Luxembourg Marriott Hotel Alfa
Art Deco heritage hotel, freshly renovated with a contemporary luxury feel. Warm and residential rather than corporate-cool. Think wooden floors, rich textures, original artwork, and a brasserie that locals actually use.
Luxembourg's public transport is completely free — the tram stop is right outside the hotel and connects directly to the airport in 23 minutes
Why It Matters
The first Marriott in Luxembourg and the only hotel in the country designated a National Monument (since 1991). Built in 1932, it hosted Generals Patton, Bradley, and Eisenhower for a Christmas dinner during the Battle of the Ardennes in 1944. Its Brasserie Alfa is a genuine community anchor, not just a hotel restaurant.
The Hotel Alfa opened in 1932 and quickly became a Luxembourg institution — so much so that it was declared a National Monument in 1991. After closing in 2017 for a multi-year renovation, it reopened in May 2025 as the first Marriott-branded hotel in the country. The Art Deco bones are all still there: the geometric zigzag façade, triangular balconies, the twin towers. Inside, Swiss designer Iria Degen has layered in petrol blues and olive tones inspired by the four restored Julien Lefèvre paintings that hang on the ground floor — Lefèvre being the son of Alfred Lefèvre, who built the place. It's a proper city-center hotel with real history, not just a renovated box.
Where You'll Stay
9 room types available
Alfa Suite
Designed with business travelers in mind but comfortable for anyone. Separate living area ideal for a private meeting or just putting real distance between your bed and your laptop. Art Deco furnishings, natural light throughout, and the hotel's signature design palette. Suites come in olive and pink tones — a departure from the petrol blue of standard rooms.
1 King BedClassic Queen Room
The entry-level room. Compact by suite standards but well thought-through — parquet floors, soundproofed windows, an Art Deco lamp designed by Jacques Schneider, and a decent desk for a laptop. Bathroom has a walk-in shower with a nod to the building's zigzag motifs in the tiling.
1 Queen Bed
Deluxe Room
One of the hotel's most popular categories. Spacious enough to feel genuinely comfortable, with well-layered lighting, leather-paneled headboard surrounds, wooden floors, and a rug. The granite washstand in the bathroom is a nice touch. Faces the city or the station depending on floor and position.
1 King BedFamily Junior Suite
Slightly more compact than the full Family Suite but still a genuine suite with a separate living area and M Club access included. Good value for families who want the lounge benefit without the full suite footprint.
King Bed + Sofa BedFamily Room
Set up for families with two double beds and enough space to spread out. Soundproofed, with all standard in-room amenities. Kids 12 and under are charged at a lower rate.
2 Double BedsFamily Suite
The hotel's go-to for families who want more room and the M Club Lounge benefit included. A sofa bed in the living area handles the kids, while adults get a proper king bed and bathroom. M Club access is bundled in — drinks, snacks, and evening bites without the restaurant tab.
King Bed + Sofa Bed
Grand Deluxe Room
The larger of the standard room tiers, often with views directly over the train station. Same Art Deco design as the Deluxe but with more floor space and, on upper floors, a more intimate feel within the historic building's pitched roofline.
1 King BedJunior Room
A step up from the Classic, with a king bed, parquet floors, and the same Art Deco design language throughout. Comfortable for solo or couples travel with a proper work desk and modern bathroom.
1 King BedJunior Suite
Noticeably more space than the standard rooms, with a separate sitting area that works well as a reading corner or second workspace. Some junior suites sit on the seventh floor under the sloped roofline — architecturally interesting. Others on lower floors have large bay windows. Same Art Deco design DNA as the guest rooms but with room to actually breathe.
1 Double BedThe Property
Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Two private dining rooms at Brasserie Alfa, each seating 8–12 guests. Available for corporate dinners, celebrations, or intimate group meals. Chef Bera's menu applies — same seasonal, local-sourced French and Luxembourgish cooking as the main room.
The hotel's Greatroom lobby doubles as a social space where guests can deepen their knowledge of cocktails. Informal, bar-adjacent, and a decent way to spend a pre-dinner hour.
Five purpose-built meeting rooms, all with natural daylight and views over the train station. Named after historical figures connected to the hotel — including the 'Eisenhower' boardroom, referencing the general's 1944 Christmas dinner here. Online instant booking tool available for groups up to 20 people for events within the next 10 days.
The UNESCO-listed Old Town, Bock Casemates, Grand Ducal Palace, and Corniche are all reachable on foot (about 15 minutes uphill) or via the free tram from the stop directly outside the hotel. The concierge can map out a route and flag which days key sites have free entry.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
On-site business center with standard equipment.
Free Wi-Fi for all guests. Complimentary in-room Wi-Fi for Marriott Bonvoy members who book direct.
Private first-floor lounge for Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members (complimentary, plus one guest). Drinks, snacks, and evening bites. Small space — can feel cramped when occupied by groups.
Pets welcome in guest rooms. Non-refundable fee: €95 per stay + €15 per night. Maximum weight 25kg; maximum one pet per room. Pets not permitted in Brasserie Alfa or the M Club Lounge.
Same-day and valet dry cleaning available on request.
In-room dining from the Brasserie Alfa menu. Order via the Marriott Bonvoy app or by phone. Available during food service hours.
Daily housekeeping included for all room categories.
Full concierge desk available. Staff speak English, French, Portuguese, German, and Spanish. Known for strong local knowledge — several guest reviews single out concierge staff by name.
Mobile key access via the Marriott Bonvoy app. Digital guest services directory at taptastego.com/LUXMC for room service orders, facility info, and local area guides.
No electric vehicle charging stations on property.
No hotel parking. Public parking available nearby: Park & Rail CFL (0.3 km), Parking Fort Neipperg, Parking Fort Wedell. Guests arriving by car must double-park on the street to unload — call ahead for instructions.
Fully equipped gym with cardio machines and free weights. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Complimentary for all guests.
No swimming pool on property.
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