Places to stay at the nurberg??

[redsupraman82]

Guys,

 

im planning on taking my best mate to the Nurberg ring this year for his stag do. can anyone recommend anywhere to stay or good places to go?

[Josh]

Can't help on a place to stay but what a good idea, I'd love to be taken to the Nurburgring for a stag do.

 

Strippers, cars, German beer and racing = a good time!

[AndyT]

There's a regular thread with full accommodation details here folks. Think it's fro last years run to the 'ring.

[redsupraman82]

i cant seem to find it?

[Gaz6002]

A quick search using the terms 'Nurburgring accommodation' reveals the following link: http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?173101-The-N%FCrburgring-trip-planning-tips-amp-general-advice&highlight=nurburgring+accomodation

[fastcar]

i feel a plan coming on

[sdistc]

Do you want to stay *at* the track, or within a short drive?

I stayed at a very nice little B&B in Koblenz-Guls, which is about 30 min drive away but is more convenient for dining out in the evenings.

[Dnk]

Try the http://www.am-tiergarten.de/ hotel

 

Better known as the Restaurant Pistenklause, a great place with great food, great beer and 5 mins from the ring

[ManwithSupra]

The Hotel an der Nordschleife

 

http://www.hotel-an-der-nordschleife.de/hotel/index.php

[j_jza80]

I'd read this:

 

http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=52&i=23035

[CanisLupus]

If you want to save some quid, you can look around for smaller hostels. There are pretty good ones which cost little money.

 

For example: http://www.esser-gaestezimmer.de/ I stay there every time i am at the Ring

[redsupraman82]

Thanks guys there is to good info there!

[AJI]

I'd read this:

 

http://www.pistonheads.com/doc.asp?c=52&i=23035

 

 

For the first time northloop public day driver there won't be too much impact on them. All that is basically changing is a price increase for lap tickets and the general atmosphere. (At the moment at least).

People can still turn up on open days and drive around like they used to.

 

But it is worth keeping an eye on the developments with regards to the track. With the amount of debt they are in it wouldn't surprise me if the 2011 calender had plenty of last minute changes in it as they rally around for events to take place on the track.

[foggy147]

I'm going to the ring on the 15th June cant wait, quite a few of us going so should be a laugh

[Jord]

Checking hotels.com is always a good bet. Easy to sort by distance, price, star etc and always has loads of reviews linked to it.

[j_jza80]

For the first time northloop public day driver there won't be too much impact on them. All that is basically changing is a price increase for lap tickets and the general atmosphere. (At the moment at least).

People can still turn up on open days and drive around like they used to.

 

But it is worth keeping an eye on the developments with regards to the track. With the amount of debt they are in it wouldn't surprise me if the 2011 calender had plenty of last minute changes in it as they rally around for events to take place on the track.

 

All i'd take from the article, is to support the existing local hotels and B&Bs, rather than that tourist trap monstrosity/ playground.

[AJI]

Yep, that is the general message.

Its the local businesses that are being hit hard by the new N'Ring track owners.

To keep any form of the former atmosphere alive in the area they are the ones that need the 'support'.

 

 

This is my usual hotel for when I go over there.

http://www.hotel-haus-sonneck.com/index.htm

 

Also this one (right near the track itself - great place for stag 'do' as the breakfasts here are great for hangovers):

http://www.hotel-an-der-nordschleife.de/hotel/index.php

[bodilx6]

Go for the Tiergarten hotel and brag about having slept in Sabines bed :-)

- also, they have access to a garage just next door, where Sabines yunger brother hangs out. Great gang to hang with. They drink a lot and are very open handed with the bottles. Just remeber to sleep in before going on track ;-)