Best places to stay in Nurburg
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Brendan runs a great B&B about 20 mins away; he was the 1000 laps per year biker who Clarkson interviewed. I think you'll find most of the places in Nurburg are more than 50 GBP a night. See www.slidersguesthouse.com for more details. It's where I stay, anyway.
If you want to do it in 4 star luxury, stay at the Hotel Dorint overlooking the South Circuit. Stayed there before and it's nice but pricey, over 100 GBP a night from memory.
Cheers
Domster
If you want to do it in 4 star luxury, stay at the Hotel Dorint overlooking the South Circuit. Stayed there before and it's nice but pricey, over 100 GBP a night from memory.
Cheers
Domster
Steve Z
Have stayed at the Jung Stroof Pension on a number of occasions. It's clean, right in the village(2 mins to the track entrance) and very reasonably priced - got a garage as well for the bikers. Owner speaks a little english.
Link here|:
www.tourist-info-nuerburg.de/deutsch/pensionen.php
Steve
>> Edited by paulburrell on Friday 10th February 14:31
Have stayed at the Jung Stroof Pension on a number of occasions. It's clean, right in the village(2 mins to the track entrance) and very reasonably priced - got a garage as well for the bikers. Owner speaks a little english.
Link here|:
www.tourist-info-nuerburg.de/deutsch/pensionen.php
Steve
>> Edited by paulburrell on Friday 10th February 14:31
I stayed at the Hotel Tiergarten last November www.am-tiergarten.de It is run by Sabine Schmitz' family and she is usually in the restaurant with lots of other drivers/instructors. Even if you don't stay there, the restaurant is well worth a visit - good food and the walls are plastered with Nurburgring memorabilia.
percy said:
I stayed at the Hotel Tiergarten last November www.am-tiergarten.de It is run by Sabine Schmitz' family and she is usually in the restaurant with lots of other drivers/instructors. Even if you don't stay there, the restaurant is well worth a visit - good food and the walls are plastered with Nurburgring memorabilia.
Oh yes the steaks are FAB! I was bet I couldnt eat 3 steaks on the hot stone with chips and pudding! haha I won
The Ringhaus Altes Forsthaus is the nearest place and with an interesting history too. Used to be the unofficial garage for the Daimler Benz racing team.
www.ringhaus.com/
It's literally 200m from the paddock entrance. Nobody else think the Tiergarten/steaks on the hot stone has become a bit cliched?
>> Edited by bad_roo on Tuesday 14th February 10:26
www.ringhaus.com/
It's literally 200m from the paddock entrance. Nobody else think the Tiergarten/steaks on the hot stone has become a bit cliched?
>> Edited by bad_roo on Tuesday 14th February 10:26
Joe911 said:
bad_roo said:
Nobody else think the Tiergarten/steaks on the hot stone has become a bit cliched?
They are good - and the pork steaks too. It's not the cliche that is the annoying part - it's the atmosphere in there when 40 people are having them!
The steak on the stone at Pistenklaus is overrated IMO; why pay to cook the food yourself
I much prefer their pepper and cream sauce steak... it is very, very good (if not a little expensive).
I tend to eat there simply because I normally bump into one or two mates there, completely at random, on most virtually any tourist day evening of the year.
Go to www.adenau.de
Then click Tourismusverein Hocheifel
Then click Tourismusverein Hotels Gasthöfe
Big list of Hotels.
There's also a big list of B&B's if you click Tourismusverein Gästehäuser.
All of them are close enough to the ring.
Should be driveable next week
http://213.239.207.198/nbr-update/fil
Then click Tourismusverein Hocheifel
Then click Tourismusverein Hotels Gasthöfe
Big list of Hotels.
There's also a big list of B&B's if you click Tourismusverein Gästehäuser.
All of them are close enough to the ring.
Should be driveable next week
http://213.239.207.198/nbr-update/fil
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