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The 10 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Canton of Basel, Switzerland
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Canton of Basel including Hotel Birsighof, Hyve Hotel & Capsules, Bloom Hotel & Bar, Hotel Landgasthof Riehen, Hotel Spalenbrunnen, Hotel Eremitage, B&B Kalimera, B & B Auf dem Wolf, Kulturhotel Guggenheim, Roeschenzerhof Restaurant and Hotel.
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1. Hotel Birsighof
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Hotel Birsighof is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Basel, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Nearby landmarks such as Alte Markthalle (0.2 mi) and Basel Main Station (0.4 mi) make Hotel Birsighof a great place to stay when visiting Basel. Rooms at Hotel Birsighof offer a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Express check-in and check-out, newspaper, and currency exchange are some of the conveniences offered at this small hotel. If you are driving to Hotel Birsighof, there is paid public parking available nearby. While in Basel be sure to experience local tempura favorites at Kyoto Japanese Restaurant. Should time allow, Fine Arts Museum (Kunstmuseum), Altstadt-Spaziergange durch Basel, and Basel Munster are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Basel!
nice little place
Reviewed By hunglownice little place not to far from main station but down a hill. lots of connections to transit close by. very friendly owners. clean rooms. hot showers, good wifi and good quiet sleeps. breakfast could have more choice and rooms could be a little bigger but will repeat next time in town.
2. Hyve Hotel & Capsules
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Meet passionate people, stay at a fantastic location, and explore an inspiring atmosphere! The Hyve is located just a few minutes from the main train station "Bahnhof Basel SBB" in the Gundeldingen neighborhood. We offer a flexible eco system of sleep, work and living forms in an inspiring and familial environment, all in one single location. Our hotel rooms are simple, modern, and comfortable. They are located in a quiet area of the building and serve as perfect safe havens to relax and unwind. Our new Swiss Capsules™ offer a special (and themed) sleeping experience, either in our Underwater World or in the Swiss Forest. A family room with capsules already for the smallest guests guarantees an unusual stay. All guest come together to eat, work, mingle or play, in our common areas like the cozy lounge including our cafe. A charming courtyard, a pool table, a guest kitchen, a yoga studio, an (art) studio and our vegetable garden are available to all guests. Restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets are only a short walk away. Take a stroll into the city center (about 15 minutes) or use the tram that stops nearby. The bus from the train station takes you to the airport in only 20 minutes.
The pragmatic choice for short stays
Reviewed By tamworth6Pretty much the cheapest accommodation anywhere in central Basel, so you need to keep your expectations modest: the location is safe and central; the public areas are inviting and well-equipped – especially the communal kitchen would be invaluable for budget-conscious travel. The gent on reception was welcoming, witty and efficient. The room was clean but shabby (lots of marks on the wall; mismatched bedding; harsh lighting). I needed a clean, low-cost hotel close to the train station so I had somewhere to sleep between arriving at 22:00 and departing seven hours later. The Hyve was the pragmatic choice and I would definitely stay there again. Usually I stay in the Ibis Budget on such trips, but the Hyve is slightly cheaper and slightly closer to the station. The Ibis Budget seems better maintained, and of course you get your own bathroom there, but it is further from the station and inner city.
3. Bloom Hotel & Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Small but cozy!
Reviewed By millydredReception was friendly; housekeeping was great! Room was relatively small and the toilet was worse. Suggest having a few more knobs installed in the room/toilet so we can hang things. Bed and pillow was VERY soft (not sure if it’s a Swiss thing). Small room but comes with coffee, tea, hot water from the Nespresso machine, TV, small cupboard with hangers. Location wise; a little far from town but the tram made it very accessible. Please take tram number 2 instead of bus 30. Tram drops you off way nearer.
4. Hotel Landgasthof Riehen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Riehen? Then look no further than Hotel Landgasthof Riehen, a romantic small hotel that brings the best of Riehen to your doorstep. Rooms at Hotel Landgasthof Riehen provide air conditioning, an additional bathroom, and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available. In addition, Hotel Landgasthof Riehen offers a lounge, which will help make your Riehen trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is street parking available to guests. Close to Friedhof Hornli (1.4 mi), a popular Riehen landmark, Hotel Landgasthof Riehen is a great destination for tourists. Riehen has plenty of Mediterranean restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Wiesengarten Musetti and La Serenissima, which are serving up some great dishes. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular gardens such as Sarasinpark. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Landgasthof Riehen as you experience everything Riehen has to offer.
