Youth Hostel

Most (but not all) of the staff are miserable, they don’t want to help and look annoyed when you approach them. Everyone I saw talking at reception was having a problem because the hostel is so poorly run. I have never been to a hostel where you pick up your bedding at reception and make the bed yourself. They even ask you to bring it back down for checkout. It’s utterly ridiculous, especially for €40/night. Breakfast has no veggie options other than cereal and bread (bread, not toast). There is no kitchen. The showers don’t have any soap. Lastly, I had prepaid in full online, and I was asked to pay a mandatory deposit for the room key. I said I wasn’t told of this when I paid, so I’ll have a refund instead, and they refused a refund. Eventually they let me not pay for the key. Overall a rubbish experience, I’d recommend avoiding. For only a little more money you can get a private room somewhere else.

I recently had the chance to go on a short but unforgettable one-night, two-day trip, and it turned out to be an amazing experience. The place I stayed at is perfectly situated among some of the country’s top tourist spots—it felt like the hostel was right in the heart of everything, making it incredibly convenient to explore. One of the best things about this location is that it’s within walking distance to the city center, so you can easily take leisurely strolls and enjoy the scenery along the way. The views from around the area are simply breathtaking, adding a little extra magic to every step you take. The staff at the hostel were also a highlight of the trip they were incredibly friendly, warm, and welcoming, which made me feel right at home from the moment I arrived. But what truly amazed me was the availability of free public transportation within the country. Can you imagine that? It made traveling between destinations so effortless and worry-free. You don’t have to stress about maps, tickets, or planning your route everything is just there for you, ready to explore. Overall, this short trip turned out to be relaxing, fun, and extremely convenient, leaving me with memories I’ll cherish for a long time. I can’t recommend it enough for anyone looking to combine comfort, adventure, and breathtaking views all in one trip.

Luxembourg is one of the most beautiful city I hv visited after Amsterdam and Prague. It has multiple UNESCO world Heritage site. Youth hostel is good, comfortable but reaching there during night can be tricky and that too if u r travelling for the first time. Breakfast has no vegan options and only two vegetarian option- bread/ milk and muslie. Overall it is good less expensive than hotels as Luxembourg is very expensive.

This is the only hostel I found in Luxembourg. I stayed in youth hostels before in Japan and this is same concept.|I like that the staff are nice and accommodating and helpful in recommendations for restaurants. ||The beds are nice, I was able to sleep well.|The location is quite in thw low lands and have to hike up to the old town and train station. The toilets are shared and somwtimes not so clean. ||They have lockers in case of late checkout.

We have driven all the way from Verona ( italy) up to Luxembourg overnight and arrived to the facility at 11 am. They did not let us have an early check in as it was normally done at 1 pm. We waited in the car for 2 hours, only to find out no cleaning was done, even the beds did not have bedsheets on them! It was a shared room by a total of 4 people. The floor was very dirty, so as the bathroom and the toilet. So instead of being a little helpful and help us check in early to the room, they made us wait for 2 hours for no reason! I was told to take the bedsheets from downstairs and put them on the bed myself. The pillows were very lumpy and thin. The bed was quite firm and uncomfortable. The shower light goes off every one minute so you have to continue showering in the dark unless you come our of the shower cubicle and wave your hand to the sensors. The water in the shower also goes off every 30 seconds and you have to keep pressing the tap. Lastly, the two people we were sharing the room with made loads of noise when they came in and both snored very loudly for the whole night to the point when we both gave up and went to the car to sleep in the cold weather. As a result, we missed the morning breakfast provided by the facility. It felt like we paid a lot of money to have an awkward shower and a parking space. When we vocalised the problems to the reception, no solutions were provided, neither a total or partial refund was offered. As a plus side, it was in a great location, really close to the city centre. The restaurant melting pot was reasonably priced with tasty food and salads.

Recently I visited in Luxembourg and I stayed with youth hostel. It was really amazing place to stay there. This place is amazing and the staff is very nice and the food is very reasonable. I would highly recommend visit there and enjoy your stay in Luxembourg with youth hostel.

Stayed for a night with friends and had a really good experience overall. We booked a room for four, and it was cozy and comfortable. Each bed had its own power outlet and reading lamp, which was super convenient. The showers and toilet inside the room were clean and well maintained. There’s also a free locker room near the common area, but make sure to bring your own padlock. All the staff were super helpful and friendly, they helped us stay in the same room even though we booked under two different names. The price was 35 euros per person included a breakfast buffet with bread, jam, cheese, cereal, fruits, etc. The hostel is a bit tucked away down a steep staircase under a bridge though. Right nearby, there’s a river under the bridge that makes for a really nice photo spot. This hostel recommended if you’re visiting Luxembourg city on budget!

I had just travelled 8 hours from Germany by train and bus and arrived at 9:30 PM in the driving rain. Upon attempting to check in with Guy at the front desk, I was met with nothing but stonewalling and disdain. Although I showed him Eric Sauer's, the manager's, E-Mail stating that I was to be housed in a four bedroom for all three nights, he bucked me every step of the way and took 30 minutes, after seemingly endless explanation and wrangling, to give me the bed I was promised. Although I had presented him with my Youth Hostel ID upon arrival, he tried to charge me the regular rate for all 3 nights. He was obstinate, bitter, unhelpful and unpleasant. His manner set the tone for my interaction throughout my 3 day stay. When I questioned the 14 Euro meal a couple of night later with the dining area manager, I was confronted with only a nasty, sickly 50% portion of whatever. When I tried to leave my luggage at the front desk per "FREE LUGGAGE STORAGE" on the website, I was offered only resistance. After the second night I was forced to move to another room without receiving compensation or a credit. When I discussed the incident regarding Guy with Eric Sauer two days later, the lady was equally unhelpful. In summation, it is a bright, new, clean hostel but beware of the staff. They are deplorable.