Hotels in Luxembourg

Luxembourg Hotel Tips - Hot to Save On Accommodation

Luxembourg is a lesser-known travel destination that boasts an abundance of luxury hotels and restaurants - the ideal setting for an idyllic romantic retreat!

Vacations can be costly if you aren't careful, but there are steps you can take to save on accommodation costs in Luxembourg.

1. Stay in the City

Staying in Luxembourg City can help save money on accommodation by eliminating taxi and public transit fees; additionally, taking advantage of all its free activities like visiting museums and parks will let you save even further.

Attractively situated near Place Guillaume II is ideal, as this area provides direct links with other parts of the city via bus lines.

Keep in mind to tip hotel staff, such as bellhops and housekeeping staff, especially during your stay in Europe. Tipping may not be as common here, but any small gesture such as 10% is certainly appreciated by hotel employees.

2. Look for Special Offers

Luxembourg City, located in Western Europe, boasts five-star hotels, award-winning restaurants, and numerous family activities that draw in tourists year round. Though small in size, Luxembourg is home to some of the richest countries worldwide despite being home to only 47,000 inhabitants - thus making travel costs somewhat costly when visiting.

One of the best ways to save money when traveling in Luxembourg is taking advantage of special offers and discounts, particularly during off-season when there may be incredible hotel discounts. Also consider package deals which combine airfare, hotel and car rental to maximize your vacation without breaking your budget. Please remember tipping is expected in hotels for outstanding service provided if applicable.

3. Book Early

Booking your luxury hotel stay early is always best, as early booking can often reveal fantastic offers that allow you to save money and secure a room before they're all gone.

Luxe-seekers can enjoy luxurious accommodations such as Hotel Le Clervaux, boasting rooms with sensuous beds and an on-site spa featuring sauna and indoor pool. Also worth experiencing are Restaurant La Cristallerie for Art Nouveau ambience or Pless Rotisserie for its grilled meats. Although tipping may not be expected as often as in other countries such as the US, it should still be appreciated; usually leaving around 10% as a tip should suffice when leaving a service staff hotel and cab drivers.

4. Stay Flexible

Luxembourg may be one of Europe's smallest nations, but that doesn't make it any less vibrant! Luxembourg provides travelers with an authentic experience of this charming nation and its people.

Staying outside the city center can save money on accommodations while giving you a unique and personal experience. TravelRebels Kim and Silke chose GRAACE hotel on the outskirts of Paris which uses sustainable materials to create an industrial ambience.

Tipping in Luxembourg may not be as commonplace as it is in the US, but it is still wise to leave some sort of tip for service staff, baristas and taxi drivers. A 10% tip is expected in restaurants while 1 or 2 Euros should suffice when leaving tips for porters and other such personnel.

5. Look for Discounts

Luxembourg City is a wonderful travel destination that many overlook as they perceive it to be too expensive. However, there are ways you can cut costs on accommodation while still experiencing all that this historic city has to offer.

Looking for package deals combining airfare, hotel and car rental is an effective way to save money while making planning easier. When booking hotels during the week (weekends tend to be the most costly), and July when prices are at their lowest (when weather conditions are perfect for sightseeing). Be sure to tip your staff in line with customary US practices but less likely in Europe.