Pleasant “country inn”
Reviewed By Hera38The Landgasthof is a beloved traditional restaurant, which also offers hotel rooms, in the village center of an upscale town just outside Basel. The Beyeler Foundation, a world class museum of early modern to contemporary art, is a few steps away. The hotel rooms are clean and very comfortable, although marred by some misguided “kooky” design updates. You will enjoy the restaurants, a popular, pub-like “Stube” and a more formal set of rooms for fine dining. The surroundings are peaceful, with real country close by, but a pretty twenty-minute tram ride brings you to downtown Basel. The trams run at seven minute intervals and are free with the pass provided by the hotel.
5. Hotel Spalenbrunnen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 94 reviews
Finding an ideal small hotel in Basel does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Spalenbrunnen, a nice option for travelers like you. Nearby landmarks such as Tinguely-Brunnen (0.4 mi) and Alte Markthalle (0.5 mi) make Hotel Spalenbrunnen a great place to stay when visiting Basel. Hotel Spalenbrunnen features express check-in and check-out and newspaper, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a lounge. If you are driving to Hotel Spalenbrunnen, there is paid public parking available on-site. Travelers looking to enjoy some fish and chips can head to Flanagan's Irish Pub or Paddy Reilly's Irish Pub & Restaurant. Otherwise, you may want to check out a wine bar such as Spark Wine & Coffee Bar, Consum Basel, or VinOptimum Bar à Vin Vinothek. If you’re looking for something to do, Fine Arts Museum (Kunstmuseum) (0.6 mi), Altstadt-Spaziergange durch Basel (0.2 mi), and Basel Munster (0.5 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Hotel Spalenbrunnen. Hotel Spalenbrunnen looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Basel.
Nice place in the city centre
Reviewed By Angelique MIt was our first hotel in the Grand Tour Suisse. The outside looks awesome in a one way street. Nice place in the city centre. Good breakfast, very nice staff, good parking space. The restaurant could get a little more ambiance.
6. Hotel Eremitage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Our cozy hotel lies at the surroundings of Basel and is very well connected with the public transports. You can go straight to the Basel trainstation with the tram number 10 in 18 minutes.We have 28 rooms which all do have a hair dryer, a safe and free Wi-Fi.The restaurant is open from 7:00 to 10:00 for breakfast everyday and from Monday to Friday from 17:00 to 22:00 for dinner.
Perfect location for 4-legged companions
Reviewed By 637louisehPerfect location if you travel with a 4-legged friend - short tram ride from main train station in Basel, clean rooms with dog bowl and mat provided, immediate access to the Ermitage park with its pristine trails, room service available if your companion isn't behaving, next to a grocery store if pet amenities are required, unparalleled warm welcome and friendly service. Our home away from home.
7. B&B Kalimera
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic bed and breakfast in Pratteln does not have to be difficult. Welcome to B&B Kalimera, a nice option for travelers like you. Guest rooms offer a seating area, and B&B Kalimera makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the bed and breakfast, including sun umbrellas, a picnic area, and newspaper. In addition, guests can enjoy free breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Autogrill, which is a cafe that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. B&B Kalimera puts the best of Pratteln at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
No going back
Reviewed By Nimrod666Place is clean and the breakfast was good. A 3-bed room with a funny shower-construction without a door-not giving the showering person any privacy from the other persons in the room-tricky if you f.e. have a teenager. Also a joint toilet was for.us a new, unpleasant experience. All over the B&B there where signs with a lot of "dont's and do's", somethong I found very annoying and finger-pointing. The roomrate was 145 chf and then the charge for a simple coffee in the room was 1,5 chf. We also had a situation where we accidentally hit a metal pole in the parking (with our car). The first thing the lady said was that she woud hire a mason to make a new cement-base for the pole. We checked and the pole was just sticked into the soil-not cemented. We got the impression she wanted to improve her pole base on our expenses (situation still not clear).
8. B & B Auf dem Wolf
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Finding an ideal charming bed and breakfast in Basel does not have to be difficult. Welcome to B & B Auf dem Wolf, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Alte Markthalle (1.4 mi) and Tinguely-Brunnen (1.4 mi), guests of B & B Auf dem Wolf can easily experience some of Basel's most well known attractions. B & B Auf dem Wolf is a charming bed and breakfast offering a seating area, a whirlpool bathtub, and a desk in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. While in Basel be sure to experience local ribs favorites at Restaurant Lowenzorn, Paddy Reilly's Irish Pub & Restaurant, or Restaurant Papa Joe's. There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular natural history museums such as Museum der Kulturen Basel. B & B Auf dem Wolf looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Basel.
