Hotels with WiFi in Luxembourg City

"This a pretty new hotel, minimalist style. It is situated between 2 tram station so it is conveniently located. Near the new shopping mall (with big supermarket, food hall and stores) Clo Che D'or and stadium. Room is clean and not too big, but sufficient for 2 people. If you want to go the central, just take the tram and head towards Hamillius. Easy. To go to the central station Centrale Gare, also just take the tram. There is only 1 line for tram so it is very easy. Not too far from P+R Buillon (if you take Flix Bus), there is a direct bus to and fro the hotel. We booked a taxi van for €17.7 to go to P+R Buillon at 5a.m. Oh.. forgot to mention, you can have free coffee, tea, water and chocolate at the common lounge. Love this!"

"Great accommodation in an excellent location. Although the room is compact, it is modern, clean, and comfortable. The reception service is good, and I would definitely recommend this place."

"The hotel has a beautiful view over Luxembourg and the cocktail bar takes full advantage of them. Rooms are comfortable with water and soft drinks provided in the mini bar. The staff were lovely and friendly too. There is no free parking but there is a car park under the hotel which worked out at around 35 euros a day. We didn't have breakfast in the hotel - it was very expensive at 37 euros per person, but there are several lovely cafes and restaurants in town serving brunch/breakfast for half the price - we very much enjoyed Kostas cafe. All in all, a good place to stay in Luxembourg if you want comfort, views and warm, friendly staff."

"The place was far from the city centre. It’s in the middle of a lush forest, and there’s direct bus 4 and 32 going to the city centre every 30 minutes or so. All public transports are free in Luxembourg. There’s a self-serviced supermarket and a few salons owned by the hotel in the same building. It’s equipped with a swimming pool and gym, but there was no time to try them out. Breakfast was worth it, so it’s best if you book the hotel with breakfast on trip.com rather than adding it when you’re in the hotel, since it costs €16 for breakfast pre-booking 1 night before and €23 for the same-day booking. There are free cookies given to patrons during check-in and upon request too from 10 a.m. and they are delish! So far, Luxembourg is not exactly a well-known tourist destination, but it’s an interesting place with an international palate."

"The hotel is along a quaint street that's almost like uninhabited on a Sunday. I like that there's a bus stop right at the doors that helps with getting around easily. But there's essentially nothing much in the surroundings. The hotel reception is at the bar, one may mistaken it for the bar counter instead. The lobby has a bar vibe, I guess much in line with the brewery history of this building. Room is a little small for 2 persons, leaves little space for moving around if 2 luggages are opened concurrently. I like the open wardrobe concept but I don't get why the electrical sockets need to be hidden behind the side table. The room is also generally very dim and dark, even with all lights switched on. They also provide a bottle of drinking water, just 1 per day and additional bottles are chargeable. Which I felt was a little rigid considering how expensive a room night costs here. The toilet is separate from the shower area which does not have a door. The standing shower has no shower curtain and is half covered, where the water just spills all over outside of the shower area. The bed is firm and comfortable but pillows are too soft for my liking, hardly any support. Room is always clean, kudos to the housekeeping team. Overall, an acceptable stay, but pricey."

"The hotel is located near the Museum of Modern Art. It's very convenient to get to the airport by bus, and you can also get to the city center by bus or tram. The hotel is very stylish; I've never seen such a thoughtful and detailed interior before, with every single decorative element meticulously crafted. The breakfast is simply incredible; they have everything, including a juicer. The restaurant itself is very beautiful, and there's also a bakery on site."

"The hotel is two villas, one is a hotel and one is a hotel. The hotel is very new, luxuriously decorated, the rooms are large, the location is very good, and the city center is out. The hotel service is very good, the waiters are very warm and patient. The only complaint is that there is nothing to eat for free breakfast. The breakfast on the menu needs to be paid separately. I don’t know at first. I know that I have to pay after eating. The last breakfast is paid 60 euros. The hotel has welcome fruit and snacks, and drinks and beer in the fridge are free"

"The single room I booked was clean, but quite small and simple - I would even call it spartan. The staff was not very friendly; I would have expected a bit more. Still, I was not turned away :). The location is convenient, close to both the historical center and the European Quarter. I would stay there again, but without any high expectations."

"Conveniently located near the bus station, the hotel is really clean, the rooms are very well decorated, the front desk and room service can communicate in German (the check-in manual is available in French, English and German). The continental meals are delicious (there is an ice cream shop and Subway nearby if you are not used to it)"

"The ibis Hotel is located together with its ibis Hotel. Both share the same reception location. The hotel is conveniently just across from the airport. A bus stop is right outside of the hotel building. Busses as frequent as every 10 min during rush hour could take you to the old town / central train station within 12 min. The hotel is overall clean and with young vibe. 2 hotel restaurants serve from breakfast to dinner. We ate there for one dinner and the foods were great."