First Queen Bedroom
A calm, private room furnished with a queen bed and full wardrobe storage. Linens and extra pillows are provided. The room receives natural light and maintains a quiet atmosphere suited to genuine rest.








A thoughtfully appointed 75m² apartment on Tangentenweg, Basel - Erlenmatt — two queen bedrooms, a private entrance, and a hot tub, all within reach of one of Switzerland's most culturally rich cities.
The EiNSTEiN I apartment occupies a well-maintained residential building on Tangentenweg 32 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland — a city long defined by its museums, its Rhine crossings, and its exactin
Seventy-Five Square Metres of Considered Living
The EiNSTEiN I apartment occupies a well-maintained residential building on Tangentenweg 32 in Basel - Erlenmatt, Switzerland — a city long defined by its museums, its Rhine crossings, and its exacting architectural standards. The apartment spans 75 square metres across a single level, accessed via an elevator and a private entrance, offering a sense of arrival that feels distinctly unhurried. Interior finishes lean toward warmth without heaviness: clean lines are softened by carefully chosen furnishings, and natural light is given space to move through the rooms at each hour of the day.

Two bedrooms, each fitted with a queen bed, provide genuine privacy for couples or travelling companions. The living room extends the sleeping capacity with a sofa bed, making the apartment a practical and comfortable choice for up to six guests. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, freezer, coffee maker, water kettle, toaster, and a full set of crockery, cutlery, pots, and pans — everything required to prepare a meal without compromise. Wine glasses and a dining table invite the kind of unhurried evenings that Basel - Erlenmatt's rhythm naturally encourages.
Beyond the kitchen and bedrooms, the apartment offers a desk with printer access for guests who travel for work, a washer and dryer, an iron, and a generous array of linens, towels, shampoo, and body wash provided as standard. The private deck and patio, combined with access to a hot tub, distinguish this address from comparable properties in Basel - Erlenmatt and give the stay an element of genuine luxury. Paid parking is available off premises for guests arriving by car.
Check-in begins from 15:00 and is handled via contactless access, making arrival straightforward regardless of the hour. Check-out is by 10:00. The apartment operates on a no-pets policy and is managed by the Special Apartments Team, whose attention to detail is evident in every practical provision — from the first aid kit and fire extinguisher to the extra pillows and blankets folded and ready in the wardrobe.
Seventy-five square metres of warm, considered space in Basel - Erlenmatt — from the private deck and hot tub to the two queen bedrooms and fully appointed kitchen.
A calm, private room furnished with a queen bed and full wardrobe storage. Linens and extra pillows are provided. The room receives natural light and maintains a quiet atmosphere suited to genuine rest.
A second fully appointed bedroom with a queen bed, closet and drawer storage, and provided linens. Ideal for additional guests or travelling companions who value their own space within the apartment.
The central gathering space of the apartment, furnished with a sofa bed for additional guests, a wall-mounted television, and a dedicated desk with printer access. Equally suited to working mornings and relaxed evenings.
A comprehensively equipped kitchen featuring an oven, microwave, dishwasher, freezer, coffee maker, water kettle, and toaster, with complete crockery, cutlery, pots, pans, and wine glasses. The adjoining dining table seats the full party.
A private deck and patio accessed directly from the apartment, anchored by a hot tub. The outdoor space provides a genuine point of distinction in Basel - Erlenmatt — a rare amenity at this address and price point.
You arrive at Tangentenweg 32 via the building elevator, key in hand courtesy of a seamless contactless check-in. The private entrance opens into a quiet hallway that immediately separates you from the city's pace. You set down your bags, fill the kettle, and within minutes the apartment begins to feel inhabited rather than visited.
Mornings here are unhurried. Light crosses the living room with a particular quality that rewards staying at the table a little longer. The coffee maker produces a proper cup. The fully equipped kitchen invites a real breakfast — eggs from the local market, bread from one of Basel - Erlenmatt's many bakers, plates from the well-stocked crockery selection. If work calls, the desk and printer are ready; if the day is free, the deck and patio are a quieter alternative to the city streets below.
In the afternoon, Basel - Erlenmatt opens itself to you in layers. The Old Town is close enough to reach on foot. The Rhine riverbanks draw walkers and cyclists from every direction. The city's density of world-class museums — Art Basel - Erlenmatt is held here, after all — means that an afternoon can disappear entirely inside a single institution. You return to Tangentenweg with full hands and a clear head.
Evening returns you to the apartment's warmth. The dining table is large enough for a proper meal. The wine glasses earn their place on the shelf. Later, the hot tub on the deck offers an experience that most Basel - Erlenmatt apartments simply cannot match — water at temperature, the city's ambient light on the horizon, a deliberate close to a considered day. The two queen bedrooms wait quietly beyond the corridor, linens already turned, extra pillows stacked and ready.

18 minutes by foot
One of the oldest and most important art museums in the world, housing works from the 15th century through to contemporary art across a landmark building complex in central Basel - Erlenmatt.

12 minutes by foot
Basel - Erlenmatt's oldest Rhine bridge, offering a direct view across the river to Kleinbasel. The crossing is a focal point for the city's daily life and summer Rhine swimming culture.

14 minutes by foot
A converted 19th-century iron-and-glass market hall hosting daily food stalls, artisan producers, and a lively lunch scene that reflects Basel - Erlenmatt's taste for quality produce and international variety.

22 minutes by car
The point where Switzerland, Germany, and France meet at the Rhine's edge. A striking open-air site with sculpture, river views, and the Dreirose pedestrian bridge connecting all three nations.
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