Mintrops Concierge Hotel

"Glückauf" and welcome to Mintrops Concierge Hotel in Essen-Rüttenscheid. In the middle of the Ruhr metropolis, this apartment hotel combines the best of apartment house and hotel. In the 4-star-apartments you enjoy all luxury with rain shower, high quality kitchen, comfortable box spring beds and extraordinary art. Thanks to the innovative, digital concept, you can check in and out contactlessly and call up hotel services. A beverage vending machine is also available. As hosts out of passion, the team on site also focuses on personal contact for those who want it. Your concierge has excellent tips for restaurants and always has an open ear. In the morning you can enjoy a breakfast buffet with fresh organic products from the region. In the evening the host will have delicious drinks ready for you. Whether you are staying at Mintrops Concierge Hotel for a short or long period of time, whether you are travelling on business or privately - you will feel right at home here. From small studios to larger apartments with separate bedrooms - some with balconies and roof terraces - are available. The house is the perfect starting point for various activities in the Ruhr area - the melting pot of innovation and tradition: It is located next to the Grugapark in Essen. In five minutes you are in the middle of the trendy quarter Rüttenscheider Strasse with restaurants, bars and boutiques. The Messe Essen and the Congress Centre are just as easy to reach as the Museum Folkwang or the Essen Philharmonic. Bus and underground stops are within walking distance and the underground takes you to the central station in 7 minutes. The new apartment hotel is the third owner-managed house of the Mintrop family in Essen, the third generation of the Mintrop family to be active in the hotel and restaurant business. The Concierge Hotel has probably one of the most spectacular facades in the city: As night falls, videos of favorite places and favorite things in the Ruhr area are projected onto the large window area. The art in and around the house was designed by Anne and Martin Müller.