Apart-hotels in Luxembourg City for stays of a week or more

The main options

Adagio Luxembourg City is the largest apart-hotel, 108 units in Gare, with proper kitchenettes, weekly cleaning, and rates that drop meaningfully after 7 nights. Staybridge Suites in Cloche d’Or is newer, further from the centre but with bigger apartments and free parking — good if you have a car and work in the south. Résidence Kons above the station is central and cheaper but the building is dated. Home Suite Home in Belair is a small independent with well-kept one-bedrooms and personal service.

For higher-end long stays, Domus Aparthotel in Ville Haute occupies a converted townhouse with about 12 apartments — the best of the lot for atmosphere but often booked out. Yays Grand Ducal in Clausen combines apart-hotel format with the nightlife district location.

What to know about Luxembourg long-stays

Rates drop steeply after 6-7 nights, then again after 28 nights when many operators shift to a monthly contract rate. If you are staying 3-4 weeks, ask directly rather than book online — you can usually save 20-30%. Utilities and wifi are always included; parking is usually extra (€15-€25/night) except at Staybridge and Adagio Kirchberg.

For genuinely long stays (2+ months), an apart-hotel becomes expensive versus a short-term rental — but you avoid a lease, a deposit, and the guarantor requirements that make Luxembourg's rental market brutal for newcomers. Consultants, EU officials on temporary postings and relocating executives use apart-hotels for exactly this reason. Adagio and Staybridge are the ones with dedicated long-stay teams.