Basel-Stadt Hotels with Free Parking.

Basel was our final stop in Switzerland this year, a border city spanning only 24 square kilometers. Despite its border location, it's very developed and modern. **Environment:** Among hotels like Victoria, Mövenpick, Radisson, and Novotel, we chose this 3-star option. It's directly opposite the SBB train station, and the main bus terminal is just 100 meters from the lobby exit. Although it's a transport hub, the area is decent; there are a few homeless people around, but its convenience makes up for it. **Facilities:** There's no fitness center, but you can pay to use a partner facility. The lobby bar is alright, not too crowded, with a nice corner view of the street. Coffee runs between 6-7 Swiss francs. The room isn't huge, but it's fully functional, and the bathroom is quite spacious, which is great for travelers. **Cleanliness:** The common areas, like the lobby and hallways, are well-maintained, and the room was very tidy. You can definitely trust the cleanliness standards of Swiss hotels. **Service:** Check-in and check-out were both quick. Our room was ready well in advance, and luggage storage was straightforward. They provide a Basel Card, which offers free use of all city public transport and half-price entry to some museums. I didn't particularly notice any other services.

Location across from main train station and tram outside hotel entrance is perfect for exploring Basel if you are on there for a short time. Outside dining area to sit and watch the world go by. Lobby bar area with piano player in the evening is lovely. Room wasn’t the biggest and you could only get into the bed on one side as it was up against the wall. Friends room was bigger so luck of the draw I guess as I booked two rooms of the same style. Rooms were clean. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Water in the fridge refreshed daily was a pleasant suprise together with coffee and tea facilities. Very good big shower though. Reception and Bar staff helpful and friendly. Didn’t eat in the dining room but they offered discount on menu prices to residents. Would stay again.

We were just passing through. It's a clean hotel with friendly staff. It was a hot day, so they took a window to our room. You don't have to pay for that. Everything else in the hotel was a bit pricey. But we had a great night!

This hotel follows the standard hotel model, with spacious rooms equipped with a kettle, coffee maker, and disposable slippers, just like hotels in China. The rooms are cleaned daily, and the service is excellent. The hotel's location is superb, offering easy access to the train station via tram lines 2 and 11. You can also catch a tram right outside the hotel to reach the Town Hall, Old Bridge, market, and art museum. There's a Coop supermarket downstairs, making shopping very convenient. I'd definitely consider staying at Pullman Basel Europe again if I have the chance!

The hotel is located at a beautiful neighborhood and it is very convenient. On top of that, staffs are very helpful and friendly.

Great hotel and position! The only downside was the bathroom did emit a smell. It wasn't overpowering, just not pleasant. It's okay when the bathroom door is shut but still there when you open it. It didn't bother me a lot but it may be something others find uncomfortable. Otherwise, a great hotel with friendly staff and very comfortable.

Basel is very small, just a 15-minute walk from the city center. This hotel is located on the edge of the city center, making it especially convenient for walking and public transportation. There is a beautiful lady at the front desk, gentle and polite. The room size is probably okay in Europe. Although the facilities are not new, they are very clean. There are capsule coffee in the room and the toiletries are provided by L'Occitane. The hotel is across the road from the Rhine, and there is a street behind the hotel similar to the bustling weekend market.

Very hot on the top floor, no air conditioning

The location was excellent, very close to the tram stop. The rooms are small, but sufficient for this concept; only the separate bathroom and toilet seemed illogical to me. Breakfast was good. Having access to an iron, microwave, oven, and kettle for personal use was an added bonus. Plus, the BaselCard provided for public transport allows for free travel around the city.

I had a pretty good experience staying at Basel Youth Hostel. The location is convenient, with easy access to public transport and just a short walk to the city center and the Rhine river. The building is modern, clean, and well-designed, with a nice mix of comfort and functionality. The staff were friendly and helpful, and check-in was smooth. My room was tidy and quiet, with comfortable beds and good storage space. I also appreciated the free Wi-Fi and the availability of common areas to relax or get some work done. Breakfast was simple but fresh and satisfying — a good start to the day. I also liked the eco-friendly approach the hostel takes, which added to the overall positive impression. Would definitely recommend it to budget travelers looking for a safe, clean, and well-located place to stay in Basel!