Best Luxury Hotels in Canton of Basel-Stadt

The luxurious Mövenpick Hotel Basel can be found in an ideal central location near Basel Airport and the city’s main train station. The hotel is comprised of 260 guestrooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows offering exceptional views over the city. The hotel’s most spacious offering is the 17th-floor Presidential Suite with Separate Living and Sleeping Area and Breathtaking View. Guests can make the most of the on-site PURO Restaurant offering gourmet delights and private dining. The hotel also boasts MP’s Bistro & Bar with a terrace offering city views and a diverse menu. As with all Mövenpick hotels, guests are offered a daily chocolate hour where complimentary and indulgent sweet treats are on offer. The hotel’s fitness and wellness facilities include a fully equipped gym, a sauna and a spa relaxation area.

SET Hotel Residence by Teufelhof Basel offers a uniquely modern accommodation option in the heart of Basel’s Old Town. This hotel prides itself on its contemporary design and state-of-the-art facilities. There are 36 guestrooms spread over 4 floors with the highlight being the fully equipped Courtyard Design Apartment fitted with every modern comfort. There are pleny of on-site dining options including Breakfast @ Teufelhof, Counting Sheep Lobby Bar and the delightful Confiserie Beschle bakery. The Teufelhof Basel offers international cuisine with Swiss influences at the restaurant Atelier while Bel Étage serves seasonal gourmet goodness. There is also a 24-hour fitness room for guests to use. Located across the street, along the old Basel City Walls, is the Stadtmauer Brauer microbrewery which provides the beers youll find in the Counting Sheep Bar.

Dine on three Michelin starred fine cuisine at this hotel’s destination restaurant, where Chef Peter Knogl presents deeply stylish, surprising works of edible art – Cheval Blanc is said to be among the 100 best eateries in the world. Swiss and French specialities are also served in the Brasserie, with drinks in the gentlemans’ club-style bar, or the Salon Du Cigare. 101 rooms include a rooftop suite, Napoleon riverside suite and more standard city rooms (although even in these, you’ll feel like you’re sleeping in a grand stately home). The Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois is actually one of the oldest hotels in Europe – Empress Michiko of Japan, James Joyce and Pablo Picasso all stayed here – a piece of living history.