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"Fantastic stay, perfect location. Close to everything and very friendly staff. Highly recommend the breakfast for 29 swiss francs if you book ahead of time. "

"Really good location. Hotel is big and clean, room was lovely and huge and got very good light. Reception staff could not have been nicer."

"Nice, comfortable, big parking and delicious breakfast all of this for a good money."

"We were warmly welcomed and provided with excellent information about the hotel, dining options and a Basel Travel card to use on all public transport. Reception staff were excellent. Public transport stops are located close by the hotel as is old town, which is an easy walk. Hotel rooms were a great size with very good amenities. The restaurant on site provides an excellent breakfast at a reasonable price. I highly recommend this Hotel."

"The staff was great. Very helpful with all of our questions."

"Nice and clean hotel with spacious rooms close to old town and very comvinient public transport. Great breakfast with amazing choices and lots of options. Very friendly staff at the reception. "

"This is a most excellent hotel!"

"It's in great location, walkable from the main train station and also walkable to the main touristy/restaurant area of the city. The room we had was huge, more like a small apartment. Everything was in great condition and checkin was super easy. Having the free bus pass was very handy, as it meant we could make our way back to the airport at no extra charge (you need bus 50 to get to the airport, it stops just on the left hand side (as you are walking out) of the main entrance to the SBB station. The only slight negative is the room felt quite warm, which was the case for all of the hotels we stayed in in Switzerland. We had air con but turning that down didn't make too much of a difference. But I would say this is a great place to stay if visiting Basel or even if you are just transiting through e.g. making your way to or from the mountains. "

"Proximity to transport and eateries"