B&B and Hotels near Nurburgring Race Track

The Nurburgring racecourse, in Germany, opened in 1927 becoming a year round destination
experience. Many different racing events are held throughout the year, utilising the appeal of both motorcycles and race cars.
All the events draw crowds of tens of thousands of excited racing lovers and families, promising entertainment and excitement
not matter the season. When it comes to visiting the circuit there is a variety of accommodation available
and accustomed to each individual needs, offering many hotels and bed and breakfasts both
in the racetrack itself, or within the region itself.

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Each accommodation presents this serene area of Germany through the beautiful landscapes and amazing entertainment, appealing to the young and the old. For those who wish to be as close to the excitement and entertainment as possible Nurburgring possess a number of hotels and B&Bs next to the track.

These are all rated between 3-4 stars. In order to accommodate for the individual the style of each accommodation is decorated in its own unique way. Some present a comfortable and rustic experience, with visitors staying in luxury cabins.

There are also more sleek and modern buildings available with the latest fittings and furniture. In terms of entertainment each accommodation has amenities perfect for relaxation and entertainment from casinos to beer gardens.

When picking between the vast array of hotel or b&b accommodation available in and around the circuit, it’s important to look into what appeals to you as a guest the most.

That way you’ll be able to get the best out of your stay in Nurburgring, whilst being able to enjoy the excitement of the racetrack. The options can either be cheap and affordable, ideal for a family visit, or for luxurious for those who wish to partake in the business side or the more hard-core fans of the track.

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For those who wish to avoid the hustle and bustle of the circuit area, there are plenty more hotels and B&Bs to offer located around the region itself.

All rated between 2-4 stars, the accommodation equals that of those located near the track. In order to make you feel like you aren’t missing out on any of the excitement the hotels are located near similar venues (casino and pubs).

This also gives you the opportunity to take in the beauty of the Nurburgring area, visiting historical and picturesque locations, in between the ecstatic rush of the course itself.

Offering an alternative to the typical hotels available near and around the venue is the option of camping. For the more rustic guests, this opportunity allows those to pitch up a tent and relax under the stars, taking full advantage of the beautiful scenery; being surrounded by acres of green and picturesque fields and trees.

Depending on the campsite, entertainment and food will be provided to the camping guests, with a 24 hour service being made available.

Motor Race Track – Nurburgring – Nürburg in Germany

This race track is one of Europe’s most famous racing circuits. Called “the Ring”, the venue is located next to the town of Nürburg in Germany.

This 23km circuit was home to the Grand Prix from its construction in 1925 until a crash in 1976 which forced the Formula 1 race to move elsewhere. The circuit features a variety of sections, including some incredibly fast areas.

The smaller 5km circuit was created in 1984 which now occasionally hosts Formula 1 races. Various other types of motor racing are held here, and the Nürburgring also hosts many driving enthusiasts who can pay a fee to race their car on the circuit.

Location — Located around the village and medieval castle of Nürburg in the Eifel, which is about 70 kilometres south of Cologne hotels, 100 kilometres northwest of Mainz, and 120 kilometres northwest of hotels in central Frankfurt.

Opened — 1927

Address — Nurburgring, 53520 Nurburg/Eiffel, Germany

Major Events — Formula One Grand Prix, GP2, F3, DTM, 24H, 1000 km, VLN

Circuit Length — 5,148 km

Spectator Capacity — around 140.000

Directions — Nurburg is easily accessible from Germany’s superb autobahn network. From the north, any of the routes that converge on Aachen, Cologne or Bonn can be used whilst from the south, it may be approached using the E44 from the direction of Luxembourg or the E31 from Frankfurt.

Air Connections : The closest international airport to Nurburg is Cologne/Bonn. Frankfurt Hahn, Dusseldorf Flughafen and Frankfurt-Main are slightly more distant. Car hire facilities are available at all airports.

Visitors from the UK and Ireland can fly directly to these airports. easyJet operate regular services to Cologne/Bonn from London (Gatwick), East Midlands and Liverpool airports, germanwings from London (Stanstead) and Lufthansa from London (Heathrow). Ryanair fly from London (Stansted), Glasgow (Prestwick), Dublin in Ireland, Shannon airport and Kerry to Frankfurt Hahn.

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