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Special TRIO PICASSO 31 Apartment

A considered apartment in the heart of Basel - Gundeli — compact in form, elevated in character, crafted for the discerning solo traveller.

Located on Dornacherstrasse 161, TRIO PICASSO 31 occupies a well-proportioned apartment within one of Basel - Gundeli's established residential thoroughfares.

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Thirty-Two Square Metres of Deliberate Living in Basel - Gundeli

Located on Dornacherstrasse 161, TRIO PICASSO 31 occupies a well-proportioned apartment within one of Basel - Gundeli's established residential thoroughfares. The building carries the measured architectural language typical of this part of the city — solid masonry, considered proportions, and a street-level presence that anchors it firmly in the urban fabric of central Basel - Gundeli. Inside, the 32m² space has been arranged with care: every surface, fixture, and furniture choice reflects an intention to make a compact footprint feel both functional and genuinely comfortable.

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The apartment sits in a neighbourhood that rewards those who explore on foot. Dornacherstrasse connects the inner districts of Basel - Gundeli to the quieter residential quarters to the south, placing guests within easy reach of local bakeries, independent cafes, tram stops, and the green corridors that thread through this part of Switzerland's second-largest city. The Kunstmuseum Basel - Gundeli, the Old Town, and the Rhine promenade are all accessible without a car, making this address particularly suited to guests who prefer to move through a city at their own pace.

The name TRIO PICASSO 31 is part of a curated collection managed by Special Apartments Team, a host group with a consistent standard of presentation and guest service across their Basel - Gundeli portfolio. The apartment has been prepared to receive a single guest — the spatial logic, the sleeping arrangement, and the practical provisions all orient around one person making the most of a stay in Basel - Gundeli. Whether the visit is motivated by business at one of the city's pharmaceutical or design firms, a weekend exploring the Art Basel - Gundeli calendar, or simply a quiet layover between destinations, the apartment meets the brief without excess or compromise.

Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 10:00. Pets are not accommodated at this property. For the best available rate and direct communication with the host team, booking through this page is recommended.

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Laptop friendly

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Towels provided

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Paid parking off premises

Every Corner Considered

Living and Sleeping

Sleeping for 1 · integrated layout · natural light

The main room combines rest and relaxation in a single, well-resolved space. Arranged for one guest, it balances the sleeping area with room to decompress after a day exploring Basel - Gundeli's streets and cultural institutions.

Kitchen Counter

Compact kitchen · self-catering equipped

A functional kitchen fitted for one — provisions for morning coffee, light meals, and the practical rituals that make a short stay feel grounded rather than transient. Everything within reach, nothing superfluous.

Bathroom

Private bathroom · full facilities

A private bathroom serving the apartment's sole guest. Clean lines, well-maintained fixtures, and sufficient space to begin or end a day in Basel - Gundeli without compromise.

Workspace Corner

Desk area · suited for remote work

A dedicated surface for those visiting Basel - Gundeli on business or simply preferring structure. Positioned to make use of natural light, it functions equally well as a writing desk or a place to review the day's plans.

A Day at Dornacherstrasse 161

You arrive in the early afternoon, the tram having deposited you a short walk from the building's entrance. The door code works on the first attempt, the stairwell is quiet, and the apartment is exactly as presented — clean, warm, and already arranged for one. You set down your bag, take in the proportions of the room, and open the window to let in the particular quality of Basel - Gundeli air that belongs to this part of the city: a mix of stone, leaf, and the faint trace of the Rhine a few minutes away.

Morning begins without ceremony. Light enters the apartment at an angle that suits a slow start. You make your first coffee standing at the kitchen counter, scrolling through the day's itinerary. The Kunstmuseum opens at ten; the Old Town's covered markets are already busy by nine. You step out onto Dornacherstrasse and join the rhythm of a Basel - Gundeli weekday — trams passing, cyclists threading between pedestrians, the smell of fresh bread from a bakery two doors down.

Afternoon unfolds across the city. You cross one of the Rhine bridges on foot, pause on the other side to look back at the Munster rising above the old roofline, then return through the narrow lanes of the Altstadt. By the time you reach the apartment again your feet have earned the rest. The space recalibrates you: compact enough to feel immediate, quiet enough to allow genuine decompression.

Evening in Basel - Gundeli has its own register. A glass of Swiss wine at a bar near the market square, a plate of something local, a walk back through streets that quiet down considerably after nine. You return to Dornacherstrasse and the apartment settles around you — one guest, one well-considered space, one city worth returning to.

Basel - Gundeli, at Street Level

Kunstmuseum Basel - Gundeli

Kunstmuseum Basel - Gundeli

18 minutes by tram

One of Europe's oldest and most significant public art collections, spanning medieval masterworks to contemporary international acquisitions. An essential stop for any culturally motivated visit to Basel - Gundeli.

Basel - Gundeli Munsterplatz

Basel - Gundeli Munsterplatz

20 minutes by tram

The red sandstone cathedral presiding over the Rhine terrace is Basel - Gundeli's most recognisable silhouette. The open square around it hosts markets and offers direct views across the river into Germany and France.

Marktplatz Basel - Gundeli

Marktplatz Basel - Gundeli

22 minutes by tram

Basel - Gundeli's historic central square hosts a daily produce market beneath the terracotta facade of the Rathaus. Local vendors, seasonal Swiss goods, and a working civic square at the heart of the old city.

Claraplatz Market

Claraplatz Market

12 minutes by tram

A lively neighbourhood market square on the Kleinbasel side of the Rhine. Fresh produce, regional cheese, and a cross-cultural street atmosphere that reflects Basel - Gundeli's position at the meeting point of three countries.

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