OK, didn't get many photos of the Welsh place -
Home, but it's a great place to stay and good food each evening. The hosts Nigel and Tiv are lovely and if you need a guide for the area he'll try and sort you out.
"Trem Hyfryd" Barmouth Road, Dolgellau,
Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom. LL40 2SP.
Telephone: 01341 423192
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My Euro trip this year was a 12 day one to the Misano Moto GP
Some of the places I've stayed before so I'll only list the new ones and my thoughts on them.
Hotel Name: Hotel Haus Sonnschein
Clean and basic, has free Wifi and off road parking for bikes and is also right on the river Moselle.
Cochem is a beautiful town and would be worth staying a few days for the sights, wine and local roads.
Address: Uferstrasse/Kerwerstrasse 1-5, 56812 Cochem, Germany.
Telephone: +4926717070
Website:
Hotel-Restaurant Haus Sonn´schein
Email:
[email protected]
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Hotel Name: Hotel Miravalle
I've actually stayed here before, but this time we was in the Residence Rooms which is a Wellness centre, great for Spa stuff and very nice rooms. Much better than the main hotel, plus you have a mega underground garage with a automatic door to park the bikes in. Again the owners separate restaurant serves great food and good prices. Warning though, it's closed Mondays but you can eat in the hotel, food is ok but not much choice.
Address: Via Marconi, 12, 38010 Coredo, Italy
Telephone: 390463536141
Website:
Hotel Miravalle - Coredo - Val di Non - Trentino | Coredo - Trentino - Val di Non
Email:
[email protected]
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Hotel Name: Villaggio La Pescaccia
We stayed here a few nights and it's not badly priced considering it was Moto GP weekend, it's 3km from the track so walkable or you could ride a bit nearer and pay to park. We walked.
It had a hot tube in the room and there is also a outdoor swimming pool and spa to use. All very nice. No restaurant on site (they serve breakfast though) but there is one about 10/15min walk which serves food that's in season. No menu, but with a bit of sign language and Google Translate you can get by, well priced and full of locals.
The hotel also recommended another place which is a taxi journey away, the hotel can sort this, brilliant food, owner really looks after you and gave us a free bottle of Grappa at the end of the meal. The price of food was cheap considering the quality/quantity that was served.
Ristorante pizzeria Morciano di Romagna, cucina romagnola, pizza forno a legna, menù di carne e pesce | Ristorante Pizzeria Il Borgo
Address: Via Petrarca 15, 47832 San Clemente, Misano Italy
Telephone: +39.0541.988254
Website:
Hotel Rimini, Villaggio la Pescaccia, Alberghi Rimini
Email:
[email protected]
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Hotel Name: Spengler Hostel
Well, as always with Switzerland, bloody expensive for what you get. Basic and clean hostel. Does have a underground secure carpark. That's about all I can say about this place. As for Davos, don't eat out, go to the supermarket and buy bread, cheese/ham and beers to save a lot of money!!! Unless you're minted.
Address: Schulstrasse 20, 7270 Davos, Switzerland
Telephone: +41814151600
Website:
http://www.spenglerhostel.ch/index.php?id=23
Email:
[email protected]
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Sliders Guest House
Very basic dorm type rooms, they can serve up a meal if you ask, basic stuff but edible. We only stayed here cause it's cheap and near
http://www.nuerburgring.de - sadly it rained and we couldn't get a lap of the Ring. Next time
This place does has a garage for bikes and is owned by a British motorcycle rider
Lindenstrasse 77
53945 Dollendorf
Tel: 0049 (0)2697 906 201
Mob: 0049 (0) 163 671 3493
) riders out there who stayed at a hotel/B&B/camping with their bikes?
