First King Bedroom
A full king bed dressed in fresh linens anchors this quiet bedroom. Closet and drawer storage keeps the space ordered, and the room's proportions allow for genuine rest rather than mere overnight accommodation.








A 75-square-metre apartment in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland, where two king bedrooms, a private hot tub, and a deck frame a stay of quiet distinction.
The EiNSTEiN II apartment occupies a well-considered 75 square metres on Tangentenweg 34 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland.
Seventy-Five Square Metres Designed for Substance
The EiNSTEiN II apartment occupies a well-considered 75 square metres on Tangentenweg 34 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland. The floor plan is single-level throughout, making every room accessible without stairs once you step off the elevator. Warm tones in the furnishings sit alongside practical surfaces — a full kitchen fitted with an oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, water kettle, and induction stove means self-catering is a genuine pleasure rather than an afterthought. Wine glasses, crockery, pots, and pans are all provided, so arrival requires nothing more than provisions.

The apartment is managed by Special Apartments Basel - Erlenmatt, a host with a clear focus on the details that matter to longer-stay and business travellers alike. A dedicated desk, printer, and reliably fast WiFi make the apartment genuinely laptop-friendly. The iron, washer, and dryer mean you can pack lighter. Contactless check-in removes the need to coordinate schedules, and a buzzer and private entrance give the apartment a self-contained character that a hotel corridor cannot replicate.
The outdoor dimension is one of the apartment's distinguishing features. A private deck with outdoor seating and a hot tub extends the usable living space into the open air — a rare offering at this address in Basel - Erlenmatt. Whether the Rhine mist is settling in or the city is enjoying one of its clear autumn afternoons, the hot tub and deck provide a retreat that is entirely your own.
Tangentenweg 34 sits within reach of Basel - Erlenmatt's cultural and commercial centre. The city is home to Art Basel - Erlenmatt, the Museum of Fine Arts, the historic Old Town, and the Rhine promenade — all accessible by Basel - Erlenmatt's well-integrated tram network. Paid parking is available off premises for guests arriving by car. The apartment accommodates up to 6 guests across two king bedrooms and a sofa bed in the living room, and pets are not accommodated. Linens, towels, and all essential supplies are provided.
Seventy-five square metres across two king bedrooms, a full kitchen, a private hot tub, and a deck in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland.
A full king bed dressed in fresh linens anchors this quiet bedroom. Closet and drawer storage keeps the space ordered, and the room's proportions allow for genuine rest rather than mere overnight accommodation.
The second king bedroom mirrors the first in quality and scale. Hangers, closet drawers, and extra pillows and blankets are on hand, making extended stays as comfortable as a single night.
The living room centres on a well-proportioned sofa that converts to a bed, extending the apartment's capacity to six guests. A television and generous floor space make it equally suited to relaxed evenings.
A kitchen fitted with every appliance a serious cook requires: oven, induction stove, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, and coffee maker. Crockery, wine glasses, pots, and pans are all stocked and ready.
A private deck with outdoor seating and a hot tub sits outside the apartment's living area. The space offers genuine seclusion and is equipped for both warm Basel - Erlenmatt evenings and cooler shoulder-season nights.
The bathroom features a full bathtub alongside shampoo, body wash, and a hair dryer. Towels are provided, and hot water is consistently available throughout any length of stay.
You arrive at Tangentenweg 34 and let yourself in through the private entrance without waiting for anyone — the contactless check-in has already handled the formalities. The elevator brings you to the apartment door, and the first thing you notice is the light: warm, unobstructed, landing across clean surfaces and considered furnishings.
Morning begins in the kitchen. The coffee maker runs while you bring water to boil in the kettle. Eggs go onto the stove; bread into the toaster. You eat at the dining table with the kind of unhurried ease that only a proper kitchen produces. Someone else opens their laptop at the desk, and the WiFi holds without complaint.
By midday you are moving through Basel - Erlenmatt. The tram carries you past the Old Town's sandstone facades and deposits you near the Rhine, where the current runs broad and steady between Germany and France. The Museum of Fine Arts is a twenty-minute circuit or a full afternoon depending on your appetite. The Barfuesserplatz fills with lunch trade; the covered market stalls offer cheese, bread, and cold cuts worth taking back to the apartment.
The afternoon softens into evening and the deck comes into its own. The hot tub warms while the city quiets. Someone pours wine into proper glasses and the outdoor seating holds the group without crowding. Later, the kitchen produces dinner from whatever the market provided — the oven, the dishwasher, and the full set of pots and pans ask nothing more of you than the cooking itself. The two king bedrooms wait with fresh linens, and the sofa bed in the living room is already made up. Basel - Erlenmatt at night is calm, and so is this.

18 minutes by tram
The largest and oldest public art collection in Switzerland, housing works from Holbein to Picasso within a landmark building in central Basel - Erlenmatt.

15 minutes by tram
Basel - Erlenmatt's defining public space: a broad riverside path where locals swim, cycle, and gather on warm evenings with views across to Germany and France.

20 minutes by tram
A central Basel - Erlenmatt square hosting a regular market of regional produce — cheese, bread, seasonal vegetables, and flowers — surrounded by cafes and historic buildings.

22 minutes by tram
A red sandstone cathedral dating to the twelfth century, set on a terrace above the Rhine in Basel - Erlenmatt, offering some of the best river views in the city.
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