Spotlight on Ruby Leni

Originally opened as a hotel in 1904, the building’s theatrical potential was quickly spotted, and just a few years later, the building was transformed into the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus. It quickly made its name as one of Europe’s most important and influential theatres. The group’s ground-breaking production of Goethe’s Faust was even captured in a film production, and the character of Helena set the stage for Leni’s name.

With such a rich cultural history, our designers were spoiled for choice. Retro lines, plush fabrics, and carefully chosen vintage pieces combined with artistic modern touches give every stay a dash of theatrical glamour. The 170 luxuriously furnished rooms reflect the hotel’s Lean Luxury philosophy: luxury in small spaces, with cherry-wood panelling, real-wood floors, fine fabrics, and an atmospheric lighting concept. Our rooms at Ruby Leni await you with luxurious extra-large beds, open glass rain showers, our own Ruby care amenities, and a Marshall speaker box. A personal tablet concierge will help you make the most of your stay.

Leni became the first of our hotels to feature Resident Rooms, which are a little more spacious and equipped with a bigger wardrobe, a small fridge, and a coffee machine. That's not all, our guests have exclusive access to our residents' fully equipped kitchen and lounge.

For stays of seven nights or more, we offer a special extended-stay rate, with significant discounts for your stay. Being located only a three-minute stroll from the boutiques and cafes of Königsallee as well as Düsseldorf’s old town, Ruby Leni offers a charming retreat in the heart of the city. Its warm and inviting atmosphere will make your stay unforgettable. From cosy and stylishly designed rooms to exceptional service by our friendly hosts, every detail has been carefully crafted to make you feel right at home. Weave through pretty squares, drop in on a museum, and stop off for a coffee en route to the Rhine.