Main Bedroom
The primary bedroom offers a proper double bed, ample wardrobe storage, and a quiet orientation that keeps street noise to a minimum. Natural light in the morning without disrupting sleep before you are ready.
St. Alban-Rheinweg, where the old city meets the riverbank
Apartment Breite sits on St. Alban-Rheinweg 202, one of Basel-Stadt's most characterful riverside streets. The building stands in the St. Alban quarter, a neighbourhood shaped by medieval mills, gallery-lined lanes, and the slow green current of the Rhine just below. At 80 square metres the apartment offers a generous footprint for up to four guests — more space than a hotel room, less complication than a whole house.
The interior follows a considered, uncluttered approach. Clean lines, quality materials, and a restrained palette let natural light do the work. The Rhine-facing aspect means mornings arrive bright and afternoons turn golden. Rooms are proportioned for genuine living — space to spread out, cook properly, or simply sit and read without feeling hemmed in.
The St. Alban district has a particular rhythm. Art institutions including the Museum Tinguely and the Fondation Beyeler's neighbourhood satellite spaces draw a thoughtful crowd, while the Rhine promenade itself becomes a gathering place on warm evenings, when locals bring folding chairs and bottles of wine down to the water. The quarter is residential and walkable, with bakeries, small grocers, and riverside paths that carry you into the city centre in under fifteen minutes on foot.
Host Luzian Jung manages the property directly, which means straightforward communication and no middleman delays. Guests book without platform fees, receive accurate information about the flat and the area, and can reach Luzian quickly if anything comes up during a stay. Basel-Stadt rewards visitors who take their time — the apartment on St. Alban-Rheinweg is designed to make that kind of slower, more attentive visit easy.
