Apartment St. Alban · Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland

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Compact by design, generous in detail

Apartment St. Alban sits on Kernmattstrasse 8 in Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland, a address that places you within comfortable reach of the Rhine waterfront, the old-town lanes of Basel, and the quieter rhythms of the surrounding canton. The building reads as solidly Swiss — clean lines, well-maintained common areas, and the kind of construction quality that keeps rooms genuinely quiet, even when the city beyond stirs.

At 48 square metres, the apartment does not try to be more than it is. The layout is efficient and honest: a sitting area that doubles as a reading corner, a kitchen with enough counter space to cook a proper meal rather than just heat one, and sleeping arrangements for up to three guests. Natural light moves through the rooms across the day, and the absence of unnecessary decoration means the space breathes. Everything present has a reason to be there.

The St. Alban quarter takes its name from one of Basel's medieval city gates, and that layered history is visible in the streets nearby — old guild buildings rubbing shoulders with converted industrial spaces that now house galleries and workshops. The neighbourhood attracts architects, designers, and researchers connected to the city's pharmaceutical and cultural institutions, and that mix gives the area an understated, intellectually engaged character rather than a tourist-facing one. Grocery options, trams, and cycle paths are close at hand without the apartment feeling as though it sits on a transit corridor.

Host Luzian Jung manages the property directly, which means questions get answered by a person who knows the flat and the district, not a call centre. Arrival is arranged personally, and recommendations are specific rather than generic. For guests travelling for work, for a cultural visit to the many Basel museums, or simply for a few nights in one of Switzerland's most characterful cities, the apartment functions as a calm, practical base.

Inside Apartment St. Alban

48 square metres of considered layout on Kernmattstrasse 8, Basel-Landschaft. Light changes across the rooms through the day. Every corner visible before you book.

What is included

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High-Speed Wi-Fi

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

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Fully Equipped Kitchen

Hob, oven, refrigerator, kettle, and full cutlery set. Counter space accommodates genuine meal preparation, not just reheating.

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Coffee Setup

Kettle and cafetiere or coffee maker provided so your first morning in Basel-Landschaft starts without needing to leave the apartment.

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Quality Bed Linen

Fresh linen and pillowcases provided for every stay. Towels included for each guest, washed and folded before arrival.

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Private Bathroom

Full private bathroom with shower, hand towels, and bath towels supplied. Complimentary soap and basics provided on arrival.

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Heating

Central or electric heating throughout the apartment, guest-controlled, keeping the space warm during Basel-Landschaft's colder months.

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Washing Facilities

Access to laundry facilities either within the apartment or in the building, suitable for guests staying several nights or longer.

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Natural Light

Street-facing windows bring daylight into the main living and sleeping areas. Window coverings allow guests to control morning light.

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Self-Contained Entry

Private entrance with keys handed over personally by host Luzian Jung. Secure building access throughout your stay in Basel-Landschaft.

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Pre-Arrival Cleaning

Apartment professionally cleaned and prepared before each guest arrives. Mid-stay cleaning available on request for longer bookings.

Every square metre used well

Sleeping Area

Comfortable bed for up to 2 · quality linens · blackout potential

The main sleeping area accommodates the primary guests with a properly sized bed, good-quality linen, and enough wardrobe space for a week's luggage without piling things on chairs.

Living and Reading Corner

Sofa seating · natural light · third guest option

A compact sitting area that functions as a reading space by day and can accommodate a third guest overnight. Natural light enters from the street-facing side throughout the afternoon.

Fitted Kitchen

Full cooking setup · counter space · dining table

A properly fitted kitchen with hob, oven, refrigerator, and enough counter length to prepare a full meal. A small dining table seats guests without crowding the workflow space.

Bathroom

Shower · fresh towels · storage shelf

A clean, functional bathroom with shower, fresh towels provided, and a shelf for toiletries. Ventilation is good and the fittings are in solid working order throughout.

Mornings on Kernmattstrasse, evenings by the Rhine

You arrive on Kernmattstrasse and the first thing you notice is how quiet it is for a city address. Luzian hands over the keys in person, runs through the apartment in a few minutes — everything is self-explanatory — and leaves you to settle in at your own pace. The light in the sitting room in the late afternoon is good, and if you have a book or a laptop, that corner tends to hold you longer than expected.

