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90 square metres on the Rhine in Basel-Stadt

A quiet, well-proportioned apartment on Sankt Alban-Rheinweg — river light, good bones, room for four.

Apartment Rheinweg sits on Sankt Alban-Rheinweg 202, one of the quieter stretches of the Basel-Stadt riverside.

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A proper apartment beside the Rhine

Apartment Rheinweg sits on Sankt Alban-Rheinweg 202, one of the quieter stretches of the Basel-Stadt riverside. The building belongs to the old fabric of the Sankt Alban quarter — a neighbourhood of medieval lanes, paper-mill history, and a Rhine path that locals have walked for centuries. At 90 square metres, the apartment is genuinely spacious: high ceilings, generous room proportions, and windows that frame the rhythm of the river and the tree canopy across the bank.

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The interior takes a considered, unfussy approach. Clean plaster walls, solid-floor finishes, and restrained furniture let the architecture speak rather than competing with it. Natural light moves through the rooms across the day, from the cooler morning tones in the main living area to the warmer afternoon light that reaches the sleeping quarters. It is the kind of space that feels better after two days than it does on arrival — quietly comfortable, nothing surplus.

The Sankt Alban quarter gives you an immediately liveable version of Basel-Stadt. The Rheinweg path runs directly outside, used by cyclists and walkers at an easy pace. Within a short walk you reach the Kunstmuseum, the Tinguely Museum on the opposite bank, and a good selection of neighbourhood restaurants, bakeries, and a well-stocked supermarket. The city's tram network is accessible from nearby stops, connecting you efficiently to Basel SBB station and the broader centre without any need for a car.

Host Luzian Jung manages the apartment directly, which means questions get answered without a front desk in between. Arrivals are handled with flexibility, and the apartment is prepared thoroughly between each stay. For two to four guests who want a real Basel-Stadt address — river-facing, walkable, with enough space to spread out — Apartment Rheinweg is a straightforward and honest choice.

What the apartment includes

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable broadband throughout the apartment, suitable for remote work, video calls, and streaming without interruption.

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Full Kitchen

Hob, oven, refrigerator, and a complete set of cookware and utensils. Provisioned for genuine cooking, not light snacking.

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Full Bathroom

Complete bathroom with either bath or shower, serving up to four guests. Clean, well-maintained, and restocked between stays.

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Quality Bed Linen

Fresh linen and towels provided for all guests on arrival. No counting towels — each guest receives a full set.

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Heating Throughout

Central or radiator heating covers the full 90m² apartment. Controlled individually so rooms can be adjusted to your preference.

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River-Facing Windows

Windows oriented toward the Rhine side bring in natural light across the day, particularly pronounced in the main living area each morning.

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Washing Facilities

Washing machine access available for stays of multiple nights. Useful for guests travelling light or on longer itineraries.

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Television

Flat-screen TV with access to standard channels and smart connectivity for streaming your own accounts if preferred.

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Coffee Equipment

Coffee maker and basic morning provisions in the kitchen. Swiss supermarkets nearby for anything additional.

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Flexible Self Check-In

Luzian arranges arrival details directly, allowing flexibility around your travel schedule without a fixed window.

Space to move, space to settle

Main Living Room

Open plan · river-facing light · dining area

The largest room in the apartment, with ceiling height that gives it an airy, uncluttered feel. Natural light from the Rhine side reaches the dining table throughout the morning and into the early afternoon.

Primary Bedroom

Double bed · wardrobe · quiet aspect

A well-proportioned room with a proper wardrobe and enough floor space to move around the bed comfortably. Solid-floor finish, restrained palette — designed for sleep rather than visual complexity.

Second Bedroom

Twin or double configuration · built-in storage

Flexible sleeping for a second couple or two travelling companions. Storage is built in, keeping the room clear. Shares easy access to the main bathroom without a narrow corridor.

Full Kitchen

Hob · oven · refrigerator · full utensils

A complete kitchen equipped for real cooking — not a kitchenette. Hob, oven, refrigerator, and a full set of utensils and cookware. Market and supermarket supplies are within walking distance of the apartment.

Bathroom

Bath or shower · full fixtures

A full bathroom serving up to four guests, fitted with clean, functional fixtures. Well-ventilated and maintained to a consistent standard between each stay.

How a stay on the Rheinweg unfolds

You arrive at Sankt Alban-Rheinweg 202 and the first thing you notice is the sound — or rather the absence of traffic noise. The Rhine path keeps cars at a distance, and what reaches the windows is the low murmur of the river and the occasional cyclist passing below. You drop your bags, open a window, and the apartment begins to make sense.

