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Hôtel Le Place d’ArmesLoading...
Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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historic center pedestrian zonefine-dining experienceArt Nouveau & contemporary design
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Our 31 rooms and suites
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Classic Room
From
$323
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
25 sqm / 269 sqft
1 Queen bed
Deluxe Room
From
$416
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
32 sqm / 344 sqft
1 Queen bed
Executive Room
From
$479
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
3 travelers
From 35 to 42 sqm / From 377 to 452 sqft
1 Queen bed + 1 Sofa bed
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Junior Suite
From
$584
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
3 travelers
45 sqm / 484 sqft
Lounge area
1 Queen bed
Prestige Suite
From
$631
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
4 travelers
59 sqm / 635 sqft
1 Sofa bed + 1 Queen bed
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Cristal Suite
From
$946
Inclusive of all taxes
| for 1 night
2 travelers
65 sqm / 700 sqft
Lounge area
2 King beds
Classic Corporate Room
2 travelers
22 sqm / 237 sqft
1 Queen bed
Family Room
4 travelers
1 Queen bed + 2 Twin beds
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FRANCE, BELGIUM, LUXEMBOURG | 3 stops | 3 nights
The nuances and riches of Northern Europe
Why do in three hours what you could do in three days? While a single morning arguably allows enough time to reach Montenach, in France, from Sint-Truiden, in Belgium, via Luxembourg, it takes a little longer to truly appreciate the nuances that distinguish the three countries.
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This property welcomes groups or events. 4 Meeting room(s) - Maximum capacity: 120
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Activities, excursions and other attractions during your stay at the Hôtel Le Place d’Armes
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A city of contrasts!
Part of a UNESCO World Heritage area, Luxembourg's Old Town district is where remnants of ancient fortresses meet gems of contemporary architecture. Brand new high-tech buildings coexist with historic structures that stand as reminders of a storied past.
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La Corniche, the most beautiful balcony in Europe
La Corniche faces the Neumünster Abbey, which takes center stage, magnificent, in front of the cliffs where the bunkers, a vast subterranean military network classed as part of UNESCO's world heritage sites, were dug. As well as the military galleries, the Bock slope provides two superb panoramas. From the Grund, you can enjoy a last view over the abbey, and from Pfaffental you can make out the superb ancient quarter, dominated by the buildings situated at the entrance to Kirchberg. Continuing on its route, you can leave the area of Grund behind to reach the Pfaffenthal and its elevator, which will provide you with a unique, panoramic view over the lush valley of Alzette.
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Kirchberg
Renowned for its banking center, Luxembourg's business districts are prime examples of a diverse and bustling commercial hub that has much more to offer than financial concerns. Kirchberg also has a cultural area that includes the Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art, the LuxExpo Conference Center, and the Grande-Duchesse Joséphine-Charlotte Concert Hall known as Philharmonie Luxembourg.