Mornings in the apartment have a particular rhythm. The kitchen is well-sized for actual cooking: you can slice bread, brew coffee, and set two plates down on the table without negotiating for space. The bakeries on the streets leading toward Basel's centre are open early, and the walk there is short enough that a fresh roll is a reasonable ambition before nine o'clock.

During the day, Basel-Landschaft's position makes decisions easy. The Rhine waterfront is within cycling distance, and the city's museum quarter — Kunstmuseum, Fondation Beyeler, Museum Tinguely — rewards a full afternoon without feeling rushed. The tram network is reliable and connects Kernmattstrasse to the main station and the centre efficiently. If the weather is reasonable, the elevated paths above the Rhine bend offer long views back over the city's roofscape.

In the evening the apartment earns its keep as a place to decompress. The city has restaurants at every price point within a short radius, from the simple Beizli serving seasonal Swiss fare to more considered dining rooms near the Kunstmuseum. When you return, the apartment is quiet and the bed is properly made. Three guests share the space without friction — the layout anticipates that possibility. By the time you leave Basel-Landschaft, the address on Kernmattstrasse already feels familiar.

Basel-Landschaft at your front door

Rheinfelden Old Town

20 minutes by car

A well-preserved medieval town straddling the Rhine border with Germany, known for its old city wall, thermal baths, and local brewery.

Kunstmuseum Basel

15 minutes by tram

One of the oldest and most significant public art collections in Europe, holding works from the 15th century to contemporary painting and sculpture.

Rheinufer Basel

15 minutes by foot or bicycle

The Rhine embankment where locals swim in summer, stroll year-round, and watch the wide curve of the river pass under the medieval Mittlere Brucke bridge.

Marktplatz Basel

12 minutes by tram

Basel's central market square fronted by the red sandstone Rathaus, hosting a daily produce market and serving as the social hub of the old town.

Reading Basel-Landschaft slowly

June 2026 · 4 min read

Why the Rhine Is Better Walked Than Photographed

The Basel waterfront changes character every few hundred metres — from working port infrastructure to sandstone promenades to grassy banks where locals leave their clothes in neat piles before slipping into the current. A guide to walking it without a plan.

April 2026 · 5 min read

Three Rooms in Basel Worth Half a Day Each

The Kunstmuseum holds a Holbein that stops people mid-stride. The Museum Tinguely is noisier than any art space has a right to be. The Fondation Beyeler sits in a Renzo Piano building that is itself worth the tram ride. A slow look at three collections.

March 2026 · 3 min read

Eating in Basel Without a Reservation or a Guide

The smaller Beizli between the St. Alban district and Marktplatz serve Schnitzel and Rosti to locals who have been eating at the same table for twenty years. How to find them, what to order, and why the laminated menu is not a warning sign.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is arranged directly with host Luzian Jung. Arrival times are flexible and agreed personally before your stay, so you are not locked into a rigid window. Reach out once your travel plans are confirmed and a time that works for both sides will be arranged.

What is the check-out time?

Check-out is typically by 11:00 on the day of departure. If your schedule requires a later departure, contact Luzian directly. Late check-out may be available depending on the booking calendar, and the host will confirm this in advance.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment accommodates a maximum of 3 guests. The sleeping arrangement comfortably fits 2 in the main bed, with the sitting area providing a third sleeping option. Bookings exceeding 3 guests cannot be accepted within the 48m² space.

Is parking available?

Kernmattstrasse and the surrounding streets in Basel-Landschaft have on-street parking options. Public parking facilities are also available within a short walk. Confirm current availability with Luzian before arrival if a car is essential to your stay.

Do you accept pets?

Pets are not automatically included in the standard booking. If you are travelling with an animal, please contact Luzian Jung directly before booking to discuss your specific situation. A decision will be made based on the size and type of pet involved.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly through this site means you deal with Luzian Jung rather than a third-party platform. You contact the host, confirm the dates and guest count, agree on payment terms, and receive all arrival details from a person who actually knows the apartment and the neighbourhood.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking and communicated directly by host Luzian Jung. Please raise any flexibility requirements before confirming your reservation so terms can be agreed clearly and in writing prior to payment.

How can I reach the host?

Luzian Jung is reachable via the contact form on this site or through the messaging details provided at booking. Response times are typically within a few hours. For urgent matters during a stay, a direct contact number is provided with arrival information.