Super Host & nice B & B
Reviewed By willbetravlinWe loved our stay at Auf dem Wolf. We had a room that shared a bath with four other people, but it was no problem. The room was comfortable, and quiet. The host, Helga, was really helpful, and gave us tons of advice on how to spend our time in Basel. All of her suggestions were great. The breakfast in the morning was excellent. I would definitely recommend this B & B to anyone visiting Basel.
9. Kulturhotel Guggenheim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Liestal? Then look no further than Kulturhotel Guggenheim, a small hotel that brings the best of Liestal to your doorstep. You can take advantage of some of the amenities offered by Kulturhotel Guggenheim, including room service. In addition, guests can enjoy free breakfast during their visit. As an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. Travelers looking for French restaurants can head to Baselbieter Stübli & Taverne im Hotel Engel or Schützenstube. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Aussichtsturm Schleifenberg (0.9 mi), which is a popular Liestal attraction – and it is conveniently located within walking distance of the small hotel. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Kulturhotel Guggenheim as you experience everything Liestal has to offer.
Boutique hotel
Reviewed By FrequentvoyagerWas at the hotel just for one night, got a room with beautiful classic furniture and direct access to the garden. Comfortable bed. Friendly atmosphere. Quiet, except for some distant trains passing by that did not disturb.
10. Roeschenzerhof Restaurant and Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
A lot of money for “must try harder”
Reviewed By alexkH4465GYGiven the price, the visit unfortunately did leave much to be desired. Service: the service was friendly and gradually increased in attentiveness. However, all diners this evening were squeezed into the roof winter garden. This is a nice room but not so much any more when tables and seats are so close to each other that on every pass, waiters have to push and touch you to squeeze through. In addition, the rustic wooden floor boards bounced up and down with every pass, catapulting our chairs 5 cm up and down. This is ok once in a while but gets annoying with many guests and waiters passing every 2 min throughout the evening. Covid aside, this overcrowded dining space seemed to make little sense with a whole dining space left empty on the ground floor. Food: we chose this restaurant because the menu seemed to be a step-up from the usual Swiss fare of fries and cordon-blue. However, there is still a way to go to deliver on the ambition. We all had full menus with starters, mains and deserts. The ordered cured salmon trout starter maybe sounded more sophisticated than it arrived. Never mind, thanks to clever marketing, I ordered two and a half folded slices of graved lax next to a pile of rocket salad, garnished with a super sour, slice of fruit or vegetable or whatever it was but it was ok in taste (once the punch in the face by the sour thing had eased). The difference between the so called starter Cesar salad and the mixed salad were a few thin slices of breaded chicken fillet (admittedly of ok quality) and three or four shavings of a warm hard cheese. I would say the absolutely laziest interpretation of a Cesar salad ever but the restaurant was not shy to charge a premium for it. Unfortunately, the Cesar and two mixed salads of other diners were watery and the French dressing inert and tasteless (despite the Cesar salad having been announced to sport original Cesar dressing). One ca be forgiven to think it was stretched to go further. Out of two different households, salad and dressing was the only overlapping dish that three different diners had and unfortunately, all complained of an upset stomach during the night and next day. It’s hard to pin-point and I don’t want to make wrong accusations but this is what happened. Anyway, to divert with a highlight, the ribs of the rare breed wooly pig in a sticky sauce were excellent in taste and generous in size (which was pacifying at more than 50 CHF). One minor criticism is that while the 70 degree cooking method made them fall of the bone, the high fat content of this cut was not given the chance to render down. Never mind, it was very tasty. A disappointment in contrast was the salmon trout dish. A minuscule fillet (ambitiously trying to break the 100g mark) with flabby skin on it, cooked or fried to oblivion, served with a block of polenta. The polenta did win the contest for dryness over the fish but only just. The inspiration on the plate, however, was delivered by a kind of crostini with goats cheese mousse playfully piped onto it. In terms of flavor combination, it was impossible to guess what this was about. I would consider preparing a fillet or salmon trout to the point belongs to the basics of restaurant cooking and charging 50 CHF for what arrived is inexcusable. Desert was ok. As we are moving into fall, it seemed a nice touch to add toasted hazelnuts as a red thread through the menu. However, if one disliked them it would have been hard to escape them. The wine list, on the up side, sports a good selection at normal prices. Unfortunately, there is only so much a good wine can rescue. In summary: way to much money for “must try harder”. The Roeschenzer Hof’s restaurant has done considerably better a while back and we shall not return to experience further decline.
