Luxemburger Hof

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We were at the club on Saturday for the over 30s, it was really good 👍Nice ambience and great music for dancing

Is it still there? We went there from the Palatinate on the weekend in 1970 because the women from Saarland were totally in the majority. Lots of fallow meadows ;-))

We were in the Luxemburger Hof club for the first time. We chose an over-30 event with the far-reaching idea of ​​wanting to spend a nice evening with themed music and the plan to dance there.We were there around 9:30 p.m. (it started at 9:00 p.m.). The event was already well attended at that time. The location actually made you feel like you were transported back in time. The music played was more reminiscent of the daily input from the radio. However, the audience was mixed 30-50 which was a good mix. Due to the large number of visitors, there was only room to dance later in the evening.The separate smoking area is particularly appealing for smokers. Okay for us as non-smokers, not annoying.The prices (about 86 euros for two people) for the drinks are also okay due to the location and a whole evening/night.It was an okay evening. However, we wouldn't make the long journey again because our personal ideas were simply too different from the implementation. (Compared to other events we have already attended).

Considering that there is still smoking in the yard, I would like to give 0 stars. We were there yesterday and left the place in a hurry because we were with a pregnant friend and felt like we were suffocating. After 15 years of smoking ban, this is no longer possible. This is just something from yesterday...

Were there on December 25th, 2023 for the Techno Classics and were totally disappointed. Few hits were played up to 4 times in the evening. Little variety and too many U20s just standing around stupidly blocking the dance floor. Drinking on the dance floor really has to be to that extent. After all, I come here to dance and not just stand around in a group, right? I just find it disgraceful. That's exactly why you can't go to clubs anymore. Young people simply can't be considerate anymore and simply behave outrageously, messing up the dance floor with falling drinks, shouting and shouting without actually dancing. They also don't seem to know any soap or deodorant, which made everything even more disgusting. I'd rather go to the Techno Classics over 30 or something similar without the smelly (sorry guys, it's your own fault) young crowd!The club operators may be fine with this because the young people drink without limits. They don't even know how to dance to Techno Classics. So just stand there stupidly.Our generation (over 50s) who want to spend a nice techno evening are absolutely excluded and driven out of the clubs. Just a shame. If we would like to come more often, we can save ourselves the trouble.The fact that the door to the smoking area is always open to the dance area is just such an absurdity. The clothes smell like they used to before the non-smoking law. Would this circumstance not result in a fine if an inspection were carried out? Simply inconsiderate for non-smokers.The prices for entry and drinks, as well as the service, are completely ok. There are also enough parking spaces available.

We have been guests at the Luxemburger Hof's "Club" twice in the past few months, and our enthusiasm about the evening we spent here was rather limited both times. Overall, the “club” offers a larger dance floor, around which there are two bars and a few places to stay. As a rule, the evenings have a specific event theme, although on both visits we only found the DJ's music to be partially good and appropriate to the theme of the event - unfortunately many of the songs played are simply far too old. In our opinion, a big drawback of the location is definitely the prices charged for entry (10 euros plus) and drinks, which are sometimes (significantly) higher than in clubs in Saarbrücken. In our opinion, these are disproportionate to the ambience and performance of the location. The punch card can only be paid in cash when leaving the “club”. Since the employees sometimes lack a panoramic view, you sometimes have to wait in line for a drink. The average age of the guests is certainly well over 40, and for this generation an evening here can certainly be quite nice. However, we find the location rather uninteresting for middle-aged or younger guests.

Clean and newly renovated rooms with bathrooms at a very fair price/performance. Room with TV. Well organized reception, even if you arrive late. …

Once and never again there were shards of glass everywhere on the dance floor. Normally I would have to be billed for €390 for my new shoes that you broke for me and the next thing I think it's a rip-off is ten euros for entry and a minimum consumption of ten euros card

The alternative rock events with DJ Hansi are a time machine to the nineties. Great fun.