Auberge de Jeunesse Remerschen

Luxembourg


Set in a renovated convent and a striking contemporary building overlooking a nature reserve, this excellent hostel is 3km north of Schengen on the main 'Wine Route' road in Remerschen. Its 150 beds are spread across one- to five-bed rooms. HI members receive a discount. Rates include breakfast; there's a good, inexpensive on-site restaurant, with packed lunches also available.


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