Apartment Steinbühl · Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland

6Guests

5.0Rating

FlexibleCheck-in

No FeesDirect

Apartment Steinbühl, exactly as described

Apartment Steinbühl sits at Steinbühlweg 79 in Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland, on a quiet residential lane that keeps the rhythms of the city at a comfortable distance. The building reflects the clean, understated architecture typical of the Basel-Landschaft canton — solid construction, generous window proportions, and interiors that let natural light do most of the decorating. Nothing here is overdone. Walls are kept light, surfaces are uncluttered, and the furniture has been chosen for function as much as form.

The apartment comfortably accommodates up to six guests, making it equally suited to a family visiting the tri-border region, a group of colleagues attending a Basel trade fair or conference, or a couple wanting extra space to spread out and work remotely. The layout keeps shared areas genuinely social without sacrificing the option to retreat to something quieter when the day calls for it.

The surrounding neighbourhood along Steinbühlweg is residential and well-connected. Local bakeries, supermarkets, and public transport links are within easy reach, meaning you can keep a normal daily routine rather than depending entirely on a car or ride-sharing apps. Basel-Landschaft sits at the meeting point of Switzerland, Germany, and France, which makes the apartment an unusually practical base: the Basel city centre, the EuroAirport, and the French Alsace region are all reachable without long drives or complicated transfers.

Host Luzian Jung manages the property directly, which means questions get real answers rather than automated replies. Check-in is handled personally or via a straightforward self-check-in arrangement, and any issues during the stay are addressed without going through a third-party platform. Booking direct also removes the service fees that typically add ten to fifteen percent to the final price on major booking platforms, so guests pay for the apartment rather than the intermediary.

Steinbühl in every room

Light-filled interiors, clean lines, and a residential address in Basel-Landschaft, Switzerland. Six guests, three bedrooms, and a kitchen that makes a home-cooked dinner a real option.

What is included in the apartment

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High-Speed WiFi

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

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On-Site Parking

Dedicated parking available at or near Steinbühlweg 79, saving guests the time and cost of searching for street parking in a residential area.

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Fully Equipped Kitchen

Hob, oven, refrigerator, and a complete set of cookware, utensils, and tableware for six guests. No need to hunt down a restaurant for every meal.

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Heating Included

Central or electric heating throughout the apartment, keeping all rooms at a comfortable temperature during cooler Swiss evenings and winter stays.

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Shower and Bathroom

Full bathroom with shower, WC, and basin. Towels provided for all guests. Cleaned between every stay to a consistent standard.

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Linen Provided

Fresh bed linen supplied for all beds, changed and laundered between each booking. No need to pack or hire bedding separately.

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Coffee and Kettle

Coffee maker and electric kettle available in the kitchen for the first coffee of the day without needing to leave the apartment.

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Television

Flat-screen TV in the living area for evenings in. Suitable for streaming services when connected to the apartment WiFi via personal accounts.

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Washing Machine

In-unit or building washing machine available for guest use, practical for families or guests on longer stays who need to manage laundry during their trip.

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Flexible Check-In

Arrival time coordinated directly with host Luzian Jung. Self-check-in option available where needed, avoiding rigid arrival windows.

Spaces that work for six

Main Living Area

Open plan · dining + lounge · good natural light

A generous open-plan room that combines dining and lounge seating for up to six. Light walls and unobstructed windows keep the space bright from mid-morning through late afternoon without direct glare.

Primary Bedroom

Double bed · wardrobe · quiet aspect

The largest bedroom faces away from the street, keeping night noise minimal. A full wardrobe provides real storage for longer stays rather than the standard luggage-rack compromise.

Second Bedroom

Twin or double configuration · wardrobe

A well-proportioned second room suited to two guests travelling together or a parent and child. The wardrobe and bedside surfaces are practical without eating into floor space.

Third Bedroom

Single or twin · flexible layout

A smaller but fully functional third sleeping space, ideal for a solo traveller in a group or for guests who prefer their own room. Natural light reaches the room in the morning.

Kitchen

Fully equipped · counter dining · all essentials

A complete kitchen with hob, oven, refrigerator, and the tools needed to cook proper meals. Counter space is sufficient for two people to work side by side without getting in each other's way.

Bathroom

Shower · WC · basin · shared for the apartment

A clean, functional bathroom with shower and full sanitary fittings. Towels are provided, and the layout handles a group of six during morning routines without bottlenecks.

