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3-star hotels in Clervaux

A short shortlist of 3-star hotels in and around Clervaux, the white-castle town in Luxembourg's northern Ardennes. It is for walkers, photography enthusiasts and couples who want quiet galleries, forest paths and an easy train ride from Luxembourg City.

2 hotels1 rated 4.5+380 guest reviews

Staying in Clervaux

Clervaux is a small white-castle town deep in the northern Ardennes, with the Family of Man photo exhibition in the rebuilt castle, forest hikes on the Escapardenne Lee Trail, and easy access to the Belgian border. The castle was almost destroyed in December 1944 during the Battle of the Bulge and now houses three museums under one roof. Grand-Rue below the castle carries a handful of shops, a bakery and the tourist office, most shut by 6pm outside peak summer weekends. Clervaux suits walkers, photography enthusiasts and anyone wanting a genuinely rural night after Luxembourg City's pace; it is not a base for shopping or nightlife.

The shortlisted hotels sit outside the town itself, in Wiltz and in Luxembourg, so a car helps for reaching the castle, abbey and viewpoint circuit. The area works well for couples and short breaks built around galleries and forest walking, and for families with small children on the flat riverside paths. Teenagers wanting Wi-Fi cafés and late shops will be bored by 8pm, and business travellers have little here beyond a quiet night.

The shortlist

Ranked by hotel class, then guest rating and number of reviews.

  1. Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass

    ★★★4.5380 reviews

    1 Grand Rue, Wiltz, Luxembourg

    Why stay hereA 3-star house on Grand Rue in Wiltz with a guest rating of 4.5 from 380 reviews, Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass suits travellers who want a restaurant on the premises and a base close to Clervaux for exploring the Éislek. Couples and small groups will find the ratings useful when choosing where to eat and sleep under one roof.

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  2. Dashausderfloristin

    ★★★

    30 An Heirich, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

    Why stay hereDashausderfloristin is a 3-star address at 30 An Heirich, best suited to guests who prefer a small, quiet stay in the Luxembourg countryside within reach of Clervaux. It works for couples or solo travellers touring the Ardennes by car, and its rating and facilities should be checked before booking, as none are listed here.

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How to choose

For couples

Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass has a guest rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 380 reviews, the strongest feedback of the two, and its restaurant makes an easy evening after the castle and abbey circuit. Its Wiltz address keeps you in the Ardennes rather than in the city.

Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass

For short breaks

Pick Beim Schlass for the better-reviewed stay, Dashausderfloristin if you would rather base yourself in Luxembourg.

Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass · Dashausderfloristin

For quieter stays

Dashausderfloristin, at 30 An Heirich in Luxembourg, is the less-reviewed of the two and offers no listed facilities, so it suits travellers who want a plain 3-star base and plan to spend the day out in the Ardennes rather than in the hotel.

Dashausderfloristin

Where to stay in Clervaux

Wiltz

Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass is on Grand Rue in Wiltz. Wiltz is the nearest town with a cinema to Clervaux, 20 minutes away by car, and sits in the same forested Ardennes terrain, so it works as a quieter base for walkers and drivers exploring the northern tip of Luxembourg and the Belgian border.

Our picks here: Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass

Luxembourg

Dashausderfloristin is at 30 An Heirich in Luxembourg. Basing yourself here means the capital's pace rather than a rural night, with direct trains from Luxembourg Gare Centrale to Clervaux running every 30 minutes and taking 60 minutes, so the castle, abbey and galleries stay within reach for a day out.

Our picks here: Dashausderfloristin

Plan your stay

When to go

July and August bring coach parties for the Family of Man. Visit April, May, September or October for quieter galleries and cooler forest walking. Winter is atmospheric but grey, and several restaurants close for weeks. On Sundays outside peak season, a couple of hotel restaurants and the castle café stay open while almost everything else is shut, so plan a picnic or eat at your hotel.

Things to do near Clervaux

Questions, answered

Which of these hotels is closest to Clervaux?

Both are outside Clervaux: Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass is on Grand Rue in Wiltz, 20 minutes away by car, and Dashausderfloristin is at 30 An Heirich in Luxembourg, reachable by the direct train that takes 60 minutes from Luxembourg Gare Centrale.

Which hotel has the best guest rating?

Hotel Restaurant Beim Schlass has a guest rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 380 reviews. Dashausderfloristin has no guest rating in the data, so Beim Schlass is the top-rated pick of the two.

Do these hotels have parking?

No parking is listed for either hotel. If you are driving to Clervaux, note that a car helps for exploring the wider Ardennes and the Belgian border hop, while the town, castle, abbey and station are all within a 15-minute walk of each other.

Are these hotels good for families?

Families with small children do fine on the flat riverside paths around Clervaux, and the castle museums suit older children with an interest in history. Teenagers wanting Wi-Fi cafés and late shops will be bored by 8pm, as almost everything shuts early outside peak summer weekends.

Can I stay here without a car?

Yes. Trains from Luxembourg Gare Centrale to Clervaux run every 30 minutes, take 60 minutes and are free, and the town, castle, abbey and station are all within a 15-minute walk of each other. Regional buses also connect Clervaux to Ardennes villages, though services thin out on Sundays.

What is there to do in Clervaux?

The Family of Man photo exhibition and three museums in the rebuilt castle, the Benedictine abbey with its ridge viewpoint, and the castle, abbey and viewpoint circuit of about 90 minutes with the climb. Forest hikes on the Escapardenne Lee Trail start from the town.

What is open on a Sunday in Clervaux?

Very little. A couple of hotel restaurants and the castle café stay open, and almost everything else is shut, so plan a picnic or eat at your hotel if visiting on a Sunday.

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