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Traditional Luxury Hotel Closes Doors After Almost 100 Years for Lack of Successors

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One of the most traditional four-star hotels in the Müllerthal region of Befort, Luxembourg, closed down activities after almost a century of operation. The Meyer Hotel received its last guests, marking the end of a story begun in 1928.The decision was motivated by the age of the owners and the lack of successors interested in continuing the family business. Paul Gierten, grandson of the founder of the establishment, managed the hotel alongside …
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One of the most traditional four-star hotels in the Müllerthal region of Befort, Luxembourg, closed down activities after almost a century of operation. The Meyer Hotel received its last guests, marking the end of a story begun in 1928.The decision was motivated by the age of the owners and the lack of successors interested in continuing the family business. Paul Gierten, grandson of the founder of the establishment, managed the hotel alongside …

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A TARDE broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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