What a stay at Steinbühl actually looks like

You arrive at Steinbühlweg 79 and the neighbourhood is quieter than you expected for a place this close to Basel proper. Luzian has left clear instructions, the door opens without fuss, and the apartment is exactly as the photos suggest: light walls, tidy surfaces, nothing competing for your attention. You drop your bags and the city already feels manageable rather than overwhelming.

Mornings here tend to be unhurried. The kitchen is fully equipped, so the first coffee is made at home rather than hunted down on a strange street. If you do want to go out early, a short walk from the door connects you to local shops and a bakery where the bread is baked the same morning. Basel-Landschaft has a different pace from the city centre, and that difference is most obvious before nine in the morning, when the lane is still quiet and the light comes through the apartment windows at a low angle.

Afternoons open up quickly from this address. The tri-border geography of Basel-Landschaft means France is a short drive west and Germany is equally close to the north. You might spend a few hours at the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein, or cross into Alsace for a village market. Those with Basel on the itinerary will find the city centre and the Rhine riverbanks within easy reach by public transport or car. Museums, the old town, and the river promenade all make for full afternoons without requiring an early start.

Evenings settle back into the apartment naturally. The living area holds six comfortably, and the kitchen makes a cooked dinner a real option rather than a compromise. The neighbourhood quiets down after dark, and that quiet is one of the things guests tend to mention when they leave.

Basel-Landschaft, at the edge of three countries

Vitra Campus

18 minutes by car

One of the most photographed architecture collections in Europe. Buildings by Zaha Hadid, Frank Gehry, and Tadao Ando on a single working campus in Weil am Rhein.

Basel Old Town

15 minutes by car or tram

The medieval Marktplatz, the red sandstone Rathaus, and the Rhine promenade all within walking distance of each other in the Basel city centre.

Fondation Beyeler

10 minutes by car

A private art museum in Riehen holding one of the strongest modern and contemporary collections in Switzerland, in a purpose-built Renzo Piano building.

Alsace Village Markets

25 minutes by car

Weekly markets in the Alsace villages just over the French border sell local wine, cheese, and produce. Saint-Louis and Huningue are the closest crossing points.

Notes from Basel-Landschaft

June 2026 · 4 min read

Three Borders, One Weekend in Basel-Landschaft

Switzerland, France, and Germany converge within a thirty-minute drive of Steinbühlweg. This is a practical guide to crossing all three in a single weekend without a rigid itinerary, by someone who actually did it.

April 2026 · 3 min read

Why the Vitra Campus Is Worth a Half Day

The Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein is eighteen minutes from the apartment and holds more important architecture per square metre than almost anywhere in Europe. A guided tour takes two hours and changes how you look at buildings.

May 2026 · 5 min read

Eating Well in Basel Without a Restaurant Reservation

Basel-Landschaft has a strong food culture that plays out in neighbourhood bakeries, Saturday markets, and the Alsace villages just over the French border. Here is where locals actually shop and eat, with no reservations required.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is flexible and coordinated directly with host Luzian Jung before your arrival. There is no fixed window — just get in touch a day or two ahead and a time that works for both parties will be confirmed. Self-check-in is also available if your arrival time is uncertain.

What is the check-out time?

Standard check-out is at 11:00. If you need a later departure and the apartment is not booked that same day, just ask Luzian in advance. Later check-outs are accommodated where the schedule allows, often at no extra charge.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment is set up for up to 6 guests across three bedrooms. The living and dining areas are sized accordingly. If your group is slightly larger, reach out to Luzian directly to discuss whether an exception can be arranged.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available at or adjacent to the property on Steinbühlweg 79 in Basel-Landschaft. Details on the exact parking arrangement will be confirmed at booking. The residential location generally means street parking is also available nearby.

Do you accept pets?

Pet policy is not listed as a default restriction. Contact Luzian Jung directly before booking if you are travelling with a pet. Many hosts in residential apartments are open to small, well-behaved animals when asked in advance rather than on arrival.

How does direct booking work?

Direct booking means no Airbnb or Booking.com service fees, which typically add 10 to 15 percent to the total price. You pay Luzian directly via bank transfer or an agreed payment method. Communication goes straight to the host, so any question or request gets a real, fast reply.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are confirmed at the time of booking and communicated directly by Luzian Jung. As this is a direct booking, the terms are set by the host rather than a platform. Ask for the full policy before confirming your reservation so there are no surprises.

How can I reach the host?

Luzian Jung is reachable directly through the contact form on this site or by the phone and email details provided at booking. Direct bookings mean you always have a real person to call rather than a support queue. Response times are typically within a few hours during the day.