Hotel Kreuter Koblenz

Our last night in London was spent at the Sofitel Heathrow. It was really nice to be able to get up and walk straight ingto the Terminal. No traffic delays.No stress.
On arriving at Paris airport, we were quickly meet by Renault to collect our car. We have a new Megane Estate wagon. This only took a few minutes and we were on our way. And of course we got lost trying to get out of the airport area ...

Short entry this time....

Only here for one night. Got to the hotel saw a couple of shops with beersteins, birkenstocks and clocks. Had dinner and watched some feral women proceed to get ****** and act like idiots in the hotel bar. Some good news though, won 30 euro on the slot machine in the hotel.

One of the guys (we assume it was a guy) even peed in the hotel hallway and our Tour Manager had to clean it up. People can be such animals.

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Wow St Goar seriously looks like a very typical little German town, it's hard to describe why but when you just look at the little houses you know your in Germany.
Went to wine tasting last night coz the Rhine Valley produces sweet reslings and i like sweet wines but even i was like dude this is hurting my jaw LoL...
kinda wish i was a mum right now coz it seems like we stop for a second and Kylie ...

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This Budget hotel offers room only (17€90 pppn) with breakfast as an add-on option (7€50 each).

Rooms are clean and bright ours had twin beds and en-suite shower, and a large drinks fridge. Some rooms are noisier than others; the ones at the rear are quieter
Alcoholic drinks are available from reception at reasonable prices but even cheaper from the supermarket around ...

... of course) and the Castle is on top of a huge hill (of course). Did I mention the cab was a brand new Mercedes?
At any rate, we got to our wonderful Castle and were hoping for no rain the next day so we could take a boat trip... no such luck. The rain has returned on our trip. Instead, we took the train up to Koblenz. The entire river is littered with castles. Most have them have been converted into hotels it seems. And the towns along the ...

Bingen OR

We had a bit of a sleep-in this morning before our breakfast in the Bingen Hotel. The hotel was really crowded and the breakfast room was packed and generally lacking in food. It was not a pleasant experience, especially bumping up against other tourists who had their chairs and tables crammed up against the buffet tables serving cereals and other food.

Apparently one of our tour ...

... castle walls.

Aside from the fort that stands a five-minute drive from the foot of the cliffs, (there’s also a nifty cable car for those who don’t mind heights), an array of ancient edifices lines the quintessential streets which lead from the riverbank to the old town. Head to the Basilica St. Castor and marvel at the four towers originally founded in 836, and eventually completed in 1208, with its latter gothic roof and fountain which contains an inscription ...

Straight from finishing work with COLT, I went to V festival. No pics, and you can get stories directly, but I then flew straight out on Monday to meet Philip, Lawrence and Elias in Germany to catch up on Philip's stag do. The plan is a week-long tour through Epernay & Reims France (I missed that bit), Köln, Kerpen, Nürberg etc through ...

... race track, there is really nothing to stop you. We agreed that I would be in the car too – I was actually more comfortable being there because I knew he would drive more safely. As we approached the Nurburg area it started raining. MB was very concerned about this development but it turned out to be the best thing that could have happened because it meant no motorcycles on the track. A motorcyclist had died on the track earlier that ...

... sinuous Mosel river and Ainaz will carry on northward to Dusseldorf to visit family. Ainaz will be starting up a new blog on the same site but under her name. Please stay tuned to this blog to get her new address. love to you all, Robin Hello all! Please visit www.travelpod.com/members/ainaz to read up on my adventures.