Aparthotel Adagio Access Saint Louis Bâle

The most valuable thing about the hotel is the staff, they are very friendly and helpful. Then the distance to the Swiss border: just 1 minute walk. The room was fine, and it was very clean.

We liked the position that includes the airport vicinity.. for me was important that we could stay near the airport due to an early departure. There is a Turkish mini market and a very nice and friendly french boulangerie just next door and if you walk for 10 mins more or less you will reach the commercial area of Saint Louis! There are a few restaurants too near by.. Sushi, Thai and a couple of Turkish restaurants.. If you like playing at the Casino there is one just crossed the Swedish border (15 mins walk)! You can reach the centre of Basel with the tram n. 11 (maybe 20mins)!

We chose this facility for its price and location. We enjoyed a very spacious apartment style suite (bedroom, bathroom, family room with kitchen for 4 nights. This was used as a pre-cruise location prior to taking a Gate 1 river cruise between Basel and Amsterdam. The room also had a double balcony spanning both the bedroom and family room. The balcony had a table and 4 chairs. We arrived by plane at the Basel airport (BSL) which straddles both Switzerland and France. Exiting on the France side, we took a 15 Euro taxi ride (about 10 minutes) to the hotel. Hotel staff was very friendly, knowledgeable and available 24/7. Front door is locked between 9PM - 5AM. Access is provided by key code. The hotel is located in a residential area and is very quiet. Within a 10 minute walk there are several markets for groceries as well as restaurants nearby. A 3 minute walk brings you to the border of Switzerland and another 2 minutes to the tram stop which we used to take us into Basel's Old Town. The apartment hotel has an elevator, but no air conditioning. Each room was equipped with an oscillating floor fan. For our July stay, we found the fans and open floor to ceiling doors leading to the patio to be sufficient.

We were a group of 7 people and we took 2 flats. It was enough space for all of us. The location was great, it you are planning to visit Basel the tram 11 is very close and handy, you can also go straight to Basel train station and from there pick other destinations. The staff is great, always smiling and happy to help. If I will ever return I will definetely chose the same accomodation.

We arrived in the evening after a prolonged journey from Berlin, but the route to the Adagio from Basel SBB railway station could not have been simpler or more convenient (by no. 11 tram), while the walk across the Franco-Swiss border was dead easy and short. The women staff were professional and friendly, speaking French, German and English. The room itself was quite small, but after the first night seemed very cozy and ideal for visiting both Basel and Alace. Good cooking appliance, fridge suitably sized, ideal selection of plates, cups, glasses and cutlery. A step up beyond the window-doorway got you onto a shared balcony with wide view over northern Basel and much of Saint-Louis. The relatively small French town possessed very good food shops, including two boulangeries and two excellent-quality Turkish shops, as well as the well-stocked Carrrefour Express a little further up the main road; restaurants, if desired. Good train links from the local station, as well as exceptionally frequent trams into Basel Altstadt and slightly beyond to the main station. While young people tended to prevail, overall there was quite a wide age range of guests. Overall, we saved quite a bit of cash by staying on the French side; much recommended for additionally getting the best of both sides of the border. I'd happily stay there again.