Looking for affordable to stay for 15 days

Hello Riza Espinosa,

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Please post an ad in the dedicated housing opportunities section for Düsseldorf.

This will increase your chances of finding something suitable.

Also, feel free to browse the listings to see if anything matches your needs.

Cheers,

Cheryl

Expat.com team

For such a short time, your options are hotels, hostels and possibly AirBnB (but be careful when travelling as a woman alone!).

No such place as "Norh rhine". I assume you mean the region of Nordrhein-Westfalen aka NRW? It is the most populated region of Germany with many large cities. Best if you specify which city; just mentioning the region is not specific enough for such a request. One might assume Düsseldorf as this was posted on the Düsseldorf forum but the post is unclear. Good luck - but as Beppi mentioned, for such a short stay a hotel, hostel or AirBnB are your only likely choices. Plenty of goods sites to look at like Hotel(dot)de or booking(dot)de 

@TominStuttgart "Nordrhein-Westfalen" does indeed consist of the two regions "Nordrhein" (appropriately translated as North Rhine) and "Westfalen". When North Rhine was still a political entity (latest during WW2), Düsseldorf was its capital. But you are right mentioning the city name is clearer!

@TominStuttgart "Nodrhein-Westfalen" does indeed consist of the two regions "Nordrhein" (appropriately translated as North Rhine) and "Westfalen". When North Rhine was still a political entity (latest during WW2), Düsseldorf was its capital. But you are right mentioning the city name is clearer! - @beppi

OK I stand corrected but still no place as Norh rhine, it is Nordrhein. And the reference is rather historical. Like in the region of Baden-Württemberg. It is one Bundesland or State created out of the areas of Baden and Württemberg. Unless referring to something historical before the union of these two, one rarely sees a reference to just Baden or just Württemberg. Occasional exceptions but not really normal. Stuttgart would presently be referred to as being in Baden-Württemberg, not Württemberg in Baden-Württemberg.  It would be somewhat more precise but also redundant.