Altstadt [old town].