Four houses,one keyholder.
We keep four small apart-hotels across Luxembourg City, forty-three apartments in total, looked after from the inside, as if each one were our own pied-à-terre.
Some are studios for the working week. Some are penthouses for the slow month. Each has been chosen for what it is good for, so you can pick the address that matches the trip, and trust the rest to us.
Hotels that behave like apartments.
This is what erases the line between a hotel and a private apartment. We keep the addresses small on purpose — each residence has between four and twenty-three units, all serviced from the inside: beds remade Monday to Friday, linen changed weekly, towels twice a week.
Water, heating, gas, electricity and the bin are included from the first night. The fridge is empty when you arrive and the kettle works. The rest is up to you.
The art of the long stay
Stay a week. Stay a month.
Everything is set up for the long run. The kitchen is full size, the laundry is looked after, and after the first month all you need is fifteen days of notice if your plans change.
Twenty-two of our forty-three apartments are studios at Résidence Gare, sized for one person who needs a desk, a kettle and an avenue between the station and the bridge. You come for a night, you stay a season, and you leave with the rare feeling of having been at home — only better.
43
Apartments
22
Studios for solo travellers
4
Penthouses
365
Nights maximum, renewable
The Relais Louvigny.
Four apartments behind a discreet façade in the historic centre, steps from Place Guillaume II. Bathtubs in every unit, separate cloakrooms, bathrobes and slippers waiting on arrival.
Less a hotel than a private pied-à-terre kept for those who prefer to come back to the same parquet floor each time.
A walking city with a tram that runs for free.
The Old Town is a UNESCO site you can cross in twenty minutes. The Grund is the medieval valley below it. The Kirchberg is the quiet European quarter on the other side of the bridge.
Two of our addresses sit inside the Ville-Haute, the third is two minutes from the train station, the fourth is between them on Rue Glesener.
