Workers' rooms and apartments in Duisburg – T&K Apartments

Why worker housing in Duisburg? Industrial hub & demand

With a population of around 500,000, Duisburg is the fifth-largest city in North Rhine-Westphalia and one of Germany’s most important industrial centers. The city, located at the confluence of the Rhine and Ruhr rivers, is inextricably linked to the steel industry: ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe operates Europe’s largest steelworks in Duisburg-Bruckhausen and Duisburg-Beeckerwerth, employing over 13,000 people. In addition, Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann (HKM) in Duisburg-Huckingen produces steel for the global market.

But Duisburg has long been more than just steel: Duisport (the Port of Duisburg), with 4 million containers handled annually, is the world’s largest inland port and a key logistics hub for all of Europe. Companies such as Klöckner & Co (steel trading, headquarters), Grillo-Werke (chemicals/zinc), König Pilsener (brewery), and Venator Materials (titanium dioxide) are based in Duisburg.

The industrial areas in Bruckhausen, Meiderich, Ruhrort, Huckingen, Rheinhausen, and around the Duisport in Logport I–V create a huge and ongoing demand for worker housing—whether for maintenance crews at steel mills, logistics staff at the port, construction workers on large-scale building sites, or installation teams in plant engineering.

ThyssenKrupp & Steel Plant: Thousands of external specialists per year

The regular maintenance shutdowns at ThyssenKrupp Steel and HKM bring thousands of additional fitters, welders, and industrial workers to Duisburg every year. During these major overhauls, which last several weeks, entire blast furnaces, rolling mills, and coking plants undergo maintenance—resulting in a particularly high demand for accommodations near the plants.

Duisport & Logistics: Europe's Logistics Hub

With the Logport I through V logistics parks, a massive logistics cluster has developed around the Port of Duisburg. Companies such as DHL, Kühne+Nagel, DB Schenker, and numerous freight forwarders operate warehouses and transshipment centers here. The ongoing expansion and the arrival of new businesses ensure a steady demand for worker accommodations.

Who are our worker apartments in Duisburg ideal for?

• Assembly Workers & Industrial Technicians – at ThyssenKrupp Steel, HKM, and supplier companies in Duisburg
• Welders & Plant Engineers – for shutdowns, overhauls, and maintenance work in steel mills
• Construction workers & project teams – for large-scale projects, bridge renovations, and infrastructure development in the Ruhr region
• Logistics and warehouse staff – at Duisport, in the Logport areas, and at freight forwarding companies
• Companies & coordinators – who regularly book accommodations for their teams in the Duisburg area
• Port Workers & Container Logistics – at the World’s Largest Inland Port
• Power Plant & Energy Technician – at STEAG and at the power plant sites in Duisburg-Walsum and Duisburg-Huckingen

Long-term rentals & corporate rates

For longer stays of 4 weeks or more, we offer attractive long-term rates. For companies with regular needs—such as during ThyssenKrupp shutdowns—we’d be happy to provide a customized quote. Book directly without portal fees —you pay no extra charges.

Our locations in Duisburg: 51 apartments at two addresses

With 51 apartments, Duisburg is our largest location in North Rhine-Westphalia. Our worker accommodations are located at two central addresses:

At Kamannshof – 9 Apartments

Our main location offers apartments for 3 to 7 people, spread across several floors. Rates start at €21 per person per night. Ideal for teams of all sizes—from small installation crews to large construction crews.

Düsseldorfer Landstraße – 3 Apartments

Additional apartments for 4 to 5 people starting at €42 per person per night. Conveniently located near the A40 and A59 for quick access to job sites throughout Duisburg.

All apartments are fully furnished and include a kitchen, Wi-Fi, a washing machine, linens, and a TV—everything is included, with no hidden costs.

Transportation Access & Location of Our Workers' Accommodations in Duisburg

Duisburg is strategically located on the western edge of the Ruhr region, directly on the Rhine—and is exceptionally well-connected via Europe’s densest highway network.

By car

Several highways run through the city of Duisburg:

• A40 (Ruhr Expressway) – East-west link through the entire Ruhr region to Essen Dortmund
• A42 (Emscher Expressway) – toward Oberhausen, Gelsenkirchen, and Herne
• A59 – North-South corridor through Duisburg (from Walsum to the Düsseldorf junction)
• A3 – Toward Oberhausen/Arnhem (Netherlands) and Cologne/Frankfurt
• A524 – Connection to Düsseldorf-Nord and Ratingen

Our apartments offer free parking nearby—which is important for technicians with company vehicles and tools.

By public transportation

Duisburg Central Station is an ICE stop on the Cologne–Amsterdam route and offers regular regional (RE) and commuter (S-Bahn) connections throughout the Ruhr region and the Rhineland. Tram lines 901 and 903 and the U79 light rail line (toward Düsseldorf) provide fast connections within the city.

Airport

Düsseldorf Airport is only 20 km away and can be reached in about 20 minutes by car or train. The smaller Weeze Airport (Lower Rhine) is located about 70 km to the northwest.

Workers' quarters near Duisburg

In addition to our 51 apartments in Duisburg, we also offer temporary housing in neighboring cities—ideal for work sites throughout the Ruhr region and the Lower Rhine area:

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