This hotel is as good as it looks in the pictures online. It is a four star hotel but the staff are five. Since it is only very small (16 rooms) you will be lavished with attention.
The rooms were modern, but they had been to IKEA a bit too much and some of the furnishings are noticeably ... Read review
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Advantages: Close to German train station, free public transport when you stay, quiet rooms, stylish decor Disadvantages: Some rooms are smaller than others, quite a way out from the center
This hotel is as good as it looks in the pictures online. It is a four star hotel but the staff are five. Since it is only very small (16 rooms) you will be lavished with attention.
The rooms were modern, but they had been to IKEA a bit too much and some of the furnishings are noticeably cheap. Still, the beds are comfy, as you would expect for £40 per person per night, and although the pillows looked fluffy and plump, they deflated ... ...staying longer. The bathrooms were excellent, made from marble and were well kept as was the whole hotel. The TVs are very small (a 'portable' one with a built in tape player), and this is particualrly noticeable if you have one of the larger rooms (on the corner nearest to the German train station).
Since it is near to the train station, the public transport is excellent and you even get to travel free for the duration of your stay. ... more
This hotel is as good as it looks in the pictures online. It is a four star hotel but the staff are five. Since it is only very small (16 rooms) you will be lavished with attention.
The rooms were modern, but they had been to IKEA a bit too much and some of the furnishings are noticeably cheap. Still, the beds are comfy, as you would expect for £40 per person per night, and although the pillows looked fluffy and plump, they deflated and I would have asked for two if I was staying longer. The bathrooms were excellent, made from marble and were well kept as was the whole hotel. The TVs are very small (a 'portable' one with a built in tape player), and this is particualrly noticeable if you have one of the larger rooms (on the corner nearest to the German train station).
Since it is near to the train station, the public transport is excellent and you even get to travel free for the duration of your stay. There are two tram lines that go to the centre and buses that go elsewhere.
In conclusion, at £40, it is London prices, but it is a good choice compared to other hotels in Basel. The rooms were worth it if you get the larger ones, if not then you might feel a bit out of pocket.
