Rember to get a room facing the garding as there construction work at the front of the hotel.
But a very nice and welcomming hotel, good size room and comfy beds. Small bathroom, but thats ok. Good value for money.
The breakfast is standard and the service wasnt great the 2 days we vere there. Bread was lacking although we ask for more, but when their boss turned up, they quickly turn the service volume up.....................
Free coffee, tea and wine facilities. Try the Swiss white wine, its not a Riesling, but its a good wine.
All in alle a good hotel and one we would stay at again.

Very cozy hotel with really spacious rooms. I got luck and got a room with a HUGE balcony overseeing the back building! But enjoying great weather at the time. Modern furniture and very basic service. Not great food, restaurant and breakfast. The service is fine to good and the staff are welcoming and friendly. Good location across the street from a bus stop and w/in walking distance to the main station. Also very close and w/in walking distance to the center of the city. Good pick, not great though.

We have just returned from 5 nights at this great hotel. The location is perfect for the old city although you need to be fit for all the steps. The quickest, cheapest and easiest way (especially if you have suitcases) to get from the Euroairport is number 50 bus to train station then number 30 bus from train station (one stop) to outside hotel. Hotel visitors get free tram/bus travel for whole of stay!

The hotel is well furnished in modern design with a co-ordinating striped theme. We chose to pay the extra for a garden facing room and were pleased to be able to have the window wide open at night.

Our bathroom had a shower over the bath which was the most powerful shower I have ever come across with plenty of hot water!

We appreciated the extras like free WiFi, sparkling mineral water in the room and the packet of sweets on the pillow each night... We also liked the complimentary tea/coffee making facilities downstairs in the lounge/dining area.

ALL the hotel staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Basel is a fantastic city especially if you are interested in art and architecture.

We stayed one night in Basel on our way back from a Switzerland holiday in order to catch an early TGV to Paris the next morning for a Eurostar back to London. It is a clean and efficiently run hotel, no longer affiliated with Minotel and run as a charity to help disadvantaged individuals. Echo other reviews that it appears better than it's 3 star rating, with the breakfast area, welcome drink and tranquil garden area high points. Dispite being on a main road some 10 minutes walk from the Rail station, it is quiet and pleasant. Price is reasonable for a Basel hotel, so therefore gives excellent value. Like another reviewer we did find the given directions from the station a little confusing, so it is worth checking the route in advance or catch the number 30 bus from the station. Included in the rate is a free public transport pass, so after checking it you can explore Basel for free - check the 15/16 tram for a circular tour. The hotel is also just a short walk to Basel centre. Basel decribes itself as "the City of Culture", so it's a pity that it's plagued by a serious graffiti problem adorned across virtually every historic building. :-(