Mornings here have a particular quality. Light comes in at a low angle off the water, and the living area catches it early. You make coffee in the full kitchen, and if the weather is agreeable you might walk out to the Rheinweg path before the city fully wakes — it is one of those unremarkable habits that quickly becomes the reason you booked in the first place. A bakery in the Sankt Alban quarter is a short walk; by mid-morning you are back at the apartment with bread and the day still open.

Afternoons pull you into Basel-Stadt proper. The Kunstmuseum is walkable. The Middle Rhine Bridge connects you to Kleinbasel if you want the market or a different set of cafes. The Tinguely Museum sits on the far bank, visible on the walk. Trams run from nearby stops if your legs need a rest or the weather turns. The city is compact in the way that genuinely useful cities are — things that matter are close, and the distance between them is pleasant rather than inconvenient.

By evening the Rheinweg takes on a different register. Locals gather at the river edge in the warmer months; there is a particular Basel-Stadt ritual of swimming in the Rhine with a waterproof float bag, which you will witness or perhaps join. Back at the apartment, four people have more than enough room to cook together, eat at a proper table, and settle into the kind of unhurried evening that a good apartment makes possible.

On the Rhine in Basel-Stadt

Kunstmuseum Basel

Kunstmuseum Basel

12 minutes by foot

One of the largest and oldest public art collections in Switzerland, with holdings spanning six centuries. Accessible on foot from the apartment without a tram.

Museum Tinguely

Museum Tinguely

15 minutes by foot

Jean Tinguely's mechanical sculptures housed in a building designed by Mario Botta, on the Rhine bank directly across from Sankt Alban quarter.

Sankt Alban-Tal

Sankt Alban-Tal

5 minutes by foot

A medieval lane running parallel to the Rhine, home to the Paper Mill Museum and one of Basel-Stadt's most intact historic streetscapes.

Markthalle Basel

Markthalle Basel

20 minutes by foot

A covered market hall in the city centre offering local produce, street food, and a good cross-section of Basel-Stadt daily life on weekday mornings.

Reading Basel-Stadt

Walking the Rhine Path from Sankt Alban
June 2026 · 4 min read

Walking the Rhine Path from Sankt Alban

The Rheinweg on the Basel-Stadt side of the river is one of those routes that rewards repetition. Different at 7am than at 7pm, different in October than in May. Here is how to walk it properly — and where to stop.

The Neighbourhoods of Basel-Stadt Worth Knowing
April 2026 · 5 min read

The Neighbourhoods of Basel-Stadt Worth Knowing

Basel-Stadt is compact enough to walk across, but each quarter has its own register. Sankt Alban, Kleinbasel, Gundeldingen — here is an honest account of what makes each one worth an afternoon of your time.

Art Basel and the City Without the Fair
February 2026 · 6 min read

Art Basel and the City Without the Fair

Art Basel dominates the calendar every June, but Basel-Stadt's permanent collection at the Kunstmuseum arguably justifies the trip on its own terms. A look at what the city offers when the fair tents come down.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is arranged directly with host Luzian Jung and is handled flexibly around your travel schedule. Once your booking is confirmed, Luzian will be in touch to coordinate a specific arrival time that works for you.

What is the check-out time?

Standard check-out is at 11:00 am. If you need a later departure, reach out to Luzian in advance and he will do his best to accommodate where the schedule allows.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment accommodates up to 4 guests across two bedrooms. The 90m² floor plan gives four adults genuinely comfortable space — a full living area, dining area, and kitchen shared between the group.

Is parking available?

The Sankt Alban-Rheinweg address is in central Basel-Stadt, where private parking is limited. Public parking is available nearby at several P+R facilities, and Basel-Stadt has excellent tram and public transport connections making a car largely unnecessary during your stay.

Do you accept pets?

Pet arrangements are handled case by case. Please get in touch directly with Luzian before booking if you are travelling with an animal, so we can discuss what works for everyone.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly means you deal with Luzian Jung without a platform intermediary. Send a booking enquiry through this site with your dates and guest count, and Luzian will confirm availability, share payment details, and handle everything from there. It is straightforward and usually faster than third-party platforms.

What is your cancellation policy?

Please contact Luzian directly for the current cancellation terms. Because bookings are handled directly, there is more flexibility to discuss options if your plans change — it is worth reaching out early if you have any uncertainty about your dates.

How can I reach the host?

Luzian Jung is the direct contact for all enquiries — before, during, and after your stay. You can reach him through the contact form on this site or via the messaging details provided at booking confirmation. Responses are typically prompt and personal.

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