Apartment Ziegelei New

6Guests

5.0Rating

FlexibleCheck-in

No FeesDirect

An apartment that earns its name

Apartment Ziegelei New sits on Steinbühlweg 79 in Basel-Landschaft, a Swiss canton known for its understated towns, Rhine-adjacent landscapes, and close proximity to the cultural gravity of Basel city. The name Ziegelei references the area's brick-making heritage — kilns and clay workshops that shaped the built environment of this corner of northwest Switzerland for generations. That history is embedded in the neighbourhood's texture: solid masonry structures, wide residential lanes, and a density that feels considered rather than crowded.

The apartment accommodates up to six guests, making it a practical choice for families, small groups of colleagues, or visiting friends who want to share one address without sacrificing personal space. Rooms are arranged to give each area a clear purpose — sleeping, gathering, cooking — so days spent in Basel-Landschaft feel structured without being rigid.

Steinbühlweg places you in a residential setting that connects efficiently to the wider region. Basel-Landschaft borders France and Germany, which means day trips across three countries are genuinely easy. The local rail and bus network is reliable, and the city of Basel — with its museums, the Rhine promenade, and the Marktplatz — is reachable without a car. For those arriving by air, the EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg serves the region and sits within a reasonable transfer distance.

Your host Luzian Jung manages the property directly, which means questions get answered quickly and practical needs are handled without layers of intermediary. Booking direct with Luzian also removes platform markups, so the rate you see is the rate you pay. Whether you are in Basel-Landschaft for a trade fair, a family occasion, a hiking week in the Jura foothills, or simply a change of pace in northwest Switzerland, the apartment is a dependable base that does not overclaim what it offers.

A residential address in Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland. Space for six, managed directly by host Luzian Jung.

What is included

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable wireless internet throughout the apartment, suitable for remote work, video calls, and streaming across multiple devices simultaneously.

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Parking on Site

On-site parking available at Steinbühlweg 79, removing the need to hunt for street parking in the surrounding residential area.

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Full Kitchen

Complete kitchen with hob, oven, refrigerator, and standard cookware. Equipped for preparing full meals for up to six guests.

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Washing Machine

In-unit or building laundry access for longer stays, so guests are not reliant on local laundromats during multi-night visits.

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Climate Control

Heating available throughout the apartment to ensure comfortable temperatures during cooler Swiss months and shoulder-season visits.

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Fresh Bed Linen

Clean linen provided for all beds on arrival. Additional sets available on request for extended stays beyond seven nights.

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Towels Provided

Bath and hand towels included for all guests. No need to pack bulky towels for stays of any length.

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Television

A flat-screen television in the living area with access to standard broadcast channels, suitable for evening wind-down after active days in the canton.

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Flexible Check-In

Arrival arrangements coordinated directly with host Luzian Jung, allowing for times that fit your travel schedule rather than fixed reception windows.

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Pre-Stay Cleaning

Apartment professionally cleaned before each arrival. Guests are asked to leave the space tidy but no departure clean is charged.

Spaces that work

Main Bedroom

Double bed · quiet aspect · wardrobe

The primary sleeping room offers a double bed, wardrobe storage, and enough floor space to move around in the morning without disturbing anyone else still resting.

Second Bedroom

Twin or double configuration · natural light

A second bedroom suited to two guests, with flexible bed configuration and direct access to natural light. Works equally well for children or adult companions sharing the apartment.

Third Sleeping Area

Additional beds · flexible layout

The third sleeping space accommodates the remaining guests and keeps the total count to six. Practical layout with storage and proximity to the shared bathroom.

Living Room

Seating for six · communal space

The main gathering room seats all six guests and serves as the central space for meals, conversation, and planning the next day's route around Basel-Landschaft and beyond.

Kitchen

Full-sized · hob, oven, refrigerator

A fully equipped kitchen with hob, oven, and refrigerator. Sized to prepare meals for the full group without the workarounds that smaller apartment kitchens often demand.

Bathroom

Shower · WC · basin

A clean, functional bathroom with shower, toilet, and basin. Shared across the apartment's six guests, with access designed to minimise morning bottlenecks.

