Yodagoat
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We usually stop of at Vianden to break the journey up. is there anywhere else folk would recommend trying or is Vianden the popular choice?
I’ll second Cochem as a nice wee toon.
And if you can’t find a hotel, there’s a nice one a few miles along the road at Klotten where the gaffer is a fine cook.
I've stopped at Bouillon(http://www.hotelposte.be/index.asp?taal=en) on the Belgium / french border,
also at Pont a Mousson(http://www.bagatelle-hotel.com/) below Metz on the Moselle and if you stretch it for the day,
Epinal IBIS(https://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-0890-ibis-epinal-centre-ville/index.shtml) is good. All these hotels have private parking.
I was going to PM you and ask if Klaus and Bettina were still running the place. I’m looking to take a group there next year like the trip you ran in 2003Klaus at the Hotel Zur Post Lovely guy and definitely a great chef
I was going to PM you and ask if Klaus and Bettina were still running the place. I’m looking to take a group there next year like the trip you ran in 2003
Thanks guys. Bouillon is another favourite. Cochem will be getting a look. We'll be heading to the Tyrol Alps via the far south of Germany.
I should have said we usually camp too!
Cheers
Mike
Just north of Cochem is a small village called Winningen with a campsite on an island in the Mosel.
It's run by Thomas Lange and his Kiwi wife Joanne, food is superb, and if you turn up on a bike the camping is cheap, as they know you will probably eat in the on site restaurant.
Don't go riding with Thomas, as he's a ex German road race champion