Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen
About this stay
Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen is a 3-star hotel in Grund, Luxembourg, rated 4.1 out of 5 across 675 guest reviews.
Looking for a straightforward base in Luxembourg? Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen in Luxembourg covers the essentials and sits near Bourscheid Castle.
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Location
218 Route D’arlon, Strassen, Luxembourg.
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Where is Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen located?
Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen is in Luxembourg (218 Route D’arlon, Strassen, Luxembourg), close to Bourscheid Castle.
How much does Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen cost per night?
Recent rates started around €115 per night, but prices are set live — check the booking page for your exact dates.
How many stars is Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen?
Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen is a 3-star hotel in Luxembourg.
Is Mandarina Hotel Luxembourg Strassen a good hotel?
Guests rate it 4.1 across 675 reviews. It’s a midscale choice for Luxembourg.
What should I book early in Luxembourg?
Book early for the Christmas markets between late November and 24 December — Ville Haute hotels can double in price and sell out a month ahead. The Schueberfouer funfair in the last two weeks of August also tightens Gare and Bonnevoie availability. Vianden, Echternach and Clervaux have small hotel stock and fill up on summer weekends and around Easter. For a normal weekday in the capital, two to three weeks ahead is enough.
What is a typical nightly rate in Luxembourg City?
A typical mid-range 3- or 4-star double runs €130-200 in the capital for most of the year. Budget rooms in Gare, Hollerich or Bonnevoie start around €70-90, and 5-stars in Ville Haute reach €280-500. Kirchberg business hotels are the volatile ones — €200+ Monday to Thursday, sometimes €100 or less on Saturday. Rates outside the capital, in Esch-sur-Alzette, Ettelbruck or Diekirch, are 20-30% lower for the same standard.
Is Luxembourg City walkable?
Yes, the historic centre is very walkable — Ville Haute, Grund, Clausen and Pfaffenthal are all within a 2 km radius, and lifts and funiculars handle the 70-metre drop between the plateau and the valley. Kirchberg is 3 km from Ville Haute across the Pont Rouge; walkable in 30 minutes or three tram stops. The wider districts of Belair, Limpertsberg and Bonnevoie need a tram or bus, but both are free. Wear proper shoes: the sandstone cobbles in Grund are steep and slippery in rain.
Should I stay in Luxembourg City or in Vianden or Echternach?
Base in Luxembourg City if you have three nights or fewer — the train and bus network reaches Vianden (via Ettelbruck), Echternach and Clervaux in 60-90 minutes, and free public transport makes day trips painless. Stay a night in Vianden or Echternach itself if you want the castle lit up after the day-trippers leave, or early access to the Mullerthal trails. From mid-November to mid-March many small hotels in the north close, so winter visitors are better off in the capital with day trips. In summer the reverse holds: the north is where the good walking is.
Where is the best area to stay in Luxembourg City for first-time visitors?
Ville Haute is the best area for a first visit because you’re inside the UNESCO old town and a five-minute walk from the Bock casemates, Place d’Armes and the Chemin de la Corniche. Expect to pay €160-220 for a 4-star double in the high season. If that’s too much, Gare is 10 minutes away by tram (free) and 30-40% cheaper, and Pfaffenthal gives you the valley setting with the panoramic lift straight up to the old town. Avoid Kirchberg unless you’re there for business at the EU institutions.
