Main Bedroom
The primary sleeping room faces away from the street, keeping nights consistently quiet. A fitted wardrobe provides enough storage for longer stays, and the room is sized for two without feeling tight.








Jungstay › Binningen
A composed apartment for up to three guests, minutes from Basel and the Rhine — hosted directly by Luzian Jung.
Apartment Gundeli sits on Kernmattstrasse 8 in Binningen, a residential municipality that borders Basel to the southwest and shares its tram network, its markets, and much of its daily rhythm without
An apartment that gets out of the way and lets you settle in
Apartment Gundeli sits on Kernmattstrasse 8 in Binningen, a residential municipality that borders Basel to the southwest and shares its tram network, its markets, and much of its daily rhythm without the density of the city centre. The building occupies a quiet residential street, and the apartment itself faces away from traffic, which keeps things genuinely calm even on weekday mornings.

The interior follows a clean, unfussy logic. Surfaces are kept clear, storage is generous, and natural light moves through the rooms across the day. Nothing competes for your attention, which is partly the point: this is a place to decompress, to work without distraction, or to use as a solid base for whatever brings you to the Basel region. The layout accommodates up to three guests without feeling crowded, with clear separation between sleeping and living areas.
The Gundeli neighbourhood — from which the apartment takes its name — has a reputation in Basel for being genuinely lived-in rather than curated for visitors. You will find bakeries that open early, small grocery shops, and a tram stop within easy walking distance that connects directly to Basel city centre in under ten minutes. The Rhine promenade, the old town, and the major museums are all reachable without a car.
Luzian Jung manages the apartment directly, which means communication is straightforward and any question gets a direct answer. There are no intermediaries, no automated responses, and no confusion about who is responsible for what. Booking direct also means you deal with one person from first message to checkout, which tends to make things simpler for everyone.
Clean lines, good light, and a layout that makes three guests feel comfortable. A look at the apartment as it actually is.
High-speed WiFi throughout the apartment, suitable for video calls, remote work, and streaming without interruption.
Hob, refrigerator, kettle, and a complete set of cookware, crockery, and utensils for preparing full meals during your stay.
Dedicated bathroom with shower, WC, and basin. Clean towels provided for each guest at the start of the stay.
Fresh bed linen supplied for all sleeping spaces. Pillows and duvets suitable for year-round comfort in Switzerland's variable climate.
Central heating throughout the apartment, regulated for consistent warmth during the cooler months. No additional cost to guests.
The living and main sleeping areas receive good natural daylight. Window coverings allow for full blackout when needed for sleeping.
Laundry facilities available for guests, useful for longer stays. Ask Luzian directly for access details on arrival.
Check-in coordinated personally by host Luzian Jung. Flexible timing discussed directly — no automated lockboxes or impersonal handovers.
A tram stop within easy walking distance connects directly to Basel city centre in under ten minutes. No car required for city access.
The apartment faces away from the main road, and Binningen's residential streets are notably calm compared to central Basel.
The primary sleeping room faces away from the street, keeping nights consistently quiet. A fitted wardrobe provides enough storage for longer stays, and the room is sized for two without feeling tight.
A dedicated space for the third guest, kept separate from the main bedroom. Functional and private enough that it does not feel like an afterthought — proper bed, clear floor area, and storage access.
The central room of the apartment balances a seating area with a dining table. It is the kind of space that works equally well for a working morning and a relaxed evening in with food from the nearby market.
A fully equipped kitchen with hob, refrigerator, and all standard cookware. Practical layout with enough counter space to actually cook a meal rather than just heat something up.
A clean, functional bathroom with a shower unit, WC, and basin. Towels are provided for all guests. The room is tiled throughout, straightforward and well-maintained.
You arrive at Kernmattstrasse 8 and the building is easy to find — Binningen is small enough that nothing requires much navigation. Check-in is handled by Luzian directly, so the handover is quick and you have someone to ask if anything needs clarifying from the start.
Mornings here tend to start slowly. Light comes into the apartment at an angle that makes the space feel larger than it measures. If you need coffee before anything else, the nearest bakery is a short walk, and the tram stop is close enough that you can hear it but far enough that it does not wake you. Basel city centre is reachable in under ten minutes by tram, which means you can be at a museum, a riverside market, or a business meeting without planning ahead.
Afternoons in Binningen often involve heading toward the Rhine or into the old town depending on the weather. The Kunstmuseum Basel, one of the oldest public art collections in the world, is a short tram ride. If you stay closer to the apartment, the neighbourhood has everything for a quiet afternoon: a supermarket, a couple of good spots for lunch, and streets that are genuinely pleasant to walk.
By evening the apartment comes into its own. The separation between living and sleeping areas means that three guests can coexist comfortably without getting in each other's way. Dinner options in the surrounding area range from neighbourhood restaurants to a full Basel evening if you want it. When you come back, the street is quiet, and the apartment is exactly as you left it.

12 minutes by tram
One of the oldest and most significant public art collections in the world, with holdings spanning six centuries. Worth a half-day at minimum.

10 minutes by tram
Basel's medieval centre, anchored by the red sandstone Munster cathedral and the historic market square. A good place to orientate yourself on arrival.

15 minutes by tram
The Rhine through Basel is wide and fast-moving. Locals swim in it in summer using the current — a distinctly Basel experience worth trying at least once.

12 minutes by tram
The central market square hosts a daily produce market in the morning. Fresh regional cheese, bread, and seasonal vegetables from local farmers.
Most visitors treat Basel as a half-day stop between cities. Those who stay longer find a city with genuine depth — three countries converging, a world-class art scene, and a river culture unlike anything else in central Europe.
Directly adjacent to Basel but operating at a noticeably different register, Binningen has bakeries, tram access, and streets where people actually know their neighbours. A short guide to getting around without a car.
One of Europe's oldest public collections does not need a full day to make an impression. A considered route through the permanent collection — from Holbein to the twentieth century — that leaves the afternoon free.
Check-in time is flexible and arranged directly with Luzian Jung before your arrival. Because the apartment is host-managed, there is room to accommodate early or late arrivals — just communicate your plans in advance and Luzian will confirm what works.
Standard check-out is by 11:00. If you need a later departure, get in touch with Luzian ahead of time. Late check-out is offered when the calendar allows, and the answer is always given clearly rather than left vague.
The apartment accommodates up to 3 guests. There is a primary double bedroom and a separate single sleeping space, plus a shared living and dining area that works well at full capacity without feeling overcrowded.
Street parking is available in the surrounding residential streets of Binningen, which tend to be quieter than central Basel. That said, a car is not necessary for this stay — the tram connection to Basel city centre is quick and runs frequently.
Pet policy is not specified for this listing. Please contact Luzian Jung directly before booking if you plan to bring a pet, and he will let you know what is possible. It is always better to ask in advance.
You book directly through this website with Luzian Jung — no platform fees, no intermediaries. You will receive confirmation directly from the host, and all communication goes through one person from start to finish. Payment is handled securely at the time of booking.
Cancellation terms will be confirmed at the time of booking. Because this is a direct booking, Luzian can discuss the policy with you personally if your situation requires flexibility. Contact him before finalising if you have specific concerns about travel uncertainty.
Luzian Jung manages the apartment directly and is reachable by message through the booking platform or by the contact details provided at confirmation. He responds promptly during reasonable hours and is available throughout your stay if anything comes up.
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