Hotel berhampiran The Body Shop, Strassen

hotel di ottimo livello, di categoria superiore, posto in una zona residenziale a circa 15/20 minuti a piedi dal centro. attenzione è ben collegata con i mezzi pubblici - che sono gratis - ed ha collegamento diretto con l'aeroporto tramite la linea 6. questa linea passa anche per il centro. per il problema auto hanno un parcheggio ma al costo di 25 euro a notte. la nostra camera era dotata di tutti i comfort. pulizia giornaliera. nella tariffa non era compresa la colazione che aveva un costo extra di ben 20 euro a persona. il problema è stato risolto o andando da hoffman, uscendo sulla sinistra, oppure dal fornaio un poò più avanti sulla destra verso il centro.

During my last business trip to Luxembourg, I stayed in a classic double room in the annex to the Grand Hotel Victor Hugo. The stay was excellent, and because of the summer temperatures I particularly appreciated the air conditioning and the window shutters. The spacious and clean room had an excellent bed, a large flat screen TV, a kettle to make coffee or tea and a minibar that can be used as a small fridge. The free WiFi always worked fine and the spacious shower cabin in the bathroom was a final plus. Staff were friendly and professional and the breakfast buffet offered a good quality and variety. However, there were some minor drawbacks that prevents me from giving the top score. I found it annoying that the safe in the room did not work, which meant that I could not safely store my laptop in the evening. The hairdryer did not work either. The double bed actually consists of two joined single beds (though with an excellent mattress) and the annex is a rather soulless building. Nevertheless, if I were to visit Luxembourg again, I would be happy to stay at this hotel, although I would consider upgrading to the main building. Prices are a tad lower compared to similar chain hotels in Kirchberg. The Grand Hotel Victor Hugo is a great base for both leisure and business travellers. The free tram stops almost in front of the hotel (Theater stop) and the car can be parked cheaply on the nearby square (Glacis). The rate at Glacis is 1 euro per hour on weekdays between 8 AM and 6 PM and is free outside these hours and on weekends. The centre of Luxembourg is easily accessible on foot and two minutes’ walk away you will find two supermarkets (Cactus and Monop' both open from 7 AM to 8 PM).

We had the most extraordinary stay at the Place d'Armes Hotel - a truly luxurious destination. We had booked one of the less expensive rooms but when Thibaud noticed I was traveling with a college-aged son, he realized that we would both appreciate more privacy than the room allowed. He showed us several alternative rooms to see which would be most suitable, and ended up giving us a double upgrade just so that we could be more comfortable! Obviously, he couldn't have done this if the hotel were full (in high season) -- but just to think of it showed such incredible thoughtfulness. Indeed, throughout our stay we were blown away by how proactively thoughtful the staff was. They didn't just answer questions or meet requests -- they anticipated them. We didn't know rain was forecast -- but they did, and offered umbrellas. We didn't realize that driving out of town required following a different route than we had taken into town -- but they did, and provided instructions before we asked. We also ate in the restaurant -- breakfast and dinner -- and it was simply wonderful. First, of course, the incredibly gracious staff. But the food was also delicious and -- for those not familiar with Luxembourg cuisine, exotic! The breakfast spread was beautiful and lavish. The whole experience felt wildly out of our budget. We were treated like royalty.

This hotel was located only a two minute walk from the main centre in the pedestrian only part of town. It was also just near the medieval walls. A 15 minute walk from the main train station, or the Number 1 tram, takes you near the hotel. The staff were exceptional, hotel clean and comfortable. Great breakfast as well. A lovely older styled hotel and highly recommended.

I stayed 2 nights at this hotel for business. I got to the hotel from the airport on bus 29 and arrived around noon. Was hoping to check-in early but was advised the check-in time was later, although I can check-in earlier if I registered to be an Accor member - which I ended up doing although didn't really want to. The hotel is located in a quiet/more commercial part of town within 10 minutes walking distance to the train station and a short bus ride (5+ minutes walk to the bus station) to the touristy part of town. For a 4-star hotel, I expected a bigger room, a bath tub and a pool but the room otherwise had all the usual toiletries and coffee/tea making facilities. Buffet breakfast was excellent with freshly squeezed orange juice although it was only on the 2nd morning that I realised that the cold cuts were on a table at the back of the restaurant. Although breakfast officially starts at 6am, food was still being taken out from the kitchen at 6:20am. Reception was helpful with directions but after I checked out, I got a SMS from my bank notifying me that I had a Euro 1 charge on my card by the hotel - not sure if it was because I requested a printed copy of the invoice at check out because if that was what the Euro 1 was for, then reception should have informed me beforehand? At approximately Euro 200 a night, not value for money in my opinion.

