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Zentral Hotel Poststuben
★★★Krefeld
8.2/ 10Very good
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Twin Room
The twin room features a wardrobe, an electric kettle, as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower and a hairdryer.…
Single Room
The single room features a wardrobe, an electric kettle, as well as a private bathroom boasting a shower and a hairdryer…
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Restaurants nearby
- Anthony's Kitchen★ Michelin Host and proprietor Anthony Sarpong runs an appealing restaurant-cum-cookery school. The Ghanaian-born chef is supported by a dedicated team, whose carefully considered dishes present a modern take on African culinary traditions. There are two set menus: "The Expedition" and the vegetarian "Green Journey", each available in a four-, five- or six-course format. Dishes such as "plantain, pear, savoy cabbage" or "suya kebab, fufu, peanut" are every bit as in tune with the times as the refined, stylish decor, the open kitchen and the easy-going atmosphere. The chefs serve the food themselves. Afte11.9km
- Im Schiffchen★ Michelin If we're talking about Michelin-starred cuisine in a beautiful Baroque brick building on Kaiserswerther Markt, we can only be talking about Jean-Claude Bourgueil's Im Schiffchen. At the helm since 1977, he is without a doubt the doyen of Düsseldorf's fine dining scene. Together with his tried-and-trusted kitchen team, Bourgueil delivers creative French cuisine. Whether it be lobster, game or Wagyu beef, the produce is of the finest quality. To complete the picture, there's the impressive selection of wines, the attentive and well-trained wait staff and the gorgeous decor – this ground-floor re12.3km
- KRasserie im verve⁵ A former textile factory has been transformed into a modern brasserie and event space, creating an attractive new destination. The exposed concrete and ventilation pipes give the space an industrial feel; minimalist design and decorative art create a modern and stylish look. The floor-to-ceiling windows can be opened up in the warmer months – there's a small terrace out front. Fresh and flavoursome dishes drawing on regional and international influences are served à la carte or as a set menu named "Herzstück". The rooftop bar is great in summer (Thu-Sat).1.4km
- Little John'sBib Housed in a spruce building dating from 1905, Tim Lellau's appealingly laid-back restaurant has a Scandinavian feel. The waitstaff are attentive and well-drilled as they serve high-quality, fresh cuisine. Diners can opt for a three- to five-course menu or select dishes à la carte. At lunchtime the three-course set menu is reasonably priced. From the entrance area, you can see into the kitchen, which is sure to whet your appetite!11.6km
- Mod by Sven Nöthel★ Michelin This really is a remarkable place! Sven Nöthel runs his sleekly designed restaurant in a lovingly converted cowshed surrounded by verdant countryside. A high-calibre, tasteful aesthetic and top-tier cooking harmonise perfectly here with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. The culinary style is modern, seasonal and pleasingly stripped back. A commitment to showcasing fabulous ingredients shines through in dishes such as "monkfish cheeks, black pear, bacon, bean, green spelt" or "48hr-cooked veal Tafelspitz, pointed cabbage, beetroot, apple, horseradish" – intentionally bringing a touch of rustic s17.3km
- 1876 Daniel Dal-Ben★ Michelin At his chic and elegant little restaurant by the zoo, Daniel Dal-Ben serves up classic cuisine with a judicious flourish of creativity. In addition to Italian and French influences, the chef-patron also incorporates Japanese accents from time to time. A good example of interesting contrasts and harmonious balance is "Cannelloni, smoked eel, Caprese foam, pumpkin seeds". He is also partial to decorating his dishes with skilfully integrated herbs and flowers. The "Cicchetti 1876" starter has become a staple of the set menu. Allow plenty of time, as you may be treated to additional courses. Beyon19.4km
- Nagaya★ Michelin Yoshizumi Nagaya's cuisine really is something special. In a thoughtful, bold and meticulous fashion, he fuses elements of Japanese and western cuisine. During his training in Osaka, Toshiro Kandagawa taught him traditional Japanese cookery, while he learned his innovative approach from Takada Hasho in Gifu. Drawing on both of these experiences, he has developed his own distinctive style. Excellent ingredients are a matter of honour for this chef, from the Wagyu beef to sushi and sashimi. As well as fine wines, there is a splendid selection of sake. Furthermore, the front-of-house team is atte19.6km
- Setzkasten★ Michelin A fine dining restaurant in a supermarket? You can experience this novel culinary concept in the basement of The Crown, one of the largest food markets in Europe. It is not only the location that is worth mentioning: in addition to the smart decor and the partially open kitchen, the dedicated kitchen team turns out creative, modern and pleasingly pared-down dishes made using select produce. Chef Egor Hopp also successfully brings in influences from his Kazakhstan homeland, such as Smetana sauce or raschenka cream. There is a set menu comprising six courses in the evening and four at lunchtime.19.9km
- EssBar fein & pfiffigBib This inconspicuous-looking restaurant is a stone's throw from the Hofgarten public park. Chef Daniel Baur and Olga Jorich have plenty of regulars here, and with good reason. The fresh, flavoursome dishes are carefully crafted using quality ingredients and represent excellent value for money. The veal rissoles are well worth trying. Neither will you be disappointed by the wine list! Olga Jorich's friendly and thoughtful approach to running the service plays a key role in creating the inviting atmosphere. Charming sheltered terrace to the rear of the building.18.7km
- Münstermanns KontorBib What started as a shop selling eggs and butter later became a delicatessen and today this spot is a popular bistro with a pleasingly lively urban atmosphere and an open kitchen. The tasty dishes include German classics such as currywurst and Wiener schnitzel, but also international dishes. The food is accompanied by decent wines by the glass, and the service is friendly. Open from noon to 8pm, last orders 6.30pm. NB: They don't take reservations at lunchtime – so come early, as the place gets very busy.19.2km
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Attractions nearby
- Grotenburg-Stadion football stadium2.7km
- Merkur Spiel-Arena stadium in the city of Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany14.3km
- Krefelder Zoo zoo2.5km
- Botanischer Garten Krefeld botanical garden2.6km
- Castra Gelduba Roman fort8.1km
- Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena football (soccer) stadium in Duisburg, Germany16.9km
- Lake Elfrath artificial lake in Krefeld, Germany6.9km
- Basilica of St. Quirinus roman-catholic church in Neuss, Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany17.6km
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