Domaine de la Forêt

We spent a night at Domaine La Forêt in Remich. The room (a luxury one) was very nice - only 'side' comment is that the bathroom is a bit 'old' (especially the shower). Still, very nice. The room itself was very comfortable, despite being in front of the main road - thanks to good windows, we were not disturbing by the noise (of course, with the windows closed). The beds were fine; that a bit weird that the 'couette' is not a big one (in fact the king size bed is made of two twins beds). The restaurant for the dinner was great - the place was presenting well, and we took, the 6 courses dinner with wines. Every course was tasty and well presented. The staff was also very nice, with the hotel manager coming to say hello. Disappointing that the Chef wasn't coming to visit - most of the clients were staying at this hotel for the cuisine I believe. Side comment - we were invaded by small flies ... so we change table because of that. A tasty experience ! The breakfast was probably the weak part of the stay: not that much choice, and poor quality for the coffee (water coffee). The buffet looked empty when we went there, even if it was only 30 mins after its opening. So all in all, a nice place to stay for those willing to enjoy a 'simple' and 'tasty' stay.

We thoroughly enjoyed or weekend stay at Domaine La Forêt during the IM 70.3 event in June. Prior to arrival an initial booking issue was quickly resolved and our stay was very pleasant and relaxing thanks to the cleanliness, the wellness and fitness rooms and certainly the friendly and professional manner of the staff who came in at dawn on Sunday morning to ensure that the athletes who stayed at the hotel could enjoy a proper breakfast early on race day. Although Remich over the years has failed to keep ruthless development at bay, pleasant forest trails on the hotel door step offer opportunities for a nice walk or jog. Whilst circumstances prevented us from enjoying some of the packages on offer by the hotel but we weren't disappointed with the dinner on Sunday evening. It was most enjoyable, as was the bottle of Pinot Gris (Bisenius-Krier) to which we treated ourselves. The menu is a little pricey, yes, but not extraordinarily so by Luxembourg standards and we weren't disappointed.