Motorradhotels im Bayerischen Wald

Berggasthof Pension Hinhart is a mountain inn near Regen, in the middle of the Bavarian Forest. The B85 and B11 meet at Regen, and the Großer Arber is about 15 km away in a straight line. The owner rides a motorcycle and offers guided rides and route descriptions, and bikes go in a garage. That is a full riding set-up: safe parking, local knowledge and company on the road if you want it. The Czech border at Bayerisch Eisenstein is a short ride away. Ask about guided rides when you book.

Breitenberger Hof is in Breitenberg, in the southern Bavarian Forest, close to the Dreisessel and the point where Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic meet. Bikes have a garage and covered parking, and there are tools for small repairs, somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. From here you can ride loops into Upper Austria and over the border into the Šumava, or north into the National Park. Passau is about 28 km away in a straight line.

Ferien- und Wellness-Hotel Brunnenhof is in Bayerisch Eisenstein, on the Czech border at the foot of the Großer Arber. The kit list is long: a garage and covered parking, a place to wash the bike, tools for small repairs, somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and guided rides. The border crossing to Železná Ruda is in the village, so loops into the Šumava start from the door. Ask about the guided ride dates when you book.

Hotel Ferien vom Ich is in Neukirchen, in the front ranges of the Bavarian Forest above the Danube near Straubing. Bikes have covered parking, and there are tools for small repairs, somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. From here the small roads climb north towards Kollnburg, Viechtach and the Arber, and Deggendorf is about 24 km away in a straight line. A good base if you are coming in via the A3 and want the hills to start straight away.

Hotel Gasthof Zum Bräu is a village inn in Kollnburg, in the front ranges of the Bavarian Forest near Viechtach. The owner rides a motorcycle and shares route descriptions, and bikes go in a garage. From Kollnburg the roads run through the Regen valley towards Bodenmais and the Großer Arber, about 21 km away in a straight line, and south towards the Danube at Deggendorf. A good place for local knowledge of the quieter roads in this part of the forest.

Hotel Gottinger is in Waldkirchen, in the southern Bavarian Forest north of Passau. Bikes have covered parking, and the hotel offers somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. The Dreisessel and the border with the Czech Republic and Austria are about 16 km away in a straight line, and the National Park around the Lusen is within a day loop. Waldkirchen is a small town with shops and places to eat, useful at the end of the day.

Hotel Pension Menauer is a guesthouse in Schwarzach, on the southern edge of the Bavarian Forest, where the hills rise from the Danube valley. Bikes have covered parking, and there is somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. Deggendorf and the A3 are about 15 km away in a straight line, so it works for a late arrival, and the forest roads towards the Arber and the Czech border start a short ride to the north.

Hotel Sattelbogener Hof is in Sattelbogen near Traitsching, in the Bavarian Forest south of Cham. Bikes have covered parking, and the hotel offers guided rides, route tips, somewhere to dry wet gear and wifi. Cham is about 13 km away in a straight line, and the roads from here lead into the Lamer Winkel and up towards the Arber, or across the border into the Czech Republic. Ask about guided ride dates when you book.

Hotel Sonnenhof - Tante ALMA's Sommerfrische is in Sonnen, in the southern Bavarian Forest, about 12 km in a straight line from the Dreisessel and the three-country border with Austria and the Czech Republic. Bikes have covered parking, and the hotel offers somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. Passau is about 23 km away in a straight line. From here you can ride loops into Upper Austria or north into the National Park.

Landgasthof Postwirt is a village inn at Lam, in the Lamer Winkel on the northern side of the Großer Arber. Bikes have covered parking, and the inn offers somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. The Arber is about 12 km away in a straight line, and the border crossing at Bayerisch Eisenstein is a short ride away. Lam is a quiet valley village, so evenings are calm. Ask whether you are booking a room or a holiday flat.

Landhaus Köck is in Lohberg, in the Lamer Winkel at the foot of the Großer Arber, about 7 km away in a straight line. There is a garage for bikes, and the house has route descriptions for the area. The roads round the Arber and the border crossing at Bayerisch Eisenstein are within a short ride, so loops into the Czech Šumava are easy to plan. Lohberg is small, so check where you will eat in the evening before you arrive.

Pension Bayerwald is a guesthouse in Bodenmais, at the foot of the Großer Arber, about 6 km away in a straight line. Bikes have covered parking, and there is somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. From Bodenmais the roads lead up towards the Arber, to Bayerisch Eisenstein and the Czech border, and south to Regen and the B85. Bodenmais is a busy little resort with plenty of places to eat. Ask whether you are booking a room or a holiday flat.

Posthotel Rattenberg is in Rattenberg, in the front ranges of the Bavarian Forest north of Straubing. Bikes have covered parking, and the hotel offers somewhere to dry wet gear, route tips and wifi. Cham is about 16 km away in a straight line, and the small roads from here run east towards Viechtach and the Arber or north into the Upper Palatinate. A quiet base for the less crowded western side of the forest.

Wellnesshotel Bayerwald-Residenz is in Neukirchen, in the front ranges of the Bavarian Forest above the Danube near Straubing. Bikes have covered parking, and the hotel offers route tips and wifi. As the name says, the focus is on wellness, which suits riders who want to unwind after a long day. Drying space for wet gear is not listed, so ask when you book. The roads north towards Kollnburg and the Arber start close by, and Deggendorf is about 22 km away in a straight line.