Refugium Thanatcha

It's not a hostel, it's a Guesthouse in the best style of classic Thailand: cheap, clean, and convenient. You get to stay in an historic house in a pretty wine village reached by a panoramic small train for long ago prices. The host really cares about the place and it shows. Bathrooms are shared, and don't expect a hotel, but everything is well done.

It was all good.

Very Nice owners

If any, it was very basic.

Good location. Nice clean comfortable room. Bike storage facilities

It may have been a language barrier but after a very long day I just wanted to shower and have a meal before planning the next day, but the owner repeatedly asked me what time I wanted to leave the following morning, to the point that it became very frustrating.

The hospitality of the owner and their attention. Great value for money!

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The location is wonderful. 50 metres from the Mosel river. Breakfast nice simple continental and plentiful. Better to have the large breakfast with egg and sliced cheese and meat. Very friendly family like service by Jürgen and his family. Local train to Bullay(Trier/Koblenz/Luxemburg) and Traben-Trarbach (nearest bigger supermarkets). Also bud to Calmont Klettersteig (the highest vineyard mountain in Europe). Nice is also the wine cellar of Markus Burg, if doors open but no one in just walk in and call Markus’ mobile number. Good and busy on a Friday night. Try helping picking grapes for a day or more (you get paid), quite strenuous but a great experience and good to meet the locals and learn about the wine business. Guest rooms comfy. Try the 4 bed dormitory for bugdet deal, best between May and August (otherwise a bit chilly). Lovely break for 4-7 days. So far the nicest Mosel area I have seen. Preferable to the Moselle in France between Trier and Pont a Mousson (where it starts getting nice again)