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Great rooms and good possibility as a bridge in the search of a apartment, was there for two months. But one must be aware that this is a party place and the rooms in the EC get the noise full off and the staff doesn't care (only at a party on a Saturday, after 22:00, a room was offered in the upper floors and that After concerts in the EC took place throughout the afternoon, the other weekends were to look at you. Therefore, a room is trying to get in the upper floors, then there may be a window to open.

This is my second time staying here. The staff are very helpful and polite. The rooms are spacious and clean and comfortable. The breakfast lacks nothing and I love the energy juice drink! The garden is relaxed and the free coffee and drinks are most welcome. I cannot imagine a better hotel in Basel.

The Steinenschanze is a good choice for visiting Basel. The hotel is clean. The staff is friendly. The breakfast is good. The location is good, but not directly in the middle of the tourist fray of the old city. And the rooms have air conditioning, which was definitely needed as the temperatures reached 87 F (30.5 C). A few additional notes: Breakfast: You can get the all-you-can-eat buffer for 25 Euros or the ”small breakfast” for 9 Euros. I found the small breakfast to be sufficient for me. It consists of two scrambled eggs, bread and croissants, whole fruit, coffee or tea, and juice. That was enough for me. The buffet adds quiche, cheese, cold cuts, grilled vegetables, cut-up fresh fruit, and much more. Getting there: The hotel is near the main train station for Swiss destinations (SBB Bahnhof). Nonetheless, I strongly advise against walking to the hotel unless you know the route and you have limited baggage. The way is perfectly safe. That's not the issue. But the roads are confusing, and one can easily get lost. Also, your options are walking on the sidewalk along a 4-lane expressway or crossing the expressway, walking down through a park into the valley, and then going back up a hill with a 70-steps staircase. There is a better solution: take the bus. The no. 30 bus departs from the station and stops right outside the hotel Stop: Scheinenschanze. If you are coming from Germany, you will arrive at the Badischer Bahnhof. In fact, the Badischer Bahnhof and the SBB Bahnhof are the two termini for the no. 30 bus. So just take the bus. You don't even need a ticket if you are taking the us directly to your hotel, as you will receive a Basel Card public transportation pass upon check-in, which will retroactively cover your bus trip.

The Hotel is no frills and if you arrive after 4PM you have to checkin via an electronic kiosk by the door. You fill up a bunch of screens and in the end it gives you a keycard to enter the hotel. You also have to use it in the elevator as the hotel is only on the 4th floor and all other floors have locks. The room was fairly large and well equipped. I particularly loved the alligator shaped soaps for the kids and the fully stocked minibar which was entirely free. There were also chocolates and cookies on the pillows. Nice wi-if too. Breakfast is served in a tiny room downstairs and even though there was a tiny amount of each of the things to eat, it was replaced often. The only person working in the hotel in the morning is the receptionist and the one tending breakfast. She was nice and responsive to our needs. A very good option for those needing to take the train from Basel Bad in the morning. A bit far from the city’s interesting bits though.

We had a two day stay at this hotel on the way to Paris. This is a charming hotel with a historic facade but modern and renovated interior. We had the Queen room and whilst only 20 sq mtrs felt very spacious. Location is prefect for those with luggage and arriving by train as the station is across the road. We had a lovely view of the station and no noise could be heard with the windows closed. We often opened the windows to soak up the atmosphere of the trams and buskers and the hustle and bustle of the station. The old town is not far away and easily walkable but the hotel provides free public transport cards which makes it even easier to visit the city and surrounds. Some lovely old buildings and a marketplace to visit. We did not have breakfast at this hotel but there is a large supermarket next door where drinks, food, bakery items can be purchased. The bar/ restaurant downstairs has inside and outside seating with the outside area great for watching people and the station happenings. If we return this would be our hotel of choice. Switzerland is a very expensive country so expect to pay a lot more for drink and food than you do at home. A block away is Markthalle an upmarket food court with cuisines from all over the world. We ate here both nights as the food was so good.

Business trip, the room is not bad, just opposite the exhibition hall, the train station to the hotel 20 minutes drive. The executive lounge room is set, the executive lounge is in the room opposite the reception desk, there are not many choices 😂

Old world elegance without being stuffy…it works. Staff very welcoming,informed, and clear.y well trained. I was upgraded to a Queen City room with a huge bathtub which I made immediate use.( I’d been on a Tauck river cruise with a smallish shower). Nice touches…a plate of chocolates, flowers and a hand written note from the housekeeping staff. All the drinks in the minibar are complimentary too. I had drinks on the terrace( oddly, you need to make call and hotel guests get attention) which was lovely as the day was bright and Rhine was swiftly passing by. Only challenge ( I’m old) was figuring out the lighting switches at the door and then the bedside….i finally got it down when it was time to leave. A gracious stay. Wry much so.

Beautifully maintained and actually 5 * worthy hotel! Rooms are spacious and beds sleep wonderfully. The only downside is the bathroom where you have to shower in the bathtub with a very small shower head and the toilet right behind the shower door. For the rest: - the staff is top notch, breakfast is complete and extensive - the gym and spa is wonderful and the swimming pool is wonderfully large

The room is poorly soundproofed, and the floor upstairs creaks when stepped on. It's speechless. It's the first time I booked a self-check-in. The gate requires a password to enter. There is no check-in guide when booking on Ctrip. I waited for a long time until someone opened the door and slipped in. Ctrip asked the hotel agent but there was no response. Fortunately, there were other people in the restaurant who kindly gave me directions. There is a shared kitchen. 700 yuan is not bad, right? The socket of this one is small, and the power ***** cannot be used. I used this when I went to France before. Fortunately, their USB can be used, so it dealt with it for one night.

Comfortable location - to the station 5 minutes by bus 30, walk often, stop in step. Near the chic gate of Spalentor, behind them almost begins shopping space and center. Before stopping 50 bus to the airport, take 5 minutes. The staff at the hotel is very welcome, on the receptacle spices, water, candy, cards, booklets, cards. Settled before the placed, late departure without extra payment to 12, then 50 Franco. Give a basel card: free transportation, including to the airport, and 50% discount on museums. There is also a code for hotel entrance after 22 (or 23, I will not remember anymore) when there is no one on the respiratory. Breakfast is excellent, cheeses of species 7, cut, vegetables, hot, juice, water, jams, fruit, can be ordered eggs, omlet, coffee, etc., on the 5th floor with beautiful views, small room. The room is cosy, slippers, closets, minibar, many different lusters and light bulbs. Quiet. Your cloud programs, ours is not. The blankets are excellent, the pillows are so for yourself. Overall: I recommend.