A day on Steinbühlweg

You arrive at Steinbühlweg 79 and the residential street is quieter than you expected — the kind of quiet that makes unpacking feel like the right first move. The apartment settles six people without anyone stepping on each other, and within an hour the group has found its rhythm.

Mornings in Basel-Landschaft tend to start with light coming in from the west-facing side of the street before the day gets busy. There is enough kitchen space to make a proper breakfast rather than scrambling for a single pan. If you are heading into Basel city, the connection is direct and the commute is the kind you do not think about twice. Markets, bakeries, and the Rhine waterfront are all within reach before most visitors have finished their coffee.

Afternoons open up depending on what brings you to the canton. The Jura foothills are close enough for a half-day walk with real elevation change. The Dreiland triangle — where Switzerland, Germany, and France converge — is a forty-minute loop that genuinely feels like three different countries in one outing. Museum Basel, the Art Basel facilities, and the Fondation Beyeler in nearby Riehen are options for those who prefer interiors to trails.

Evenings pull the group back to the apartment naturally. Basel-Landschaft's towns have their own restaurant culture — unhurried, ingredient-led, and less expensive than the city centre. You return to Steinbühlweg when the evening is ready to wind down, not because there is nothing else to do. The apartment fits six people comfortably at the end of a full day, which is the detail that matters most when you are actually living in a place rather than just staying in it.

Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland

Rhine Waterfront Basel

15 minutes by tram

Basel's Rhine embankment is where locals swim in summer and walk year-round. The ferry crossings and riverside bars are a direct reason to visit.

Fondation Beyeler Riehen

20 minutes by tram

One of Switzerland's most visited art museums, set in a Renzo Piano building in Riehen. The permanent collection alone justifies half a day.

Basel Marktplatz

18 minutes by transit

The red sandstone Rathaus dominates Basel's main square, which hosts a daily produce market and anchors the pedestrian old town.

Jura Foothills Trail

25 minutes by car

The southern Jura range offers walking trails with genuine elevation and views across the Basel plain into France and Germany.

Around Basel-Landschaft

June 2026 · 4 min read

Three countries, one afternoon in Basel

The Dreiland point where Switzerland, France, and Germany meet is less than forty minutes from Basel-Landschaft. Here is how to make a half-day out of it without over-planning the route or renting a car.

April 2026 · 5 min read

What Basel's museums actually look like in person

Basel has more museums per capita than almost any city its size. From the Kunstmuseum on St. Alban-Graben to the Fondation Beyeler in Riehen, this is a practical guide to which ones are worth a full visit and which deserve an hour.

July 2026 · 3 min read

Swimming in the Rhine: a summer local tradition

Every summer, Basel residents float downstream in the current, holding their belongings in waterproof bags called Wickelfisch. It is one of the most specific local rituals in Switzerland, and visitors can join in with minimal preparation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is arranged directly with your host Luzian Jung, which means arrival times are flexible and coordinated around your travel schedule. Please send your expected arrival time at least 24 hours in advance so Luzian can have everything ready.

What is the check-out time?

Standard check-out is by 11:00 AM. If you need a later departure, reach out to Luzian ahead of time. Late check-out may be possible depending on the next guest's arrival, and Luzian will confirm availability directly.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment accommodates up to 6 guests. This covers the full sleeping capacity across all bedrooms. Please do not exceed this number, as it affects safety arrangements and the comfort of everyone in the group.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available at Steinbühlweg 79. Arrive by car without worrying about metered street parking in the surrounding residential area of Basel-Landschaft. Confirm parking details with Luzian at booking if you have a larger vehicle.

Do you accept pets?

Pet policy is not currently listed. Please contact Luzian Jung directly before booking if you are travelling with a pet, so he can confirm whether your specific animal and stay dates can be accommodated without issue.

How does direct booking work?

You book directly through this website with Luzian Jung, bypassing platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com. This removes service fees on both sides. Payment is handled securely and your reservation is confirmed directly by Luzian, usually within a few hours.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking. Because this is a direct booking, Luzian has flexibility to work with guests facing genuine changes of plan. Please discuss your situation directly — clear communication is the best starting point for any adjustment.

How can I reach the host?

Luzian Jung is reachable directly via the contact form on this site or through the messaging details shared at booking confirmation. Direct hosting means you speak to the person responsible for the apartment, not a third-party customer service team.