Clean room, nice location, free car park (underground and outside) Not customer oriented staff, AC did not work in the room and after telling them 2 times no body did a thing about it. So we had to stay in a super hot room for 2 days. We had only 1 chair in the room, although we were 4. I had to request this 2 times only after they brought 2 more chairs. They did not refill our complimentary coffee/ tea. The worst thing is staff does not want to listen to you. After each request they give you short answers and just get over with you. In short words you dont feel like they care about you by in this hotel.

Near the tram stop Lycée Bouneweg you'll find this small, family-run hotel. I stayed in a spotless clean single room, which was surprisingly spacious and contained (almost) all amenities for a comfortable stay. I particularly appreciated the excellent A/C (a rarity in mid-range hotels in this city), the coffee and tea making facilities, the minibar/fridge, the smart TV and the excellent sound insulation (including shutters). Just a pity that the room didn’t have a safe to store a laptop. The secure Wi-Fi connection always worked excellent and the modern and very spacious bathroom had a fine shower cubicle. The breakfast buffet offers a limited but varied range of fresh and tasty products and in summer it is possible to sit outside. The friendly staff and excellent in-house Italian restaurant at the ground floor are additional assets. Hotel Pax is located in the not very touristy area of Bonnevoie. However, Luxembourg's main train station is only two tram stops or 4 minutes away, making Hotel Pax a great base for visiting both the city and the country. As prices here are relatively modest, this hotel is an excellent alternative to the noisy station area and offers better value for money than most other hotels.

We are very happy with our stay. The room was very clean and cozy. Friendly reception and very good breakfast. Very Convenient location. There is a bus stoppage just outside the hotel, you can go to anywhere with Free transportation in Luxembourg. They have free airport shuttle, hotel is very near to airport which may take maximum 5 minutes.

Overall we had a very pleasant stay and would definitely recommend and/or stay again. In detail: - My partner and I stayed here during summer holidays. It was a mixed business & leisure trip. I worked in the lobby/restaurant for 2 days and Wifi was great throughout the entire hotel (no glitched, no loss of connection during conference calls). - All staff was very friendly and helpful. From the people at the reception, to the cleaning personal, as soon as we had a question, they helped us. - The rooms are also very modern, clean and with quiet AC(airco). I would even suggest to the hotel that it’s not needed to renew all towels every day. I’m ok with using my towel for a few days. ;) - Breakfast is ok. It’s all there (cheeses, meats, fruit, yoghurt, cornflakes, coffee, tea, milk, juices, eggs, toast & croissants.). It is fresh and tasty, but don’t expect a lavish brunch. I read some of the previous reviews and sometimes people need to manage their own expectations. ;) As it is a new hotel, some suggestions I would like to bring to hotel management: - I was missing a tiny fridge in the room. Luckily the staff stored our food in the kitchen, but I felt a bit guilty asking for it every morning. - I would invest in an AC in the breakfast room. It’s a very nice space, filled with light, but that also means that during summer it gets quite warm. Nonetheless: definitely worth a stay when visiting Luxembourg! Extra tip! Go visit the brewery next door + tasting and ask for Eric. Eric was our tour guide. He’s very knowledgeable and like to share his stories, which for us made sure we had a great time! Also the beer is good (bonus, haha). :P

We stopped for lunch on the way to Switzerland. My husband ordered vol aux vent and I ordered a chicken burger with onions and fries. The vol aux vent was only luke warm and tasteless the puff pastry stone-hard. When you order a chickenburger you would expect a piece of braised chicken ( breast) and fresh fried unions. What came was an unidentified circle of some kind of meat out of the deep fryer and some ready bought fried union crumbs out of a bag. We would have eaten better ( and cheaper) if we would have stopped at the local snackbar ( frituur). Afterwards my husband was feeling sick the rest of the day and following night! This is the second time that we tried to eat at this van der Valk hotel and the second time that the food is disgusting. I don’t understand why, in other van der Valk hotels it is ALWAYS good. You would think that this van der Valk couple running this hotel was placed here in exile as a punishment by the rest of the van der Valk family or they just don’t care! i guess the latter.