Hotels in Luxembourg with Swimming Pools

The size of the room is suitable, and the decoration of the hotel is unique, but the restaurant on the first floor is a bit expensive, and the parking is not free, 16 Euros for overnight stay. Good service at the front desk. The curtains are not enough for shading, but it is relatively quiet, the hygiene is also good, and the bath water is no problem.

Stayed for 2 nights at the end of July and booked 2 rooms. Service was excellent and the staff are extremely helpful and go above and beyond to assist you, very friendly. The rooms are comfortable and with the July heat, the air con was excellent. The location is perfect, as it’s only a 5 minute walk to the main train station, so no need for car or taxi if travelling further afield. As with all train station areas in every city, you have to be a little aware of your surroundings, but this was never a problem for us. You can then walk to the old town area in 10 minutes which is very picturesque. A must if you are staying in Luxembourg.

This hotel has more pros than cons. Staff very professional. Excellent food for breakfast so pretty pricey at 27 Euro. The rooms look very old fashioned and could do with a bit of touch up but I think that's part of the hotel's charm. I got a single room and it cost me about 98 US Dollars on trip.com's wonderful website. An excellent value for that price even an excellent value for $150 after that find someplace a little newer. Breakfast is really excellent except the eggs were undercooked and the bacon was undercooked and when I asked them to take it back to the kitchen and cook it a little more they would only cook the bacon for me. Maybe in Luxembourg people eat their eggs sweat but no way I could stomach that it would probably make me ill so I skipped the eggs. However the cheese was top notch and the meal was worth 27 Euro if you could eat 27 euro worth of cheese. I would even go so far as to say I would stay here again. The bathroom is a little outdated but charming and had birds and flowers on the tiles. The hotel front desk man acted as a concierge but clearly he had been there for a long time and was very well trained and had very good advice about where to eat and what to see. I like the whole staff and an added asset was the bar downstairs brings you back to many years ago. I was lucky enough to get a balcony in my room and it would be a wonderful idea if I had trouble with somebody to have wine on the balcony and watch the world go by. I will post my view from my balcony. I call this hotel room with a view. The hotel had more more pros than cons and I was happy with my decisions to stay there.