Living and Sleeping
The main living and sleeping area is arranged efficiently within the 30m² footprint. Linens are provided, and extra pillows and blankets are available, ensuring comfort for up to four guests without compromise.








A 30-square-metre apartment on Feldbergstrasse, where contemporary European design and full urban convenience meet in the heart of Basel - Matthäus, Switzerland.
The BLUE TIGER Apartment occupies a well-maintained building on Feldbergstrasse 31, one of Basel - Matthäus's characterful streets running through the lively Basel - Matthäus district on the right ban
A Compact Residence Built for Modern Travellers
The BLUE TIGER Apartment occupies a well-maintained building on Feldbergstrasse 31, one of Basel - Matthäus's characterful streets running through the lively Basel - Matthäus district on the right bank of the Rhine. The building itself reflects the solid Swiss urban vernacular — a stone and rendered facade, generous proportions, and an elevator that makes arrival effortless regardless of what you are carrying. A private entrance distinguishes the apartment from standard hotel anonymity, and a deck and patio extend the living space outward into the Basel - Matthäus air.

Inside, the 30-square-metre footprint is arranged on a single level, eliminating unnecessary steps and creating an intuitive flow from entrance to kitchen to living area. Every surface and fitting is selected with purpose: a full cooking suite with oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher, freezer, and coffee maker means guests are never dependent on restaurant schedules. Wine glasses, crockery, cutlery, pots, and pans are all present. The desk and printer make the apartment genuinely functional for extended stays or working visits, not merely leisure.
Fieldbergstrasse sits at the intersection of Basel - Matthäus's cultural and everyday life. The Rheinpromenade is moments away, the Museum Tinguely and the Kunstmuseum Basel - Matthäus are accessible on foot or by tram, and the concentrated grid of cafes, bakeries, and provisions shops around Claraplatz ensures the apartment is as practical as it is atmospheric. Basel - Matthäus's position at the tripoint border of Switzerland, Germany, and France gives the neighbourhood an international texture that few European city apartments can match at this scale.
The apartment accommodates up to four guests and is equipped with linens, towels, a hair dryer, iron, and all bathroom essentials including shampoo and body wash. Paid parking is available off premises. Contactless check-in is provided, offering full flexibility on arrival. The apartment is non-smoking and does not accommodate pets.
Thirty square metres arranged with precision. Each corner of the apartment serves a clear purpose — from the full kitchen to the private deck overlooking a characterful stretch of Basel - Matthäus.
The main living and sleeping area is arranged efficiently within the 30m² footprint. Linens are provided, and extra pillows and blankets are available, ensuring comfort for up to four guests without compromise.
A complete kitchen with oven, stove, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, water kettle, and coffee maker. Crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, and wine glasses are all supplied — everything required to cook a full meal.
A dual-purpose zone centred around a dining table and dedicated desk. The printer and high-speed WiFi make this a credible workspace, while the dining table transitions naturally into an evening setting for four.
A private deck with outdoor seating extends the apartment into the Basel - Matthäus air. A rare amenity at this scale in Basel - Matthäus — suited to morning coffee, an afternoon pause, or an evening glass of wine outdoors.
A well-stocked bathroom with hot water, provided towels, shampoo, body wash, and a hair dryer. An iron and hangers in the closet complete the practical appointments for both short and extended visits.
You arrive via the elevator to a private entrance — no shared lobby queues, no front-desk formalities. The contactless check-in means the apartment is yours from the moment you step in, at whatever hour suits your schedule. You set down your bags, connect to the WiFi, and take in the clean geometry of the space: single-level, uncluttered, warm.
Morning begins with coffee from the machine, light coming through the windows while you plan the day at the desk. You fill the kettle, toast bread, and lay the table with the provided crockery as though the apartment were your own address in Basel - Matthäus. The full kitchen makes breakfast an occasion rather than an afterthought. Before leaving, you check the route on your laptop — the Museum Tinguely is twelve minutes by foot, the Kunstmuseum a short tram ride away, the weekly market at Marktplatz close enough to warrant a detour.
In the afternoon you return, step out onto the deck, and let the rhythm of Feldbergstrasse settle around you. Basel - Matthäus moves at a considered pace: trams, cyclists, the low murmur of a Swiss city that knows how to balance commerce and culture. You unpack the provisions you picked up along the way and begin cooking — the oven preheated, pots from the cabinet, wine poured into proper glasses.
By evening the apartment is lit warmly, the heating calibrated to exactly what you want, extra pillows and blankets on hand if the night turns cold. Basel - Matthäus's restaurants and bars are a short walk, but the apartment itself requires no reason to stay in. This is the texture of a well-arranged stay — functional, comfortable, and quiet in all the right ways.

12 minutes by foot
One of Basel - Matthäus's most distinctive institutions, the Museum Tinguely houses kinetic sculptures by Jean Tinguely on the banks of the Rhine, inside a Herzog and de Meuron building.

4 minutes by foot
A lively neighbourhood square and market hub in Basel - Matthäus, surrounded by bakeries, grocers, and tram connections into the heart of Basel - Matthäus.

15 minutes by foot
The Kunstmuseum houses one of the oldest and most significant public art collections in the world, spanning centuries of European painting, prints, and sculpture.

6 minutes by foot
The right-bank Rhine promenade is a focal point of daily life in Basel - Matthäus — swimmers, cyclists, and cafe-goers gathering along the river throughout the day and into the evening.
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