Düsseldorf / Germany
Dog-friendly hotel in Düsseldorf: Kö59 with Celine
Right on Königsallee. With a cushion for Celine.
In June 2026 we stayed with Celine at Kö59, a luxury hotel right on Königsallee in Düsseldorf. Everything was ready for her in the room. This is our stay, plus what to arrange before you go.
Your visit at a glance
- Dog in the room
- Yes. A large dog cushion, food and water bowls on a mat, poop bags and a treat were waiting.
- Welcome
- A card from hotel dog Merlin, pointing to walking tips on the in-room tablet.
- Breakfast with your dog
- Not in the breakfast restaurant; dogs are not allowed there.
- Dog fee
- The hotel lists €35 per dog per night.
- Location
- Königsallee 59, in the heart of Düsseldorf.
This was our experience on 12–13 June 2026; we booked and paid for this stay ourselves. Rules and fees may vary by room type and season; ask the hotel to confirm them for your stay.
01 / Our stay
A room with a cushion just for her.
Arrival.
In front of the revolving door on Königsallee, Celine was already perched on the suitcase, ready to go in. Kö59 sits right on Düsseldorf’s best-known shopping street.
The room.
A large dog cushion was waiting for Celine in the room, with food and water bowls on a mat, poop bags and a treat. On the card, hotel dog Merlin introduces himself as head of the dog beds and treats department. He points to the in-room tablet, with tips for walks and places where dogs can run off the lead.
Breakfast.
Dogs are not allowed in the breakfast restaurant. Keep that in mind when planning your morning, and ask the hotel about the options.
02 / Into the city
Königsallee.
With Celine leading the way.
From Kö59 you step straight onto Königsallee. We strolled past the shop windows with Celine, took the escalator and found a fountain. In shops and on terraces, simply ask whether your dog is welcome.
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03 / Before you book
What to arrange before staying with your dog.
- Register your dog in advance. Mention your dog when you book and ask which rooms are suitable.
- Fee. The hotel lists €35 per dog per night. Ask the hotel to confirm the amount for your dates.
- Breakfast. Dogs are not allowed in the breakfast restaurant. According to the dog policy, the gym and spa are also off-limits and dogs must be on a lead in public areas.
- What you may not need to pack. A large cushion, food and water bowls and poop bags were ready for us. Ask whether that applies to your room too.
- Walks. Check the in-room tablet for walking routes and off-lead areas, or ask the concierge.
Updated on 19 October 2026 with our experience from June 2026.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Kö59 with a dog
Is Kö59 dog-friendly?
For us it was. A large dog cushion, food and water bowls, poop bags and a treat were waiting in the room, with a welcome card from hotel dog Merlin. Dogs are not allowed in the breakfast restaurant.
What dog fee does Kö59 list?
The hotel lists €35 per dog per night. Confirm the amount for your own dates.
Can my dog come to the breakfast restaurant at Kö59?
No, the hotel does not allow dogs in the breakfast restaurant. According to the dog policy, the gym and spa are also excluded and dogs must be on a lead in public areas.
What is ready for your dog?
In our room there was a large dog cushion, food and water bowls on a mat, poop bags and a treat. Ask when booking whether that applies to your room too.
Sources & our own images
Photos and hotel reel: our own stay on 12–13 June 2026. Dog policy and fee: Kö59 website, checked on 19 October 2026.