Stayed here one night and I fell in love with how simple it is. Walking around the lobby and garden…read moremade me feel as if I'm lost in time. Beautiful historic stay. Breakfast is served, free wifi, and staff speaks English.

Clean hotel with the perfect location right in front of trolleys, train station and bus stop. If…read moreyou fly into Basel airport you take bus 50 all the way to the last stop (15 minutes) and it parks practically in front of the hotel. They were very accommodating and even provided us free use of a transformer so we could charge our 240V phones. Water bottle in the room and free espresso machine on each floor. They also provide free trolley passes and wi fi. Staff is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly and speaks proficient English.

For the price of a one star hotel with four star cleanliness and (very) firm mattrasses and a good…read morehot shower cubicle. We paid around 90 euros for a double bed -- which is very doable for Basel, Switzerland. Switserland is always expensive, except for their chocolates. And free wifi for up to 4 connections! (Sidenote & tip: You should buy some Toblerone or Lindt while in the country.) The concept of ibis embraces a minimalist look and surroundings, with small spaces and efficiency as the highest priority. A big bed, a clean shower, sink, toilet and tv. The room can always accommodate more people as a separate bunkbed has been built above the head of the large double. We used to put both our young boys in the one bunkbed above. It has a good railing around it. Breakfast looked good with cappuccino, tea, hard rolls, cereals and yoghurt. If you arrive later in the evening, know that they have ready made meals which you can heat in a microwave. Snacks and sodas can be purchased as well. Parking was available against a payment out front. What I personally love, is the separate toilet so that you don't overwhelm one another with your odor. I wish all hotels had that and, come to think of it, my own home (but we cannot actualize that).