Villa Pétrusse
Heritage manor house with contemporary French design — intimate, art-filled, and deliberately understated. Think private residence, not grand hotel. The Relais & Châteaux DNA is strong: food-first, architecture-forward, small scale.
The Salon Bourbon bar has statement black, red, and gold decor — worth a drink even if you're not staying
Why It Matters
Le Lys restaurant earned a Michelin star (Michelin Guide Belgium & Luxembourg 2026) less than a year after opening, making it Luxembourg's newest gastronomic landmark. The property itself is a classified national monument — one of the few in Europe where guests sleep inside a protected 19th-century residence surrounded by century-old private parkland. Nearly €2 million was invested per room.
One of the last 19th-century bourgeois manor houses in Luxembourg City, Villa Pétrusse sat abandoned for nearly 30 years before a meticulous €40 million, five-year restoration gave it new life as a 22-room Relais & Châteaux hotel. Designed by architect Pierre Kemp in 1880, with gardens by Édouard André and interiors reimagined by Tristan Auer, every detail feels considered — from the worn stone staircases to the Sosthène Weis watercolor headboards in every room. The hotel is a national monument, and it feels like one.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
Deluxe Room
Rooms in both the Villa and the Pavillon (former stables), offering either Pétrusse Valley views or views toward Edouard André Park. Same DNA as the Signature rooms — custom Tristan Auer design, Sosthène Weis headboard art, oak parquet, marble bathrooms — but with elevated finishes and more generous space.
Penthouse
Designed by Tristan Auer as a private apartment beneath the eaves of the Pavillon. Think attic-meets-haute-couture — intimate, modern, and opulent. The only room of its kind in Luxembourg at this level. Spectacular views over the gardens, Pétrusse Valley, and Adolphe Bridge. Dedicated butler service. Specifically cited as ideal for extended stays.
Signature Garden Room
Ground-floor rooms (garden level) with generous proportions and high ceilings. Direct connection to the hotel's historic park and natural surroundings of the Pétrusse Valley. Ideal for guests who want to step directly into the garden.
Signature Room
Located in the historic Villa building, these rooms look out over the park and its old-growth trees. Solid oak parquet floors, custom-designed furniture, Sosthène Weis watercolor artwork on the headboard, minibar, A/C, soundproofed windows. Noble materials throughout — bronze, marquetry, leather, marble, and black Bakelite light switches.
Suite
Two suites in the Villa — Suite Pétrusse and the Suite Mélusina/Gëlle Fra are named for Luxembourgish cultural references. Located on the first floor of the Villa with views of the Edouard André Park or the Pétrusse Valley and Adolphe Bridge. Dedicated butler service included. Richer decor and more luxurious finishes than the standard rooms.
The Property
Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The concierge team offers personalized recommendations for outings around Luxembourg City and the Grand Duchy — from wine country to hiking trails to cultural landmarks.
Complimentary bicycles available for guests to explore Luxembourg City's compact historic center and surrounding parks.
The hotel's private century-old park, designed by Édouard André (who also designed Paris's Buttes-Chaumont), is one of the few enclosed private green spaces in central Luxembourg City. Fountain, old-growth trees, and views of the Pétrusse Valley. Access is exclusively for guests.
Two state-of-the-art meeting rooms available for seminars, executive committees, and conferences. The Cour d'Honneur and gardens can host up to 80 guests for receptions, garden parties, and weddings.
A rare option in any hotel: tea pairings with the restaurant's menus, curated by tea sommelier Kiona Malinka. Teas are sourced directly from their estates around the world.
The hotel's wine cellar is built into the historic fortress casemates — vaulted underground passages beneath the property. Over 400 bottles, including rare vintages and vertical selections, presided over by the head sommelier. Tastings and masterclasses are available, and ephemeral art exhibitions are sometimes hosted among the stone walls.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Two state-of-the-art meeting rooms for up to ~80 guests in the conservatory. Suitable for seminars, executive committees, and private events.
400+ bottle cellar built into the historic fortress casemates, with rare vintages and vertical selections. Used for wine tastings and sommelier masterclasses.
Private century-old park with fountain, old-growth trees and views of the Pétrusse Valley and Adolphe Bridge. Outdoor esplanade and sun terrace also available.
Pets accepted on request. Fee: approximately €50 per pet, per day.
Dedicated butler included for guests in the Villa suites and Penthouse.
Shuttle service to/from Luxembourg Airport available.
On-site private parking available at €41 per day. Reservation required in advance — contact the hotel directly.
On-site fitness room, complimentary for guests.
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