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.

Mostly, the fact that we realised at our arrival that the pool area was closed. One of the main reasons that we booked this hotel was because of the pool. And it was a bit disappointing.

This modern hotel is a good starting point for a few days in Basel, as it is well connected to the city centre by frequently served tram and bus lines, at a reasonable room price compared with Suisse hotels. Check-in is possible 24/7, and the little kitchenette enables self-catering. Sitting on the balcony and watching the semi-busy road while sipping a complementary coffee is relaxing. The pool is a nice add-on, mainly for families with young children (what can possibly be smelled at the end of a long and busy day). Serious swimming is not possible due to its short length; the Rhine river is the better choice in summer anyway for a swim. As an alternative for the breakfast at 15€ p.p. there is a lovely café-style bakery (boulangerie) just 50m down the road with an astounting selection of hearty and sweet pastry.

Some parts of the wall and carpet show signs of wear and should be refreshed from time to time.

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)!

I didn t like the fact that the hotel didn t respond to my requests of information about transportation to the hotel before arrival.. no big deal but it would have been helpful! Apart from that it was all good👍

Affordable hotel to visit different Christmas market cities in Alsace region or to visit route of wines. From Saint Louis you can reach easily Basel city centre by tram or the main cities in Alsace region by regional train. And even with the train ticket cost, this is really still a good alternative instead of paying very expensive hotels in Strasbourg or Colmar during Christmas period. Simple restaurants, bakery and mini markets are located within walking distance. The staff is very helpful and speak different language beside English (and French of course).

Kitchen utensils were not particularly clean. The water dispenser in the reception didn't work properly but this was not a major issue in fact.

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.

Although the front desk is stated to be available 24/7, that doesn't mean it is staffed. While there is always someone available you may have to seek them out.

The hotel was easy to find. It's located just 30 meters from Swiss border, easy accessible by tram or bus. There are some shops and restaurants near by. The staff was helpful and kind. There is a pool ( we did not use it), and the internet was perfect. Apartment had all necessities, just as described. Kitchen is small but functional, with kettle and coffee maker. Bed was comfortable and there was enough space in the wardrobe. Bathroom was clean and we always had hot water. There was a ventilator in the room, but the nights were chilly ( 14- 16) so we didn't use it. TV was working just fine. There was a lift, as well as complementary drinks ( coffee, lemonade).

This is not a disadvantage, just a house rules. You have to tidy kitchen and empty bins by yourself or face a 25 euro fee. This wasn't a problem for us, as we would do it anyway, but some people might fing this unusual. If you stay 8 days or more, you will get cleaning and sheets and towels change. Just a small thing, there was only one socket near bed, but that wasn't an issue.

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.

The only problem was that our heater was stuck at 19 degrees celsius and could not increare the temperature in the room.

Microwave, fridge and kitchen working fine. Reception 24 hours (with real people support, not just a machine). Heating and wifi working fine. Quiet area, with shops around. Nice staff.

Not far away from 50 tramway, but it's an expensive ride (7 € for a very short ride) . Distance to navette 11 (french side) is 30 min on foot (more far away, but more reasonable price / distance). As it's very near from Swiss border, I would recommend to disable internet data (as mobile might catch a Switzerland line).

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.

Nothing to criticise.

I didn't opt for breakfast, I went to the shop the previous night for a self cook in the room. There's a twin hob and pans etc to do as you may. Room is basic but has sink, hob, microwave, coffee machine, kettle etc, far more than a usual hotel. And the pool is a plus Outside the door is the local 604 which brings you to the st. Louis station for less than 2€ (they only take cash below 20€). A 4 min walk from the hotel into Switzerland gets you the 11 tram to the city, Alsace Germany is a 20min walk or 10min bus. All staff encountered were multi lingual